Bot thare is othir maner of Armes, the quhilkis ilkeman that beris thame, tuke at thair awin plesance to mak difference and knaulage amang Lordis, Gentilis, and noble men of armes, to knaw ilk ane be othir.
For sik cause men has gert geve ilke man his surname that makis the difference.
And syne was this ilke Buke translatit out of Latine in the langage of Romaine, nocht all hallely bot alsmekle as thame thocht nedefull and spedefull to the Gouernance of Princis.
As thus a Man has tane to bere in his Armes a low of gules in a champ of siluer, ane othir of that ilke toune has tane the samyn efter that he has it wynteris and [gh]eris.
The Rule of seint Maure or of seint Beneit, Because that it was old and somdel streit This ilke monk leet olde thinges pace And held after the newe world the space.
So yede he forthilke day, Þat he neuere at home lay.
Ne of þe spusing seyen nay, But spusede [hire] þat ilke day.
Dahet habbe that ilke best, That fuleth his owe nest!
Yif god ne were, and huwe rauen, Þat drow him fro godrich awey, And barw him so þat ilke day.
And bad ubbe, his iustise, Þat he sholde on ilke wise Denemark yeme and gete so, 2960 Þat no pleynte come him to.
But now is time to you for to tell *How that we baren us that ilke night*, *what we did that same night* When we were in that hostelry alight.
This ilke text held he not worth an oyster; And I say his opinion was good.
Ihc wot he wille þilke day Hon{ur}e þe so muche so he may.
For it befell that ilke throwe 3070 At Troie, wher the Siege lay Upon the cause of Menelay And of his queene dame Heleine, The Gregois hadden mochel peine Alday to fihte and to assaile.
Solempne was that ilke office, And riche was the sacrifice, The feste reali was holde: And therto was he wel beholde; For such a wif as he hadde on In thilke daies was ther non.
I am," quod he, "that ilke same, The which men Diogenes calle.
For Falssemblant is thilke vice, Which nevere was withoute office: Wher that Envie thenkth to guile, He schal be for that ilke while Of prive conseil Messagier.
A gret mervaile it is forthi, 1480 How that a Maiden wolde lette, That sche hir time ne besette To haste unto that ilke feste, Wherof the love is al honeste.
Decembre after the yeeres forme, So as the bokes ous enforme, With daies schorte and nyhtes longe This ilke Signe hath underfonge.
And for this ilke grete grace Bachus upon the same place A riche temple let arere, Which evere scholde stonde there To thursti men in remembrance.
And ſal get ðis ilke dai, ðor buten hunte if ic mai [Fol.
The Troianys with hym sammyn, he and he, Murmuryt and bemyt on the ilke wys: Reyk to the man the pryce promyst, all cryis.
Thai ilke goddis mot dewly reward the Accordyng thy desert in all degre.
At this ilke cost as we arryvit, als tyte, And in the port entrit, lo!
Betyd, theilke tyde, a fer grettar woundir, And mair dreidful to catyvis be sik hunder, Quhilk of Troianys trublit mony onwarnyt breste.
Adoun he gooth, and tolde his maister sone (260) In what array he saugh this ilke man.
This ilke worthy knight had been also Somtyme with the lord of Palatye, 65 Ageyn another hethen in Turkye: And evermore he hadde a sovereyn prys.
The reule of seint Maure or of seint Beneit, By-cause that it was old and som-del streit, This ilkemonk leet olde thinges pace, 175 And held after the newe world the space.
Al as he bad, fulfilled was in dede, 1140 This ilke servant anon-right out yede, And his maister shette the dore anon, And to hir labour speedily they gon.
For sothly, whan that werre is ones bigonne, ther is ful many a child unborn of his moder, that shal sterve yong by-cause of that ilke werre, or elles live in sorwe and dye in wrecchednesse.
This preest the somme of fourty pound anon Of nobles fette, and took hem everichon 1365 To this chanoun, for this ilke receit; Al his werking nas but fraude and deceit.
Ther lakketh no-thing to thyn utter yën That thou nart blind, for thing that we seen alle That it is stoon, that men may wel espyen, 500 That ilke stoon a god thou wolt it calle.
Now wolden som men seye, paraventure, That, for my necligence, I do no cure To tellen yow the Ioye and al tharray 1075 That at the feste was that ilke day.
Lorde, mekill of myght, And stronge in ilke a stoure, 130 In batailes ferse to fight, And worthy to wynne honnoure.
The rule of Saint Maur and of Saint Benet, Because that it was old and somedeal strait, This ilke monk let olde thinges pace, And held after the newe world the trace.
Iasoun was yong, and lusty of corage, And under-took to doon thisilke empryse.
Natheles, for-sooth, this ilke senatour Was a ful worthy gentil werreyour, And of his deeth hit was ful greet damage.
And if I hadde y-taken for to wryte 1765 The armes of this ilke worthy man, Than wolde I of his batailles endyte.
Acorded been to this conclusioun, 1310 And that anoon, these ilke lordes two; And hastely sit Troilus adoun, And rolleth in his herte to and fro, How he may best discryven hir his wo.
I can no more, but thus thise ilke tweye That night, be-twixen dreed and sikernesse, 1315 Felten in love the grete worthinesse.
In many cruel batayle, out of drede, Of Troilus, this ilke noble knight, As men may in these olde bokes rede, Was sene his knighthod and his grete might.
God woot if he sat on his hors a-right, Or goodly was beseyn, that ilke day!
All as he bade fulfilled was indeed This ilke servant anon right out yede.
This ilke laddre (that may to hevene leste) is charite, The stales gode theawis.
I wol merueylen on þe nature of þe matere of þilke cloþes.
She þat ilke fortune only þat is chaunged as þou 736 feinest to þe ward.
But certis þilke þ{a}t is cause for whiche 2620 men requeren any þing.
And quhen the nycht wes fallyn wele, 735 With all thair harnas ilke deill All prevaly thai raid thair way.
I will nocht rehers all the maner; For quha sa likis, thai may heir 520 Yhoung women, quhen thai will play, Syng it emang thame ilke day.
Than in ane playne assemblit thai; And, for thar lord that thar wes ded, Thai schupe thame in that ilke sted For till take herbery all that nycht.
Schrevyn, and als repentand wele, Quhen all wes done him ilke deill That nedit Cristin man till haf, As gud Crystyn the gast he gaf.
And ilke day thai gert men ryde To bring vittalis, on ser maneris, Till thame fra the toune of Coigneris, That weill ten gret myle wes thaim fra.
Myn armys bene so clere: I bar a ridell and a rake, Poudurt with the brenyng drake, 115 And thre cantels of a cake In ilke a cornere.
Perkyn turnyd hym aboute in that ilke throng; 190 He fouzt fresshly, for he had rest hym long.
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