NAMES OF PEOPLE, PLACES, &c.(A few are also given in theList of English Words, pp.53-60. —F.)ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTVWXYZAAbel,26/12.Abraham,25/37.Adryan,26/16;27/36.Agace,28/10, Agatha.Agnes,28/5.Alarde,26/7.Albright,29/28, Albert.Alemayne,14/17;22/27, Germany.Alfranke,34/38, Lanfranc?All Hallows’ Day,28/18.Aloste,18/34.Alsace,14/4, 8.Amand,29/13.Amelbergh,29/21.Amyas,30/10, Amiens.Anastase,29/2.Andrew,26/16,23.Andwerp,18/37;19/1, Antwerp.Anselm,26/34.Antonye,27/15.Appolyn,28/35, a man’s name.Aprille,27/40.Aragon,22/35.Ardane,43/38, Ardennes.Arnold,27/5.Arnold of Noirs,24/33.Arondel,24/21.Ascension Day,28/16.Aspremond,24/35.Aubin,27/10.August,28/2,34.Austria,24/20.Austyn,27/22.Austyns,24/5, Augustinian friars.Auynyon,22/20;45/21, Avignon.BBarnabe,31/3.Bartilmews faire (Smithfield),19/8.Basil,31/10.Bath,18/27.Baudewyn,30/1, Baldwin.Beane,14/5, Beaune.Beatrice, the laundress,31/26.Beaumound,24/30.Belle,18/33.Beme,22/38, Bohemia.Benet, the churl,30/8.Bernard,30/15.Berow,19/2;24/31, Bergues.Berte,31/30.Bertilmewe,30/27, Bartholomew.Bertram,30/36.Biauuays,23/17, Beauvais.Boloyne,24/27;49/4;50/14, Boulogne, close to Paris.Boniface,30/22.Bousser,24/31, Bourchier.Brabanders,43/3.Bretaigne,24/16, Brittany.Bristow,18/27, Bristol.Bruges,43/22; Brugges,18/29, Bruges.Brussels,18/36.Bryce,31/18.Burgoyne,24/19, Burgundy.Bussin, the hangman of Bruges,43/21.CCambrigge,19/8, Cambridge.Camerik,23/19, Cambray.Candlemas Day,28/22, Feb. 12.Catherine, the kempster,32/18.Cathon,9/27, Dionysius Cato.Caunterbury,23/6.Cecile,22/36, Sicily.Cecile, the spinster,32/24, Cecilia.Chalons,19/7.Charles of France,30/1.Charter House,24/4.Chestre,23/13.Christian, the collar-maker,46/26.Christine, the seduced,46/30.Christmas,28/15.Cistiauls,23/37, Cistercians.Clare, the blind,33/6.Clare, St.,24/10.Clarice, the nopster,33/12.Clemence,32/39.Clement,32/39.Clermonde,24/26, Clermont.Cluny,23/32.Colard, the goldsmith,31/33; the fuller,32/9.Coleyne,23/8, Cologne.Colombe,32/32.Comynes,18/32.Conrad, the shearman,32/13.Coventry, procession of,28/32.Cyprian, the weaver,31/39.DDamian, the armourer,33/32.Danes,43/8.David, the bridle-maker,33/21.Dendremonde,18/34.Denis, the furbisher,33/26.Denmarke,23/1.Dixmuthe,18/31.Donaas, the doublet-maker,33/38.Dornyk,18/30, Tournay.Dover,24/29.EEaster,26/12.Easterlings,43/1.Elias, the painter,34/19.Elzeter,14/4; Aussy, Alsace.Englishmen,30/5;43/3.Englissh,1/1.Englond,14/16;17/21, 24,33;22/32;51/24.Ermentin, the sick man,34/35.Eustace, the tailor,34/1.Everard, the upholster,34/13.FFelice, the silkwoman,36/20.Ferraunt, the hosier,35/40.Feuerer,27/39, February.Fierin, the baker,35/28.Flaundres,17/22;24/25;51/26, Flanders.Flemings,43/4.Forker, the cordwainer,35/39.Francis, the draper,35/9.Fraunce,22/28;24/34;30/2, France.Frederick, the wine-crier,35/23.Fremyn, the taverner,35/17, Firmin.Frenchmen,43/2.Frensshe,1/1;14/6;51/37, French.Friseland, men of,43/8.GGabriel, the linen-weaver,38/9.Garnade,14/8, Granada.Gascoyne,14/9, Gascony.Gaunt,18/29, Ghent.Genoese,43/6.George, the bookseller,38/31.Gerard, the miller,36/27.Germole,14/5.Gertrude, Gilbert’s sister,39/14.Gervase, the scrivener,36/35.Gervase, the smith,39/10.Gheldreland,24/18, Guelderland.Gherlin, the kettle-maker,38/23.Ghyselin, the basket-maker,38/19.Gilbert,36/24;39/14.God,49/32;50/17-19,23-4(see55/2).Gombert, the butcher,37/31.Greek,14/11.Guisebert, the bowmaker,36/24.Guy, the fishmonger,37/40.Guyan,24/17, Guyenne.HHaesburgh,29/28.Harry, the painter,39/23.Henaud,24/28, Hainault.Heynewiers,43/7, Hainaulters.Holand,24/28.Hollanders,43/7.Holy Ghost,51/38.IIsaac, the wineman,46/37; the kettlemaker,47/3.JJaniuer,27/39, January.Jenewys,43/6, Genoese.Jennette, the maid,50/5.Jherusalem,23/5.John, the usurer,38/28.Juyll,28/2, July.Juyn,28/1, June.KKatherin, the kempster,32/18.Kylian, and his fellows,39/35.LLady, Our: her days in March (25) and Harvest (Aug. 15),28/21, 25.Lady, Our, of Boulogne,49/4.Lambert, the carpenter,39/39.Lamfroy, the tiler,40/23.Lancaster,24/15.Laurence, the mason,40/8.Lenard, the thatcher,40/29.Lewin, the brewer,40/16.Lincoln,23/14.Logier, the felt-maker,40/37.Lombards,43/4.London,18/26;19/6;23/11;51/33.Louayn,18/37, Louvain.Lucian, the glover,40/40.Lucy, the bastard,41/8.Luke,23/18, Liège.Lyon, the purse-maker,41/1.Lyons,17/34.MMabel, the tailoress,42/10.Marche,27/40, March.Margret,10/7.Martin, the grocer,41/12.Mary, Virgin,48/17(seeLady.)Mase,12/18, the river Meuse.Maud, the cap-maker,42/17.Maximian, the physician,41/29.May,28/1.Mence,23/10, Mayence.Menyn,18/32.Montpelier,43/40.Morris, the surgeon,41/20.NNaples,23/4.Natalia, the bathwoman,42/27.Nauerne,22/37, Navarre.New Year’s Day,28/26.Nicholas, the mustard-maker,42/21.Noirs,24/33.Novembre,28/4.OOberol, the innkeeper,42/38.Octobre,28/3.Ogier, the falconer,43/36; the poulterer,44/1.Oliver, the broker,42/34.Onnour, keeper of the tower and prison,43/9.Oseye,14/8, Osoye, Alsace.Ostryche,24/20, Austria.PPalm Sunday,28/25.Pardon of Sion,28/33.Parys,18/28;23/15, Paris.Paul, the cooper,44/16.Paulin, the corn-meter,44/20.Peter, the wool-beater,44/5.Philipote, the thieving maid,36/5.Pieryne, Peter’s daughter,44/26.Poole,22/39, Poland.Poperyng,18/33.Portingale,23/2, Portugal.Portingalers,43/5, Portuguese.Poytevyns,43/2, folk of Poitou.Premonstrence,23/40, Premonstratenses.Procession-Days,28/31-2.QQuerine, the dice-maker,44/37.Quintine, the toll-taker,44/29.RRandolf, the money-changer,45/33.Reyner, the squire,45/25.Reynes,23/9, Reims.Richard, the carter,45/10.Richard, the currier,45/9.Robert, the messenger,45/1.Roberte, the she-heckler,45/5.Roen,18/28;23/9, Rouen.Roger, the sacristan,45/20.Roland, the handworker,45/17.Rome,22/19, 22.Romeneye,14/10, Romanée (?).Rynyssh,14/4;17/31, Rhenish.Ryselle,18/31, Lille.SSacrament Day,28/30.Salesbury,19/4, Salisbury.Scotland,23/3.Scots,30/6;43/6.Senlys,23/16.Septembre,28/3.Shrovetide,28/24.Skepyns,43/29; Eschevins (see59/1).Spaniards,43/5.Spayne,14/6;20/17, Spain.St. Bartholomew’s Fair,19/5.St. Benet,24/2, St. Benedict.St. Bernard,23/38.St. Christopher’s Day,28/20.St. Clare,24/10.St. James,49/3.St. John,28/15.St. Kylian,39/35.St. Martin’s Mass,28/19.St. Omers,18/35.St. Peter’s Day,28/16.St. Pol,24/27.St. Remigius,28/17.Stephen, the glazier,34/30.Sterbrigge,19/3, Stourbridge.TTerrewyn,23/20, Touraine.Three-Kings’ Day,28/27.Thursday,38/16.Treyer,23/10, Treves.Trinity term,28/15.VValensynes,18/35, Valenciennes.Valerian, the tawyer,46/10.Vedast, the furrier,46/19.WWalburge, the pilch-maker,46/23.Walram, the currier,46/14.Walter, the paternoster-maker,46/1.Westmestre,19/9;51/33, Westminster.Whitefriars,42/33.Whitsuntide,28/16.William, the brushmaker,46/5.Winchester,23/12.Wyllemyns,24/3, Guillelmins, friars.XXpristian, Xpristine,46/26, 30, Christian, Christine.YYork,18/26;23/7;24/12;28/31(procession).Ypre,18/30, Ypres.Ysaac, the wyneman,46/37; the kettlemaker,47/3.Ysores, the joiner,46/34.ZZachary, the proctor,47/9.LIST OF FRENCH WORDS(For the modern meanings of Caxton’s englishings,see the ‘List of English Words,’ pp.53-60above.)A-AoAp-AyBa-BlBo-BuCa-CeChCi-CoCr-CyDa-DeDi-DyEa-EnEs-ExFa-FlFo-FyGHIJKLMaMeMi-MyNOPaPe-PiPl-PoPr-PyQRSa-SeSi-SyTa-TiTo-TyVa-VeVi-VyWYAa,47/18, on.a b