e corages of men
p{ro}ue?
p{ro}ue?
Chaucer - Boethius
at ?
er nys som blisfulnesse
? at is sad stedfast {and} p{er}fit. b. ? is is concludid 2480
q{uo}d I fermely {and} so? efastly.
[Sidenote: But now consider wherein this felicity resides. That
God is the governor of all things is proved by the universal
opinion of all men. ]
_P. _ But co{n}sidere
also q{uo}d she in wham ? is blisfulnesse enhabite? . ? e
co{m}mune acordaunce {and} conceite of ?
e corages of men
p{ro}ue? {and} graunte? ? at god p{r}ince of alle ? i{n}g{us} is 2484
good.
[Sidenote: For since nothing may be conceived better than God,
then He who has no equal in goodness must be good. ]
? For so as no ? ing ne may ben ? ou? t bettre ? an
god. it may nat ben douted ? an ? at [he ? {a}t] no ?
? at is sad stedfast {and} p{er}fit. b. ? is is concludid 2480
q{uo}d I fermely {and} so? efastly.
[Sidenote: But now consider wherein this felicity resides. That
God is the governor of all things is proved by the universal
opinion of all men. ]
_P. _ But co{n}sidere
also q{uo}d she in wham ? is blisfulnesse enhabite? . ? e
co{m}mune acordaunce {and} conceite of ?
e corages of men
p{ro}ue? {and} graunte? ? at god p{r}ince of alle ? i{n}g{us} is 2484
good.
[Sidenote: For since nothing may be conceived better than God,
then He who has no equal in goodness must be good. ]
? For so as no ? ing ne may ben ? ou? t bettre ? an
god. it may nat ben douted ? an ? at [he ? {a}t] no ?
