at is
suffisau{n}t
my?
Chaucer - Boethius
ty {and} most digne of hono{ur} yif hym nedi?
any
clernesse of renou{n} whiche clernesse he my? t[e] nat 2312
graunten of hym self. ? So ? at for lakke of ? ilke
clerenesse he my? t[e] seme febler on any syde or ? e
more outcaste. _Glosa. _ ? is is to seyne nay. [[pg 84]]
[Sidenote: He that is sufficiently mighty and esteemed will have
necessarily an illustrious name. ]
? For who
so ?
at is suffisau{n}t my? ty {and} reuerent. clernesse of 2316
renou{n} folwe? of ? e forseide ? inges. he ha? it alredy of
hys suffisaunce.
[Sidenote: _B. _ I cannot deny it, for reputation seems inseparable
from the advantages you have just mentioned. ]
boice. I may nat q{uo}d I denye it.
? But I mot graunten as it is. ? at ?
clernesse of renou{n} whiche clernesse he my? t[e] nat 2312
graunten of hym self. ? So ? at for lakke of ? ilke
clerenesse he my? t[e] seme febler on any syde or ? e
more outcaste. _Glosa. _ ? is is to seyne nay. [[pg 84]]
[Sidenote: He that is sufficiently mighty and esteemed will have
necessarily an illustrious name. ]
? For who
so ?
at is suffisau{n}t my? ty {and} reuerent. clernesse of 2316
renou{n} folwe? of ? e forseide ? inges. he ha? it alredy of
hys suffisaunce.
[Sidenote: _B. _ I cannot deny it, for reputation seems inseparable
from the advantages you have just mentioned. ]
boice. I may nat q{uo}d I denye it.
? But I mot graunten as it is. ? at ?