c,2/11.abbes,2/4, abbotes.abuures,49/36, watred.accidens,38/40, accidents.acertes,16/1, certainly.achates,10/9, bye.acheuee,38/15, ended.achier,21/22, steell.acompaignie,45/27, acompanyed,acompter,3/7, rekene.acquite,37/29, acquite.a dieu,49/2, to god.aduiegne,36/18, come.aduises,48/11, aduised.affiert,4/8, behoueth.afourceurs,43/14, rauisshers.ahanne,45/12, ered.ahontier,37/14, shame.aies,4/39, haue.aigles,11/24, eygles.ailleurs,3/30, somwhere els.ainchois,26/2, er;27/8, erst.ainsi,5/23, thus.aisies,49/19, easyd (seeaysies).al,27/11, at the.ale fois,18/22, othir while.alesnes,21/34, alles.allez,5/27, goo.alme,16/27, soule.aloses,12/7, alouses.alouwes,11/2, larkes.aloyeres,21/32, pawteners.alumes,50/5, lyghte.alun,20/35, alume.amaine,25/25, bryng.amandes,13/9, almandes.amenra,40/10, shal brynge.ameroie mieulx,15/37, had I leuer.amye,4/35, frende;29/14, lyef.angeles,48/20, angelis.anguilles,12/12, eelis.anijs,20/3, anyse.annettes,10/38, doukes.annyuersaire,25/32, yeres mynde.anthan,32/5, foryere.aoust,28/23, heruest.Apapostles,48/18, apostles,apostumes,41/23, apostomes.apotecaires,1/22, apotecaries.apparaillies,4/15, redy.appelle,16/34, called.appertient,8/6, belongeth.appiert,37/34, appereth.apportes,29/32, brynge.aprendre,1/4, lerne.apres,11/33, herafter.aprise,29/16, taught.Apuril,27/40, April.arain,21/23, bras.arblastriers,36/26, arblastrers.arbres,13/10, trees.arceniers,2/20, boumakers.archangeles,48/20, archangelis.archeuesques,2/4, archebisshops.arcs,36/25, bowes.arde,30/26, (that it) brenne.argent,18/12, siluer.armoyer,33/32, armorer.arrester,26/8, tarieng.artetique,42/7, goute.asnes,11/20, asses.assaye,26/18, assayed.assemble,39/32, gadred to gedyr.asseoir,8/5, to sette.asses,29/20, ynough.asuret,14/36, y-asured.attendre,14/25, taryeng.aual,1/8, langyng;6/19, after.auantage,46/11, auantage.auaynne,22/10, otes.aucteur,3/33, auctour.aucunes,48/35, ony.auenture,29/10, auenture.aueugle,33/6, blynde.auiourdhuy,32/7, this day.aulmosne,33/8, almesse.aulnes,16/21, elles.aultrement,37/24, othirwyse.aultres,9/6, othir.aulx,8/25, garlyk.aunte,6/3, aunte.aurain,32/19, right now (seeorains).aussi,49/40, also.auwes,10/38, ghees.aysies,48/31, at his ease (seeaisies).Babachinnet,33/34, bacenet.bachins,7/8, basyns.bachon,10/23, bacon.baillies,17/13, gyue.bailly,30/10, baylly.balainnes,12/2, whales.ballances,21/11, balances.balles,20/36, bales.bancs,7/4, benches.banerets,24/33, banerett.bankers,7/1, bankers.banny,43/34, banysshed.barbier,47/12, barbour.bargaigne,10/24, chepe (seebergaignier).baron,46/25, husbonde.barons,2/8, barons.bas,34/36, softe.basenne,19/26, basenne.basse,6/31, lowe.bastard,14/7, bastard.bastarde,41/8, bastarde.bateiller,35/6, fighten.bateure,44/5, betar.batteries,38/26, baterye.baysier,32/35, kyssed.becq,26/33, beck.becques,12/13, pikes.becquets,12/13, pikerellis.beestes,1/9, bestis.beghines,24/11, beghyns.belfroy,40/24, steple.belle,29/18, faire.berchie,33/17, rocked.bergaignier,14/28, bergayne (seebargaigne).besoing est,6/22, it be to doo.besongnes,6/18, thinges.betes,13/32, betes.beuurages,1/17, drynkes.beuuries,27/9, (ye) shall drynke.biau,30/33, fayr;b. sire,18/3, fair sire.biaucop,36/9, many.bien,4/39, well.biens,29/20, goodes.bisse,10/27, hyndecalf.blances,13/18, white.bled,13/40, whete.bleu,14/36, blyew.Bobogars(? forbegars),24/6, lewd freris.boire,28/35, ete (instead ofdrynke).boit on,14/22, drynke me.bonnes,52/3, good.borages,13/37, borage.bordures,22/5, broythures.boucerie,37/32, bocherie.bouche,29/39, mouth.bouchiers,2/21, bochiers.boucle,21/28, bocle.bouk,19/23, bukke.boulengiers,2/19, bakers.boulie,14/19, boulye.bouly,12/35, soden.bouriaulx,43/22, hangman.bourre,6/36, flockes.boursiers,2/28, pursers.boursses,21/29, purses.bousiaux,25/39, bootes.bouter,37/37, to put.boutoirs,10/40, butores.boys,13/22, wodes.boysteuse,32/32, halting.boz,7/27, wode.braieul,8/38, pauntcher.brandeurs,8/8, andyrons.brasse,40/17, breweth.brasseur,40/16, brewar.brayes,8/37, briches.brebys,12/29, sheep.bresmes,12/7, bremes.breuiares,39/8, portoses.brezil,20/18, brasyll.briefment,3/16, shortly.browet,10/20, browet.brun,20/1, broun.bryef,4/25,le plus b., the shortest.bue,14/24, wesshe;buera,31/28, shall wassh.buef,10/14, bueff.burchmaistre,44/13, bourghmaistre.bure,9/5, butter.buuerons,26/26, shall we drynke.buuraiges,14/3, drynkes.buuray ie,28/37, shall I drynke.Cacabellau,12/3, coddelyng.calys,7/2, chalon.cammelle,20/2, cammelle.caniuet,47/23, penknyf.cannes,7/10, cannes.car,9/26, for.cardinaulz,2/3, cardinals.cardons,13/28, thistles.carmes,24/5, white freris.carpres,12/12, carpes.Cathon,9/27, Cathon.catons,38/38, catons.cattel,15/12, catell.catz,11/19, cattes.caulx,40/14, chalke.ce que,1/4, that which.celee,37/9, secrete.celuy,5/9, hym.censes,37/5, fermes.cerenceresse,45/5, heklester.cerench,45/7, hekell.certainement,5/16, certaynely.certes,16/5, certaynly.cesse,34/7, resteth.cestui,3/29, this.Chcha,25/25, hyther;de cha,44/28, on this side.chaiers,7/4, chayers.chainture,31/35, gyrdle.chambre,31/32, chambre.chandelliere,47/6, candelmaker.chandeloer,28/22, candlemasse.chandeylles,47/7, candellis.change,45/34, change.changiers,2/33, chaungers.channeue,45/6, hempe (seechenneue).channonnes,23/30, chanons.chapelrie,45/23, fre chapell.chapitle,15/4, chapitre.chappelains,24/7, chappelains.chappon,10/33, capon.chappron,4/18, hood.chareton,45/10, cartar.charge,48/6, charge.charpentier,40/3, to tymbre.charpentiers,2/27, carpenters.chars,1/9, flessh.chartres,36/36, chartres.chartreurs,24/4, monkes of chartre hous.chastel,40/1, castell.chastelain,24/29, castelayn.chastoyes,9/32, chastyse.chaude,50/8, hoot.chaudel,14/1, caudell.chaudiers,7/7, ketellis.chaudrelier,38/23, ketelmaker.chaudrens,7/6, kawdrons.chauetiers,2/28, cobelers.chauist,42/11, cheuissheth.chault,27/18, reccheth.chault,27/4, hete.chausies,25/39, do on.chausser,35/40, hosyer.chemises,8/37, chertes.chemyn,26/4, way.chenneue,20/13, hempseed (seechanneue).cheoir,25/11, falle.cherfeul,13/32, cheruyll.cherises,13/5, cheryes.cherisier,13/11, cherye tree.cherront,25/11, shalle fall.chescun,1/7, euery . . . othir.chesne,13/13, ooke.cheual,25/26, hors.cheualiers,2/8, knyghtes.cheuaucheray,25/29, (I) shall ryde.chielliers,6/30, selers.chien,41/3, hound.chier,35/34, dere.chieuerel,10/23, gheet.chincque,17/25, fiue.chire,20/25, waxe.chose,5/6, thyng.chucre,20/1, sugre.chuynes,11/3, storkes.chyens,49/25, here withinne.Cicierf,41/2, herte.cignes,11/3, swannes (seesignes).cirurgiens,25/9, surgyens.cite,42/29, cite.clarey,14/12, clarey.clau,19/13, nayll.claux,41/22, soores.clercq,23/33, clerke.clere,34/40, clere.clergesses,24/11, clergesses.clocque,30/15, belle.clocques,8/31, clokes.clocquiers,49/15, steples.coc,10/34, cocke.coffyns,21/33, coffyns.cognoissaunce,4/13, knowelech.cognossies,4/12, knowe.combien,16/13, how moche.commandement,9/26, commaundement.commandes,5/8, commaunde.comme,5/9, as.commence,1/1, begynneth.comment,1/7, how.commin,19/40, comyne.compaignon,4/35, felawe.companye,26/5, companye.compenaiges,1/13, whyte