at
euery iugeme{n}t knowe?
euery iugeme{n}t knowe?
Chaucer - Boethius
[Sidenote: If we would follow Plato in giving things their right
names, let us say that God is _eternal_ and the world
_perpetual_. ]
{and} for ? i yif we willen putte wor? i name[s] to ? inges 5052
{and} folwen plato. lat vs seyn ? a{n} so? ely ? at god is
et{er}ne. {and} ? at ? e worlde is p{er}petuel.
[Sidenote: His knowledge, surpassing the progression of time, is
ever present, containing the infinite space of past and future
times, and embraces in his clear insight all things, as if they
were now transacting. ]
? an syn ?
at
euery iugeme{n}t knowe? {and} comp{re}hendi? by hys owen
nature ? inges ? at ben subiect vnto hym. ? ere is so? ely 5056
al-wey to god an et{er}ne {and} p{re}sentarie estat. {and} ? e
science of hym ? at ouer-passe? alle
temp{or}el moe[ue]m{en}t [[pg 174]]
dwelli? in ? e symplicite of hys p{re}sence {and} embrace?
{and} considere? alle ?