at
swiftnesse
is ?
Chaucer - Boethius
at most plenteuously [[pg 54]]
comen to shrewes.
[Sidenote: We judge him to be valiant who has given evidence of
his fortitude. ]
? Of ? e whiche ? iftys I 1429
trowe ? at it au? t[e] ben considered ? at no man douti?
? at he nis strong. in whom he see? streng? e. {and} in
whom ?
at swiftnesse is ? So? e it is ? at he is swyfte. 1432
[Sidenote: So music maketh a musician, &c. ]
Also musyk make? musiciens. {and} fysik make? phisiciens.
{and} rethorik rethoriens.
[Sidenote: The nature of everything consists in doing what is
peculiar to itself, and it repels what is contrary to it. ]
? For whi ? e nature
of euery ? ing maki? his p{ro}pretee.
comen to shrewes.
[Sidenote: We judge him to be valiant who has given evidence of
his fortitude. ]
? Of ? e whiche ? iftys I 1429
trowe ? at it au? t[e] ben considered ? at no man douti?
? at he nis strong. in whom he see? streng? e. {and} in
whom ?
at swiftnesse is ? So? e it is ? at he is swyfte. 1432
[Sidenote: So music maketh a musician, &c. ]
Also musyk make? musiciens. {and} fysik make? phisiciens.
{and} rethorik rethoriens.
[Sidenote: The nature of everything consists in doing what is
peculiar to itself, and it repels what is contrary to it. ]
? For whi ? e nature
of euery ? ing maki? his p{ro}pretee.