mete.complye,27/30, complyne.comprinses,3/35, comprised.comptez,17/17, telle.conclure,25/20, conclude.conduyse,5/24, conduyte.confections,20/4, confections.confesseray,16/30, shriue.confesseur,48/6, confessour.confite,13/19, confyte.congie,5/22, leue.congres,12/8, congres.conins,9/2, conyes.connestable,24/34, conestable.conseil,9/27, counseill.contenant,47/4, conteynyng.content,16/39, content.contesse,24/39, countesse.contre,31/31, ayenst.contre,49/13, contre.conuient,6/30, behoueth.copee,36/15, cutte.copies,36/39, copies.corbelliers,2/24, maundemakers.corbilles,38/21, mandes.cordewan,19/24, cordewan.cordewaniers,2/19, shoomakers.cornes,46/5, hornes.cornets a encre,21/35, enke hornes.coroucies,31/6, angre.coroyes,21/26, gyrdellis.corps,31/17, body.cosynes,6/4, nieces.cosyns,6/4, cosyns.cottes,8/32, cotes.couchier,50/2, to slepe.couleur,34/26, colour.coulles,13/30, cool.coulons,10/39, dowues.coultiers,2/30, brokers.countes,2/7, erles.coupes,8/17, couppes.courans,44/19, lekyng.coure,46/17, coryeth.courechiefs,42/14, keuerchifs.couretage,42/35, brocorage.couretier,42/34, brocour.coureur,46/14, coryer.court,40/2, court.courtil,45/13, herber.courtoyses,5/12, courtoys.courtoysie,18/16, courtosye.cousin,30/1, cosin.coussins,50/10, quysshons.couste,31/10, coste.coustre,45/20, sextayn.coustriers,34/9, sowers.coustures,42/20, semes.cousturiers,2/29, shepsters.cousues,36/2, sewed.coutieaulx,8/11, knyues.couuercles,7/35, couercles.couuertoyrs,6/40, couerlettes.couuerture,47/17, coueryng.couureurs de tieulles & destrain,2/26, tylers and thatchers.couurir,6/39, couere.coyfes,21/38, coyfes.Crcraisme,12/38, kreme.crappes,46/39, grapes.cras,44/3, fatte.crasseries,1/25, coriars.crea,47/34, made.creuiches,12/15, creuyches.creusse,16/33, trusted.crieres,35/23, criar.cristal,46/3, cristall.croire,35/20,a c., to borowe.croix,15/40, crosse.croys,15/26, (I) bileue.cubelles,19/39, cubibes.cuide,11/10, wende (should bewene).cuir,7/27, lether.cuit,14/11, soden, boiled.curats,24/7, curattes.cure,11/17,ont c., recche.cure,45/23, cure.curer,41/38, cure.cures,51/39, hertes.cuueliers,2/31, coupers.cuues,44/17, keupis.cuyrs,1/21, hydes.cy,9/10, here.Dadades,13/9, dates.dame,15/13, dame.damoysellys,4/19, damoyselles.dampnes,45/37, dampned.dangereux,32/12, dangerous.debonnair,9/39, buxom.deboute,16/26, ende.debtes,36/38, dettes.debues,17/16, owe.debuoit,44/32, ought.declaire,3/29, declared.dedens,7/3, therin.dedicacion,19/7, chirchehalyday.dedicasse,46/2, dedicacion.deduit,29/12, byledyng.dees,44/38, dyse.deffendu,44/8, forboden.degretz,14/32, steyres.demain,32/2, to morow.demande,15/36, axed.demeure,22/20, duelleth.demye,16/24, half.dencoste,37/32, beside.deniers,3/8, pens.denrees,18/1, peny worthes;4/2, wares.departes,26/2, departe.deportes,9/25, forbere.deriere,42/33, after.derrain,18/19, last.descouuert,40/28, discouerid.deseruyr,5/15, deserue.deshaities,35/13, (them) that be not hole.desirees,45/35, desired.desiunes,26/1,vos d., breke your fast.despites,10/4, despyse.dessoubs,7/2, under.dessus,38/7, to-fore.destaindera,34/28, shall stayne.destrier,45/30, stede.desvestues,8/39, vnclothed.detenray,16/31, with-holde.detier,44/37, dysemaker.deuant,18/13, tofore.deuantdittes,7/39, forsaid.deuenir,4/5, to become.deuiser,14/27, deuise.dextre,49/8, right.Didictes,26/14, saye.digerer,11/7, dygeste.diligement,4/6, diligently.diuerses,25/16, diuerse.doctrinaulx,38/38, doctrinals.doctrine,1/2, lernynge.doibt,9/28,37/21, ought;31/34, oweth;40/3, oughteth.doinst,4/32, gyue.doleurs,41/34, payne.dommage,34/25, harme.donats,38/40, donettis.doner,17/37, gyue.donroye,15/24, (I) wold yeue.dont,11/17, wherof.doresenauant,25/15, fro hens forth.dormier,27/20, slepyng.doulce,38/5, fressh.dousaines,46/4, doseyns.doyens,23/26, denes.drappiers,2/18, drapers.draps,14/34, clothes.drechies,31/23, dresse.dresce,26/38, dresse.droit,15/20, right.ducesse,24/39, duchesse.ducs,2/7, dukes.duel,29/10, sorow.dyne,29/3, dyne.dyre,4/26, saye.Eaeauwe,38/5, water.eglise,22/15, chirche.eguilles,21/31, nedles.electuaires,20/8, electuaries.emble,8/22, stolen.embrief,15/8, in shorte.empereur,22/23, emperour.empetrer,45/22, to gete.emplist,20/26, fyllyd.emploier,20/20, bystowe.employer,50/20, fulcome.emporter,18/8, bere.en,3/13, therof;20/34, therwyth.encordont,40/27, neuertheles.encore,13/29, yet.encountres,4/11, mete.encre,39/5, ynke.endementiers,14/26, whiles.enfans,5/32, children.engaignies,5/18, deceyued.engloys,3/16, englyssh.enluminees,39/1, enlumined.enprintees,38/36, enprinted.ensamble,29/20, to gedyr.entendes,9/11, understande.entier,15/7, hole.entour,45/16, aboute.entre,30/5, bitwene.entremayns,18/7, under hande.entremelle,20/40, entremete.entrepers,14/38, sad blew.entreprendre,3/38, entreprise.enuers,9/40, vnto.envoyes,9/36, sende.enuys,33/10, not gladly.Esesbourier,33/15, to noppe.esbourysse,33/12, nopster.escarlate,15/1, scarlet.eschappent,43/33, escape.escheuins,43/29, skepyns.esclefins,12/3, haddoks.esclire,50/21, lyghtneth.escochoys,30/6, scottes.escouffles,11/26, kytes.escoutes,50/21, herke.escoutetes,43/28, scoutes.escrijn,8/20, cheste.escrips,25/13, wreton.escript,3/25, writing.escriptoires,21/33, penners.escripuains,2/20, skriueners.escu,39/24, shelde.escures,31/30, skowre.escutz,17/32, scutes.escuyelles,7/31, disshes.escuyers,2/8, squyers.esparlens,12/5, sprotte.espaude,31/20, sholdre.especiers,2/29, spycers.espee,33/27, swerd.espengles,21/31, pynnes.esperite,3/19, ghoost.esperons,25/40, spores.espices,14/13, spices.espinces,13/37, spynache.espinier,13/15, thorne.espoye,31/21, spete.espreuiers,11/25, sperhawkes.esquiekeliet,14/39, chekeryd.estain,21/22, tynne.estaulx,26/35, trestles.estenelle,8/9, tonge, pair of tongs.estoet,43/12,mestoet, standeth me (a mistranslation).estoupper,34/14, stoppe.estrain,7/3, strawe.estraines(verb),49/35, strawe.estrangiers,42/31, strangers.estrelins,17/35, sterlingis.esturgeon,12/7, sturgeon.estuuer,42/31, to be stewed.estuues,42/27, stewes.eternalite,45/39, eternalite.euangelistes,48/19, euangelistes.euesques,2/3, bisshops.eulx,23/21, them.eur,29/22, happe, fortune, luck.euure,30/16, werke.excusera,37/28, shall excuse.Fafaictes,4/37, do.failloit,18/4, failled.faing,fain,13/27,49/34, heye.farine,36/30, mele.fauconner,43/36, fauconer.faucons,11/25, faucons.fault,38/13, lacketh.faulte,37/24, faulte.faulx monnoyers,43/13, false money makers.feest,38/24, fayre.femmes,2/9, wymmen.fenestres,40/13, wyndowes.feneulle,13/36, fenell.fer,21/22, yron.feroit,5/10, doo.ferres,25/33, shoed.feu,30/22, fyer.feues,13/39, benes.feultier,40/37, feltmaker.feultre,40/39, felte.feure,39/10, smyth.fien,45/11, dong.fieures,42/2, fever.figes,13/8, fyggis.figier,13/12, fygtree.fil,32/28, yarne.filee,32/27, sponne (the verb).fileresses,2/15, spynsters.fillaistre,32/39, stepdoughter.filles,5/34, doughtres (seefylle).filleule,44/26,mistranslateddoughter.filz,3/18, soone (seefyltz).fin,39/38, ende.finent,6/14, enden.fist prendre,36/12, toke.flairans,13/17, smellyng.flans,12/34, flawnes.fleur,20/2, flour.fleurdelyts,13/20, lelyes.florins,17/31, guldrens.flua,47/16, flued.Fofoire,19/8, faire.fois,18/22, while.folye,45/38, folye.fontaine,14/22, welle watre.forcettes,47/23, sheris.forches,21/36, sheres.forchier,8/21;forcier,46/35, forcier, forcer.forgierel,36/7, forcyer.formes,51/34, fourmes.fors,9/20, othirwyse;fors que,49/30, but.fouines,11/18, fichews.fouler,32/10, fulle.foulons,2/14, fullers.four,31/18, ouen.fourbier,33/31, furbysshe.fourbisseur,33/26, fourbysshour.fourdines,13/5, sloes.fourmage,9/4, chese.fourment,22/8, white.fourrures,8/33, furres.fouys,45/14, doluen.foy,37/17, faith.foye,26/28, lyuer.frain,25/28, brydle.franchin,47/17, franchyn.franchise,32/17, franchise.fransoys,3/16, frenssh.fremauls,39/2, claspes.fremme,50/12, shette.freres mineurs,24/3, frere menours.frescz,12/8, fressh.freses,13/6, strawberies.fresne,13/14, asshe.fromages,12/26, chese.frotte,35/2, rubbe.fustane,36/11, fustain.fylle,46/30,mistranslateddoughter (seefilles).fyltz,5/34, sones (seefilz).Ggaignier,15/13, wynne.gaires,27/35, moche.galentine,42/24, galentyne.galigan,19/38, galingale.galles,30/24, galles.galoches,35/39, galoches.gansailliede,42/26, ganselyn.garce,44/27, ghyrle.gardiens,23/27, wardeyns.gardins,13/25, gardyns.garnars,12/20, shrimpes.garnee,13/40, furmente.gaucquier,13/14, nokertree.gaufres,12/40, wafres.gaune,14/37, yelow.gaunisse,42/3, jaundyse.gauns,33/37, gloues.gauntiers,2/24, glouers.gehy,43/24, knowlechid.gelines,11/4, hennes.gelouffre,13/35, geloffres.general,19/10, general.genise,10/19, hawgher.gens,9/40, folke.germains,6/5, germayns.gesir,6/35, to lye.gingembre,19/38, gynger.glorie,52/5, glorie.gloutee,33/20, lichorous.gluy,40/31, reed.gorge,35/22, throte.gorgiere,33/36, gorgette.goriaulx,46/28, coliers.goriel,46/27, coler.gorliers,2/37, gorelmakers;gorlier,46/26, colermaker.gouttans,44/19, droppyng.gouuions,12/16, gogeorns.grace,17/3,51/38, grace.graffes,21/34, poyntels.graine,13/19, grayne.graine de paradis,20/3, graynes of paradys.graines,2/1, graynes.grange,40/2, berne.grauelle,41/28, grauelle.grauwet,8/10, flessh hoke.greigneur,22/25, grettest.greniers,6/28, garettis.gresille,50/22, haylleth.greueroit,11/6, shold greue.greyl,8/9, gredyron.griffons,11/24, griffons.gros,17/21, grotes.gros,46/4,en g., in grete.grouseillers,13/23, brembles.grouselles,13/23, bremble beries.gruwell,14/2, growell.grys,23/36, gray.guades,20/38, wood.guarance,20/38, mader.guarir,41/21, hele.guerres,25/3, werres.Guillemynes,24/3, Wyllemyns.gyste,49/18, loggyng.Hhalle,14/30, halle.hanap,26/37,28/39, cuppe;hanaps,8/15, cuppes.harpoit,20/22, rosyn.hastiuement,32/8, hastyly.haubergon,33/35, habergeon.hault,37/12, hye;plus haulx,22/17, hyest.hayes,13/21, hedges.herbegier,49/26, be logged.herbes,13/17herbes.herencs,12/8, hering.herytables,37/4, heritable.heucque,16/18, hewke. [Huque, f., a Huke or Dutch mantle, or Dutch woman’s mantle. —Cotgrave.]heure,35/32, hour.hier,32/4, yesterday.honnourablement,45/28, worshipfully.hors,5/2, out.hostel,5/31, herberow.hosteliers,2/30, hosteliers.hostes,42/39, ghestes.huche,8/20, whutche.huchiers,2/37, joyners.hugiers,46/34, joynar.huues,42/19, huues.huuetier,42/17, huue or calle maker.huuettes,21/37, huues.huymais,30/28, this day.huys,27/11, dore.IJia,16/30, therof.Jacopins,24/4, blac freris.iamais,27/34, neuer.ietter,40/22, to cast.ignourance,37/27, ignorance.innocens,48/25, innocentes.instrues,9/33, enforme.instrumens,36/37, instrumentis.inuocacion,1/5, callyng.Joefdy,38/16, Thursday.jofnes,9/35, yong.jougleurs,2/35, pleyers.jour,27/3, day.joustemens,25/2, joustynges.joyaulx,8/21, jewellis.joye,39/38, ioye.iuments,11/15, mares.iura,32/20, swore.iusques,27/29, vntil.iuste,47/40, rightfull.Kkalendiers,39/4, kalenders.keneule,32/27, dystaf.keut,42/20, soweth.keuure,35/3, couer.keuure,7/6, keuuer,7/35, coppre.kieultes,6/38, quiltes.Lla,25/30, there.lachets,21/40, laces.laict,12/25, mylke.laigne,8/7, woode.laines,1/20, wulle.laires,15/30, (ye) shall leue.laisse,5/15, late.laissier,16/3, to leue.laittues,13/34, letews.lances,45/31, speres.languers,42/8, seknesses.lannieres,21/40, poyntes.largesse,16/23, brede.laronnes,43/12, theues.lasartz,11/28, lizarts.lasses,22/12, wery.lattes,40/32, latthes.laue,26/36, wasshe.lauendier,31/26, lauendre.lauoirs,7/8, lauours.legierment,35/22, lyghtly.les,47/18, syde.lesons,7/5, lystes.lettres,30/7, lettres.leuain,14/20, leuayn.leuer,27/19, risyng.librarier,38/31, booke sellar.libraries,2/23, librariers.lieu,38/7, place.lieue,27/16, ariseth.lieures,9/2, hares.lieutenant,30/9, lieutenant.lieuwes,49/17, myle.ligne,31/28, lynnen.lignes,3/33, lynes.limoges,11/1, heth hennes.lin,38/11, flaxe.linchieux,8/23, shetes.lingnuyse,20/12, lynseed.lire,9/37, rede.lits,6/33, beddes.liurer,34/5, deliuere.liures,3/8, poundes.liuret,50/33, litell book.livre,3/21, book.loe,18/3,ie me l., I am well plesyd.loiaulte,36/19, trowthe.loijer,48/27, reward.longement,4/40, longe.loques,12/16, loches.lormiers,2/16, bridelmakers.lots,lotz,7/18, 20, stope, stopes.louche,8/4, ladle;louches,7/40, spones.loups,11/18, wulues.loy,37/17, law.loyes,39/2, bounden.loysir,46/7, leyzer.lu[c]es,12/13, luses.lupars,11/19, lupardis.luysel,46/36, cheste, box.luytant,33/5, wrastlying.Mamachon,40/8, masone.machonner,40/9, masone.madame,46/20, my lady.magre,44/4, lene.main,49/6, hande.maine,25/36, lede.mainouurier,45/17, handwerker.maintenant,9/12, right forth,maintenier,6/29, mayntene.maintes,18/24, many.maisement,11/12, euyll.maisnye,5/35, meyne, household.maistres,23/28, maisters.malade,34/35, seke.mal du chief,41/33, heed ache.malefaicteurs,43/23, euyll doers.mal es dens,41/36, toth ache.Maluesye,14/10, Malueseye.mamelles,41/37, pappes.maniere,4/22, manere.manteaulx,8/30, mantellis.maqueriaulx,12/6, makerell.marastre,33/3, stepmodre.marbre,40/12, marble.marchans,21/17, marchans.marchandyse,1/18, marchandise.marchiet,14/31, market.marcq,51/23, marcke.mareschal,30/2, mareshall.maries,9/15, maried.maronners,11/39, maroners.martirs,48/21, martris.mary,5/33, husbonde.masanges,10/37, meesen.matere,9/13, matere.matin,27/19, morning.mattines,27/17, matynes.mauldist,32/37, cursyd.maussons,10/37, sparowes.mauuais,40/20, euyll.mayll,17/10, halfpeny.mayns,4/21, handis.mayson,1/8, house.maysoncelle,40/30, litell hous.Memedicine,20/8, medicines.meffais,39/20, trespaces.meillour,26/13, beste.meistrise,43/27, maystrye.membres,27/4, membres.menacha,36/16, thretened.menage,31/11, houshold.menger,11/13, ete.mengier,31/27, diner.menison,41/39, blody flyxe.menra,45/11, shall lede.mente,13/19, mynte.mer,1/11, see.merceries,1/28, merceryes.merchies,34/32, thanke.merchis,18/11,tres grand m., right grete gramercy.mercy,48/1, mercy.merites,39/36, deseruynges.merlens,12/5, whityng.mermeil,14/14, rede (wyn).merueille,32/31, meruaylle.meschyne,28/5, maid.mesle,41/21, medleth.mesmes,30/35, our self.mesmes,40/7, hym selfe.messagier,45/1, messager.messe,48/29, masse.messureur,16/34, metar.mestelon,44/22, mestelyn.mestier,16/15, need.mestiers,2/10, craftes.mestrijer,43/25, mastrye.mesure,40/15, moten.mesures,7/24, mesures.metauls,1/27, metals.mettes,8/19, set.meubles,1/8, catayllys.meurs,9/34, maners.meus,48/37, meuyd.Mimie,15/17,27/26, not.miel,14/15, hony.mies,14/15, mede.mieuldre,36/32, grynde.mieulx,10/17, better.mire,5/14, reward.mise,37/19, put.misericors,47/39, mercyfull.mite,51/31, myte.mites,32/15, mytes.moins,48/31, leste.moisnes,24/1, monkes.monde,22/26, world.monnoye,17/18, moneye.monnoyers,2/34, myntemakers.montant,51/21, mountyng.monte,17/11, cometh it to.montes,14/32, goo vpon.moret,14/38, morreey.mormal,41/40, mormale.moroit,11/32, shall deye.morse,11/30, byten.mort,48/13, deth.morte,39/15, deed.mortier,8/28, morter.mostardier,42/21, mustardmaker.mot,16/4, worde.mottes,13/25, mottes. [Motte, little hill, high place. —Cotgrave.]mouches,11/29, flies.moulenier,36/27, myllar.moules,12/20, muskles.moult,26/6, moche.mourdriers,43/12, murderers.moures,13/6, morberies.mourier,13/12, morbery tree.moust,35/18, muste.moustard,10/15, mustard.mouue,30/26, styre.moynes,2/5, monkes.moys,27/37, monethes.moytie,36/29, half.mulets,12/6, molettis.muletz,11/14, mules.mur,42/33, walle.muskadel,14/7, muscadel.mydy,27/26, mydday.mye,36/33, not.mynuyt,27/33, mydnyght.myse,3/9, gyuing oute, expenditure.Nnappes,8/24, bordclothes.naueaulx,13/36, rapes.nauret,48/12, wounded.nauyer,50/13, ship.ne,27/21, ne.neantmoins,32/36, neuertheless.nef,50/16, shippe.nennil,10/22, nay.nepheux,6/6, neueus.nesples,13/7, medliers.nesplier,13/13, medliertree.net,34/40, clene.nettement,49/27, clenly.neuds,32/30, cnoppes.nieces,6/6, nieces.nobles,17/33, nobles.Noel,28/13, Cristemasse.noix,13/6, notes.nombre,50/34, nombre.nommer,19/35, name.none,27/27, none.nonnains,24/9, nonnes.noueaulx,17/26, newe.nouuelles,29/31, tydynges.nulle,10/33, no;29/17, (none) ony.nuyts,27/16, nyghtes.ny,3/28, not.nye,46/32, denyeth.Ooefs,12/31, egges.Oesterlins,43/1, Esterlyngis.offert,15/35, boden.officiaulx,2/4, officials.oignons,13/31, oynyons.oistoirs,11/26, haukes.olifans,11/19, olifaunts.oliuier,13/14, olyuetree.on,26/12, men.onches,21/10, vnces.oncques,32/21, neuer.operacions,52/3, werkes.or,6/16, now.or,21/24, gold.orains,46/20, whiler.ordene,1/3, ordre.ordonner,3/21, ordeyne.oreilles,41/35, eres.oreilliers,8/35, pelowes.ores,6/33, now.orfeures,2/14, goldsmythes.orge,22/9, barlye.orphenins,35/16, orphans.orpiement,20/19, orpement.ort,35/1, foull.ortyes,13/28, nettles.ostes,4/18, doo of.ou,15/7, or.oublies,13/2, forgeten.ount,43/24, (they) have,ouppe,13/20, hoppes, hops.ourse,11/21, bere.ouurages,7/16, werkes.ouuries,21/29, wrought.oyer,11/34, here.oyles,20/9, oyles.oyseusete,3/12, ydlenes.oyseux,44/6, ydle.oysters,12/20, oystres.oystoires,43/38, gerfaucons.Papaiels,7/7, pannes.paiera,15/14, shall paye.pain,9/4, brede.pain,43/35, payne.paintres,1/24, paynters.painturers,2/25, paintours.pair,16/12, pair.paire de chausses,16/19, pair hosen.paix,29/35, peas.palefroy,45/30, palfreye.palmier,13/15, palmetree.paltocque,33/40, jaquet.paons,11/2, pecoks.paour,35/5, fere.pape,22/19, pope.papier,47/22, papier.par,1/3,16/22, by.paradys,39/37, paradyse.parastre,33/2, stepfadre.parcemin,19/27, perchemyn.parceminier,47/14, parchemyn-maker.pardonne,39/19, forgyue.pardons,28/33, pardon.pardurable,52/5, euerlastyng.parens,30/12, kynnesman.parfacent,48/5, ful doo.parfaicte,33/39, performed.parlement,25/31, parlamente.parles,27/36, speke.parmi,8/26, thorugh.parois,40/34, wallis.parolles,5/12, wordes.pars,38/40, partis.partie,4/9, partie.Pasques,28/13, Estre.passe,35/22, passeth.pastees,12/37, pasteyes.pastesiers,2/34, pybakers.patards,17/23, plackes.paternosters,46/3, bedes.paternostrier,46/1, paternoster-maker.patriarces,48/22, patriarkis.patron,23/38, patron.payes,48/36, paye.pays,17/40, contre.Pepeaulx,1/21, skynnes.pecheurs,48/1, synnars.pechies,39/20, synnes.pelerinages,48/35, pylgremages.pelice,46/21, pylche.pelletiere,46/23, pilchemaker.penance,48/5, penaunce.pend,43/16, hange.pendoyrs,21/39, pendants.peneuse,28/28, paynful.pennes,39/6, pennes.penses,10/2, thynke.Pentechoste,28/14, Whitsontid.perche,8/29, perche.perderes,15/39, (ye) shold lese.pere,3/17, fadre.peril,48/13, peryll.perir,48/10, perysshe.periroyent,37/17, shold perisshe.perques,12/14, perches.perseuerance,52/2, perseueraunce.persin,13/32, persely.pertris,11/1, partrichs.pesant,31/37, weyeng.pesques,13/7, pesshes.pesquier,13/12, pesshe-tree.pestiel,8/28, pestyll.peu,36/34, lytyll.peult,6/19, may.peuple,34/4, peple.piece,47/8, pece.piecha,5/1, in longe tyme.piel,47/15, skyn.pierre,19/14, stone.pies,8/18, feet.pieure,44/27, shrewest.pigna,32/21, kembyth (pres.forpast).pigneresses,2/15, kempsters.pintes,7/21, pintes.pis,38/1, werse.pite,33/11, pite.piuions,10/39, pygeons.Plplacqua,40/35, daubed.placqueur,40/36, dawber.plain,31/7, plainly.plaindes,31/12, (ye) playne (you).plainement,17/6, playnly.plaist,5/6, plaise.plates,33/33,vnes p., a plate (armour).platteaux,7/30, platers.playderay,47/13, (I) shall plete.playes,41/22, woundes.plays,12/3, plays.plein,26/19, full.plente,8/23, plente.plomb,21/22, leed.plouuier,10/35, plouier.ployes,17/2, folde.plummes,6/34, fetheris.plus,4/25.plusiers,18/25, many.pluyt,50/22, rayneth.poes,4/23, may ye.poillaillerie,10/30, pultrie.point,39/24, paynteth.point,5/18, nothyng.pointe,33/29, poynte.pointurer,34/19, paynter.poires,13/4, peres.poise,19/12, waye.poise,46/8,ce p. moy, wo is me.poissonners,2/22, fysshmongers.poit,20/22, pycche.poiure,10/28, pepre.pommes,13/4, apples.pommier,13/11, apple tree.ponce,47/21, pomyce.pont,49/9, brigge.porc,10/12, porke.porc de mer,12/2, pourpays.porciaux,40/22, hogges.poree,8/14, wortes.porions,13/31, porreette.porke,26/30, swyne.poroye,11/7, mowe.porrier,13/11, pere tree.porte,27/10, gate.porte,32/3, born (in childbirth).portera,34/37, shall bere.pot,8/4, pot.potages,1/16, potages.pouchins,10/32, chekens.poudres,20/5, poudres.poulaillier,44/1, pulter.poulle,10/32, poullet.poulletis,10/31, poullettis.poumon,26/28, longhe.pour,1/3, for to.pourcelaine,13/34, porselane.pourchacies,38/37, pourchaced.poures,6/35, poure.pourpointier,33/38, doblet maker.pourpoints,8/32, doblettes.pourries,11/12, (ye) may.pourroient,29/19, (they) myght.poutrains,11/15, coltes.poyle,27/7, pylle.poyntes,6/38, paynted.poys,13/39, pesen.poyssons,1/11, fysshes.Prprayel,45/18, pryelle.prebstres,23/29, prestes.prelats,2/2, prelates.premier,4/16, first.premierment,1/5, fyrst.prenderes,16/8, (you) shall take.prenge,5/22, (I) take.prescheurs,24/6, prechers.presente,35/19, profred.prest,44/39, redy.preste,30/31, lente.prets,13/21, medowes.preudhomme,27/15, wyse man.preuileges,36/37, preuyleges.preuostie,30/11, prouostye.preuosts,23/26, prouostes.prijez,39/16, praye.prime,27/24, prime.princes,2/7, princes.princesse,24/39, princesse.prions,26/15, (we) pray.pris,26/20, pris.prison,36/13, prison.prisonniers,35/14, prisoners.priues,1/10, tame.procession,19/9, procession.procureur,47/9, proctour.promise,25/30, promysed.prophetes,48/21, prophetes.prouffyt,4/7, prouffyt.prouffytable,1/2, prouffytable.prounes,13/4, plommes.prounier,13/13, plomtree.pryeurs,23/27, pryours.psalmes,39/4, salmes.psaultiers,39/1, sawters.puis . . . puis,25/18, syth . . . sith.puise,4/26, may.puissance,22/33, myghty.pute,46/16, stynketh.pys,30/34, werse.pys,41/37, breste.Qquadrant,51/31, ferdyng.quancques,50/31, what someuer.Quaremien,28/24, Shroftyde.quart,7/23, quarte.quartaines,42/2, quartayn.quarters,21/8, quarters.quassies,35/8, hurte.que,16/14, 15, as;1/4, whiche.querir,35/21, to fecche.querre,26/23, fecche.querson,13/35, kersses.querue,46/29, plowh.queuerchief,8/36, keuerchief.quidies,16/14, (ye) wene (seecuide).quierques,21/13, lastes.quoy,19/22, wher(of).Rracompter,5/5, to telle.ralongier,47/31, to lengthe.rammonier,46/6, brusshemaker.rammons,46/7, brusshes.raportes,3/10, brynge.rastons,12/36, printed cakes;13/1, eyrekakis.[Raston, m., a fashion of round and high Tart, made of butter, egges, and cheese. —Cotgrave.]rayes,12/4, thornbaks.raysons,3/2, resons.recepte,3/9, recyte.recepueur,44/35, receyuour.recomandes,5/36, recommaunde.rees,47/18, shauen.refouller,34/16, full agayn.refuse,28/38, (I) reffuse.regarde,25/33, beholde.regratter,34/16, carde agayn.relief,9/7, leuynge.remauldis,32/38, cursyd agayn.remaysonnes,34/20, howsed agayn.remede,48/14, remedye.remesurer,17/8, mete agayn.remettes,4/21, sette (it) on agayn.remues,34/20, remeuyd.rendre,37/1, yelde.renommees,40/19, renomed.renteez,23/30, rented.repentance,48/3, repentaunce.reposeray,22/13,ie men r., I shall reste me.reprouua,33/4, repreuud.requerre,44/36, requyre.resambloient,9/38, (that they) resemble.rescourer,34/17, skowre agayn.respaulme,26/37, spoylle.respondes,5/23, ansuere.respyt,30/4, respyte.retenir,50/39, reteyne.reubans,36/10, rybans.reuendra,27/25, shall come agayn.reynards,11/18, foxes.riche,4/5, riche.riens,16/3, thyng.robbeurs,43/13, robbers.robes,16/12, gounes.roches,12/15, roches.roels,43/18, wheles.roisin,13/8, reysins.Romenye,14/10, Romeneye.rompture,41/28, brekynge.roses,13/18, roses.rosty,10/20, rosted.rouchin,45/29, coursour.rouges,12/5, rogettis.roussignoulx,10/36, nyghtyngalis.rouwet,32/29, whele.roy,22/28, kyng.royames,29/37, royames.royaulx,17/33, ryallis.royet,14/39, raye.roynes,2/6, quenes.roysonnablement,3/23, resonably.rues,4/10, streetes.ryuiers,1/12, riuers.Sasac,36/34, sack.sachies,5/16, knowe.sacque,31/20, drawe.sacrament,28/30, sacrament.saffran,19/39, saffran.sage,29/18, wyse.sagettes,36/25, arowes.saing,46/18, sayme.sainte,3/19, holy.sainture,21/27, corse.salle,10/14, salted.sallieres,7/32, sallyers.saluant,4/27, salewyng.saluer,1/7, grete.salutations,6/14, salutations.salutz,17/34, salews.samblance,47/35, lykenes.sarges,6/37, sarges.saulge,13/33, sauge.saulmon,12/17, samon.saulses,8/26, sauses.saulx,13/15, wylough.sauns,14/25, withoute.sauoyr,6/17,cest a s., that is to saye.sausserons,7/31, saussers.sauuages,1/10, wylde.sauue,17/3, sauf.sauuete,50/18, sauete.saye,14/40, saye.scaues,4/8, knowe.scauroye,11/37,je ne s., I ne wote not.seal,45/4, seal.seigneur,5/37, lorde.sel,20/21, salte.selle,25/28, sadel.sellees,45/4, sealed.semaile,20/10, feldeseed.semble,16/40, semeth.senestre,49/12, lyfte.sengler,10/26, wylde boor.sens,15/17, wysedom.sensieuent,21/21, folowe.sepmaine,28/28, weke.serf,10/27, harte.sergeans,43/32, sergeants.serouge,29/13, cosen alyed.serpens,11/28, serpentes.serruriers,2/36, lokyers.sert,48/16, serueth.seruans,10/1, seruaunts.seruice,37/7, seruise.seruoise,14/16, ale.sestier,7/19, sextier.seuffre,50/30, suffreth.seure,8/3, sure.Sisi que,33/11, so that.siet,41/1, sitteth.sieu,20/30, siewet;47/7, talow.signes,39/6, swannes (seecignes).singes,11/20, apes.sire,4/24, syre.soer,35/3, suster.soif,45/19, hegge.soille,22/9, rye.solas,29/7, solace.solliers,6/28, loftes.soloit,34/21, was woned.solz,44/9, shelyngs.somme,3/10, somme.sommonce,47/10, sommonce.sommondre,47/11, somone.sorees,12/9, reed.sorles,20/34, shoes.souef,13/17, suete.souffisante,42/29, suffysaunte.souffist,17/7, suffyseth.souhaidera,46/39, shall weeshe.soulz,3/8, shelynges.sounee,30/15, sowned.soupperay,29/4, (I) shall souppe.sourcorps,8/30, frockes.sourcote,16/16, surcote.sourplis,42/12, surplys.souuenir,50/24, bythynke.souuent,13/24, ofte.soye,21/27, silke.stamine,8/26, strayner.strelins,51/22, sterlings.substaunce,30/25, substance.suera,35/3, shall suete.suffiroit,30/40, shold suffyse.sugles,12/4, sooles.surgien,41/20, surgyan.suz,6/35, on.sy,14/30, so.sydre,14/18, syther.synon,6/20, withoute.sys,45/34, seten.Tatable,1/1, table.tailleur,34/1, taillour.taillier,8/11, to cutte.tainctures,1/26, colours.taindre,34/24, dye.talent,32/36, luste.tammis,38/22, temmesis.tanne,46/13, taweth.tant,15/18, so moche.tantost,34/28, anon.tapites,6/37, tapytes.tasses,21/32, tasses.tauerne,26/21, tauerne.tauernier,35/17, tauerner.taye,6/2, beldame.tayon,6/2, belfadre.tel,15/22, somme.tele,10/6, suche.teliers,2/22, lynweuers.temporalite,45/40, temporalte.temps,27/9, tyme.tenchant,32/33, chydyng.teneurs,2/35, tawyers.tenez,17/17, holde.tenques,12/14, tenches.tenres,11/11, tendre.tercheul,14/21, wurte.termes,2/12, termes.terre,40/35, erthe.testamens,36/39, testamentis.teste,26/31, hede.tesyque,41/40, tesyke.theologie,25/5, diuinite.tieng,16/38, holde.tiercaines,42/2, tercian.tierce,27/25, tyerse.tieulles,2/26, tiles.tigneuse,36/5, scallyd.tisserans,2/14, weuers.Totoilles,14/24, lynnenclothis.tollenier,44/29, tollar.tondeurs,2/15, sheremen.tonlieu,44/33, tolle.tonne,50/21, thondreth.tonniaulx,21/11, barellis.tors,11/14, bulles.toudis,29/11, alleway.tourbes,8/7, turues.touriers,2/31, kepars of prisons.tournoys,25/1, tournemens.tourterolles,10/40, turtellis.tousiours,9/23, alleway.tout,1/3, all.touwailles,8/24, towellis.traisme,38/13, woef.trait,26/26, draught.transitorie,52/4, transitorie.trauwet,34/15, hooled.trayent,36/26, (they) shote.traynnon(=traîne on),43/17, be drawen.trenchores,7/32, trenchours.trepiet,8/5, treuet.tresoier,9/3, cupbort.tresour,22/30, tresour.trespassee,39/15, passed.tresquand,33/14, syth whan.treuue on,7/28, men fynd.triacle,11/31, triacle.triaclier,31/38, triacle boxe.trieues,29/38, triews.Trinite,1/5, Trinite.trippes,26/27, trippes.trop,5/5, ouermoche.trouuer,1/3, to fynde.tues,35/7, slayn.tymon,13/33, tyme.tystre,31/40, weue.Vava,10/8, goo.vaches,12/29, kien.vaire,46/21, graye.vairriers,2/36, makers of greywerke.valent,17/25, be worth.valeur,4/17, valure.valleton,33/5, boye.vans,38/20, vannes.vanter,30/14, auaunte.vassiaulx,21/12, vessellis.vault,15/7, is worth.veers,11/29, wormes.veiller,27/21, wakyng.vendues,4/5, solde.vengance,37/26, vengeaunce.venimeuses,11/27, venemous.vent,40/28, wynde.venyson,10/25, venyson.veoir,32/31, see.verde,10/13, grene.verdures,13/22, verdures.verge,9/32, rodde.verius,42/23, veriuse.vermeil,14/37;vermeilles,13/18; reed, red.vernis,20/19, vernysshe.verses,27/5, gyue (us wyne).vesches,22/10, vessches.vespres,27/29, euensonge.vestures,8/29, clothes.vesues,48/24, wedowes.veult,6/29, wyll.vey,5/1, (I) haue seen.veytier,45/9, carier.Viviande,9/5, mete.vie,31/17, lyf.viegne,27/27, come (passage mistranslated).viel,10/19, calfe.vierge,48/17, mayde.vieswarier,34/13, vpholster.vieulx,17/24, olde.vigneron,46/37, wyneman.vignes,46/38, vyneyerd.ville,3/1, toune.villonnie,29/1, vylonye.vin,6/29, wyne.vinaigre,42/22, vynegre.virgoingne,9/21, shame.viscounte,24/30, vycounte.visette,35/13, visiteth.vist,22/30, lyueth.viure,29/11, lyue.vng,16/4, one.vngles,42/1, nayles.vnguements,41/24, oynementis.voir,15/12, ye truly;voire,27/30.voire,46/4, glas;voires,9/9, glases.voirier,34/30, glasyer.voisins,9/19, neyghbours.volente,10/5, wyll.volentiers,5/10, gladly.vouldra,1/4,on v., men wylle.voy,37/35, I sawe.voyage,48/38, viage.voye,50/19, waye.voyette,49/11, lytill waye.vraye,48/4, verry.vrayement,4/7, truly.vrine,34/37, vrine.vsages,4/28, vsages.vsuriers,2/25, vsuriers.vylain,30/8, chorle.Wwasteletz,13/1, wastles.wydecos,10/36, wodecoks.Yydropison,41/39, dropesye.yeux,41/34, eyen.ypocras,14/12, ypocras.yrons,39/21, (we) shall goo.ysnel,4/15, swyft.ysope,13/33, ysope.ysseray,49/5, shall (I) goo out.
(A few are also given in theList of English Words, pp.53-60. —F.)
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTVWXYZ
Abel,26/12.
Abraham,25/37.
Adryan,26/16;27/36.
Agace,28/10, Agatha.
Agnes,28/5.
Alarde,26/7.
Albright,29/28, Albert.
Alemayne,14/17;22/27, Germany.
Alfranke,34/38, Lanfranc?
All Hallows’ Day,28/18.
Aloste,18/34.
Alsace,14/4, 8.
Amand,29/13.
Amelbergh,29/21.
Amyas,30/10, Amiens.
Anastase,29/2.
Andrew,26/16,23.
Andwerp,18/37;19/1, Antwerp.
Anselm,26/34.
Antonye,27/15.
Appolyn,28/35, a man’s name.
Aprille,27/40.
Aragon,22/35.
Ardane,43/38, Ardennes.
Arnold,27/5.
Arnold of Noirs,24/33.
Arondel,24/21.
Ascension Day,28/16.
Aspremond,24/35.
Aubin,27/10.
August,28/2,34.
Austria,24/20.
Austyn,27/22.
Austyns,24/5, Augustinian friars.
Auynyon,22/20;45/21, Avignon.
Barnabe,31/3.
Bartilmews faire (Smithfield),19/8.
Basil,31/10.
Bath,18/27.
Baudewyn,30/1, Baldwin.
Beane,14/5, Beaune.
Beatrice, the laundress,31/26.
Beaumound,24/30.
Belle,18/33.
Beme,22/38, Bohemia.
Benet, the churl,30/8.
Bernard,30/15.
Berow,19/2;24/31, Bergues.
Berte,31/30.
Bertilmewe,30/27, Bartholomew.
Bertram,30/36.
Biauuays,23/17, Beauvais.
Boloyne,24/27;49/4;50/14, Boulogne, close to Paris.
Boniface,30/22.
Bousser,24/31, Bourchier.
Brabanders,43/3.
Bretaigne,24/16, Brittany.
Bristow,18/27, Bristol.
Bruges,43/22; Brugges,18/29, Bruges.
Brussels,18/36.
Bryce,31/18.
Burgoyne,24/19, Burgundy.
Bussin, the hangman of Bruges,43/21.
Cambrigge,19/8, Cambridge.
Camerik,23/19, Cambray.
Candlemas Day,28/22, Feb. 12.
Catherine, the kempster,32/18.
Cathon,9/27, Dionysius Cato.
Caunterbury,23/6.
Cecile,22/36, Sicily.
Cecile, the spinster,32/24, Cecilia.
Chalons,19/7.
Charles of France,30/1.
Charter House,24/4.
Chestre,23/13.
Christian, the collar-maker,46/26.
Christine, the seduced,46/30.
Christmas,28/15.
Cistiauls,23/37, Cistercians.
Clare, the blind,33/6.
Clare, St.,24/10.
Clarice, the nopster,33/12.
Clemence,32/39.
Clement,32/39.
Clermonde,24/26, Clermont.
Cluny,23/32.
Colard, the goldsmith,31/33; the fuller,32/9.
Coleyne,23/8, Cologne.
Colombe,32/32.
Comynes,18/32.
Conrad, the shearman,32/13.
Coventry, procession of,28/32.
Cyprian, the weaver,31/39.
Damian, the armourer,33/32.
Danes,43/8.
David, the bridle-maker,33/21.
Dendremonde,18/34.
Denis, the furbisher,33/26.
Denmarke,23/1.
Dixmuthe,18/31.
Donaas, the doublet-maker,33/38.
Dornyk,18/30, Tournay.
Dover,24/29.
Easter,26/12.
Easterlings,43/1.
Elias, the painter,34/19.
Elzeter,14/4; Aussy, Alsace.
Englishmen,30/5;43/3.
Englissh,1/1.
Englond,14/16;17/21, 24,33;22/32;51/24.
Ermentin, the sick man,34/35.
Eustace, the tailor,34/1.
Everard, the upholster,34/13.
Felice, the silkwoman,36/20.
Ferraunt, the hosier,35/40.
Feuerer,27/39, February.
Fierin, the baker,35/28.
Flaundres,17/22;24/25;51/26, Flanders.
Flemings,43/4.
Forker, the cordwainer,35/39.
Francis, the draper,35/9.
Fraunce,22/28;24/34;30/2, France.
Frederick, the wine-crier,35/23.
Fremyn, the taverner,35/17, Firmin.
Frenchmen,43/2.
Frensshe,1/1;14/6;51/37, French.
Friseland, men of,43/8.
Gabriel, the linen-weaver,38/9.
Garnade,14/8, Granada.
Gascoyne,14/9, Gascony.
Gaunt,18/29, Ghent.
Genoese,43/6.
George, the bookseller,38/31.
Gerard, the miller,36/27.
Germole,14/5.
Gertrude, Gilbert’s sister,39/14.
Gervase, the scrivener,36/35.
Gervase, the smith,39/10.
Gheldreland,24/18, Guelderland.
Gherlin, the kettle-maker,38/23.
Ghyselin, the basket-maker,38/19.
Gilbert,36/24;39/14.
God,49/32;50/17-19,23-4(see55/2).
Gombert, the butcher,37/31.
Greek,14/11.
Guisebert, the bowmaker,36/24.
Guy, the fishmonger,37/40.
Guyan,24/17, Guyenne.
Haesburgh,29/28.
Harry, the painter,39/23.
Henaud,24/28, Hainault.
Heynewiers,43/7, Hainaulters.
Holand,24/28.
Hollanders,43/7.
Holy Ghost,51/38.
Isaac, the wineman,46/37; the kettlemaker,47/3.
Janiuer,27/39, January.
Jenewys,43/6, Genoese.
Jennette, the maid,50/5.
Jherusalem,23/5.
John, the usurer,38/28.
Juyll,28/2, July.
Juyn,28/1, June.
Katherin, the kempster,32/18.
Kylian, and his fellows,39/35.
Lady, Our: her days in March (25) and Harvest (Aug. 15),28/21, 25.
Lady, Our, of Boulogne,49/4.
Lambert, the carpenter,39/39.
Lamfroy, the tiler,40/23.
Lancaster,24/15.
Laurence, the mason,40/8.
Lenard, the thatcher,40/29.
Lewin, the brewer,40/16.
Lincoln,23/14.
Logier, the felt-maker,40/37.
Lombards,43/4.
London,18/26;19/6;23/11;51/33.
Louayn,18/37, Louvain.
Lucian, the glover,40/40.
Lucy, the bastard,41/8.
Luke,23/18, Liège.
Lyon, the purse-maker,41/1.
Lyons,17/34.
Mabel, the tailoress,42/10.
Marche,27/40, March.
Margret,10/7.
Martin, the grocer,41/12.
Mary, Virgin,48/17(seeLady.)
Mase,12/18, the river Meuse.
Maud, the cap-maker,42/17.
Maximian, the physician,41/29.
May,28/1.
Mence,23/10, Mayence.
Menyn,18/32.
Montpelier,43/40.
Morris, the surgeon,41/20.
Naples,23/4.
Natalia, the bathwoman,42/27.
Nauerne,22/37, Navarre.
New Year’s Day,28/26.
Nicholas, the mustard-maker,42/21.
Noirs,24/33.
Novembre,28/4.
Oberol, the innkeeper,42/38.
Octobre,28/3.
Ogier, the falconer,43/36; the poulterer,44/1.
Oliver, the broker,42/34.
Onnour, keeper of the tower and prison,43/9.
Oseye,14/8, Osoye, Alsace.
Ostryche,24/20, Austria.
Palm Sunday,28/25.
Pardon of Sion,28/33.
Parys,18/28;23/15, Paris.
Paul, the cooper,44/16.
Paulin, the corn-meter,44/20.
Peter, the wool-beater,44/5.
Philipote, the thieving maid,36/5.
Pieryne, Peter’s daughter,44/26.
Poole,22/39, Poland.
Poperyng,18/33.
Portingale,23/2, Portugal.
Portingalers,43/5, Portuguese.
Poytevyns,43/2, folk of Poitou.
Premonstrence,23/40, Premonstratenses.
Procession-Days,28/31-2.
Querine, the dice-maker,44/37.
Quintine, the toll-taker,44/29.
Randolf, the money-changer,45/33.
Reyner, the squire,45/25.
Reynes,23/9, Reims.
Richard, the carter,45/10.
Richard, the currier,45/9.
Robert, the messenger,45/1.
Roberte, the she-heckler,45/5.
Roen,18/28;23/9, Rouen.
Roger, the sacristan,45/20.
Roland, the handworker,45/17.
Rome,22/19, 22.
Romeneye,14/10, Romanée (?).
Rynyssh,14/4;17/31, Rhenish.
Ryselle,18/31, Lille.
Sacrament Day,28/30.
Salesbury,19/4, Salisbury.
Scotland,23/3.
Scots,30/6;43/6.
Senlys,23/16.
Septembre,28/3.
Shrovetide,28/24.
Skepyns,43/29; Eschevins (see59/1).
Spaniards,43/5.
Spayne,14/6;20/17, Spain.
St. Bartholomew’s Fair,19/5.
St. Benet,24/2, St. Benedict.
St. Bernard,23/38.
St. Christopher’s Day,28/20.
St. Clare,24/10.
St. James,49/3.
St. John,28/15.
St. Kylian,39/35.
St. Martin’s Mass,28/19.
St. Omers,18/35.
St. Peter’s Day,28/16.
St. Pol,24/27.
St. Remigius,28/17.
Stephen, the glazier,34/30.
Sterbrigge,19/3, Stourbridge.
Terrewyn,23/20, Touraine.
Three-Kings’ Day,28/27.
Thursday,38/16.
Treyer,23/10, Treves.
Trinity term,28/15.
Valensynes,18/35, Valenciennes.
Valerian, the tawyer,46/10.
Vedast, the furrier,46/19.
Walburge, the pilch-maker,46/23.
Walram, the currier,46/14.
Walter, the paternoster-maker,46/1.
Westmestre,19/9;51/33, Westminster.
Whitefriars,42/33.
Whitsuntide,28/16.
William, the brushmaker,46/5.
Winchester,23/12.
Wyllemyns,24/3, Guillelmins, friars.
Xpristian, Xpristine,46/26, 30, Christian, Christine.
York,18/26;23/7;24/12;28/31(procession).
Ypre,18/30, Ypres.
Ysaac, the wyneman,46/37; the kettlemaker,47/3.
Ysores, the joiner,46/34.
Zachary, the proctor,47/9.
(For the modern meanings of Caxton’s englishings,see the ‘List of English Words,’ pp.53-60above.)
A-AoAp-AyBa-BlBo-BuCa-CeChCi-CoCr-CyDa-DeDi-DyEa-EnEs-ExFa-FlFo-FyGHIJKLMaMeMi-MyNOPaPe-PiPl-PoPr-PyQRSa-SeSi-SyTa-TiTo-TyVa-VeVi-VyWY
a,47/18, on.
a b c,2/11.
abbes,2/4, abbotes.
abuures,49/36, watred.
accidens,38/40, accidents.
acertes,16/1, certainly.
achates,10/9, bye.
acheuee,38/15, ended.
achier,21/22, steell.
acompaignie,45/27, acompanyed,
acompter,3/7, rekene.
acquite,37/29, acquite.
a dieu,49/2, to god.
aduiegne,36/18, come.
aduises,48/11, aduised.
affiert,4/8, behoueth.
afourceurs,43/14, rauisshers.
ahanne,45/12, ered.
ahontier,37/14, shame.
aies,4/39, haue.
aigles,11/24, eygles.
ailleurs,3/30, somwhere els.
ainchois,26/2, er;
27/8, erst.
ainsi,5/23, thus.
aisies,49/19, easyd (seeaysies).
al,27/11, at the.
ale fois,18/22, othir while.
alesnes,21/34, alles.
allez,5/27, goo.
alme,16/27, soule.
aloses,12/7, alouses.
alouwes,11/2, larkes.
aloyeres,21/32, pawteners.
alumes,50/5, lyghte.
alun,20/35, alume.
amaine,25/25, bryng.
amandes,13/9, almandes.
amenra,40/10, shal brynge.
ameroie mieulx,15/37, had I leuer.
amye,4/35, frende;
29/14, lyef.
angeles,48/20, angelis.
anguilles,12/12, eelis.
anijs,20/3, anyse.
annettes,10/38, doukes.
annyuersaire,25/32, yeres mynde.
anthan,32/5, foryere.
aoust,28/23, heruest.
apostles,48/18, apostles,
apostumes,41/23, apostomes.
apotecaires,1/22, apotecaries.
apparaillies,4/15, redy.
appelle,16/34, called.
appertient,8/6, belongeth.
appiert,37/34, appereth.
apportes,29/32, brynge.
aprendre,1/4, lerne.
apres,11/33, herafter.
aprise,29/16, taught.
Apuril,27/40, April.
arain,21/23, bras.
arblastriers,36/26, arblastrers.
arbres,13/10, trees.
arceniers,2/20, boumakers.
archangeles,48/20, archangelis.
archeuesques,2/4, archebisshops.
arcs,36/25, bowes.
arde,30/26, (that it) brenne.
argent,18/12, siluer.
armoyer,33/32, armorer.
arrester,26/8, tarieng.
artetique,42/7, goute.
asnes,11/20, asses.
assaye,26/18, assayed.
assemble,39/32, gadred to gedyr.
asseoir,8/5, to sette.
asses,29/20, ynough.
asuret,14/36, y-asured.
attendre,14/25, taryeng.
aual,1/8, langyng;
6/19, after.
auantage,46/11, auantage.
auaynne,22/10, otes.
aucteur,3/33, auctour.
aucunes,48/35, ony.
auenture,29/10, auenture.
aueugle,33/6, blynde.
auiourdhuy,32/7, this day.
aulmosne,33/8, almesse.
aulnes,16/21, elles.
aultrement,37/24, othirwyse.
aultres,9/6, othir.
aulx,8/25, garlyk.
aunte,6/3, aunte.
aurain,32/19, right now (seeorains).
aussi,49/40, also.
auwes,10/38, ghees.
aysies,48/31, at his ease (seeaisies).
bachinnet,33/34, bacenet.
bachins,7/8, basyns.
bachon,10/23, bacon.
baillies,17/13, gyue.
bailly,30/10, baylly.
balainnes,12/2, whales.
ballances,21/11, balances.
balles,20/36, bales.
bancs,7/4, benches.
banerets,24/33, banerett.
bankers,7/1, bankers.
banny,43/34, banysshed.
barbier,47/12, barbour.
bargaigne,10/24, chepe (seebergaignier).
baron,46/25, husbonde.
barons,2/8, barons.
bas,34/36, softe.
basenne,19/26, basenne.
basse,6/31, lowe.
bastard,14/7, bastard.
bastarde,41/8, bastarde.
bateiller,35/6, fighten.
bateure,44/5, betar.
batteries,38/26, baterye.
baysier,32/35, kyssed.
becq,26/33, beck.
becques,12/13, pikes.
becquets,12/13, pikerellis.
beestes,1/9, bestis.
beghines,24/11, beghyns.
belfroy,40/24, steple.
belle,29/18, faire.
berchie,33/17, rocked.
bergaignier,14/28, bergayne (seebargaigne).
besoing est,6/22, it be to doo.
besongnes,6/18, thinges.
betes,13/32, betes.
beuurages,1/17, drynkes.
beuuries,27/9, (ye) shall drynke.
biau,30/33, fayr;
b. sire,18/3, fair sire.
biaucop,36/9, many.
bien,4/39, well.
biens,29/20, goodes.
bisse,10/27, hyndecalf.
blances,13/18, white.
bled,13/40, whete.
bleu,14/36, blyew.
bogars(? forbegars),24/6, lewd freris.
boire,28/35, ete (instead ofdrynke).
boit on,14/22, drynke me.
bonnes,52/3, good.
borages,13/37, borage.
bordures,22/5, broythures.
boucerie,37/32, bocherie.
bouche,29/39, mouth.
bouchiers,2/21, bochiers.
boucle,21/28, bocle.
bouk,19/23, bukke.
boulengiers,2/19, bakers.
boulie,14/19, boulye.
bouly,12/35, soden.
bouriaulx,43/22, hangman.
bourre,6/36, flockes.
boursiers,2/28, pursers.
boursses,21/29, purses.
bousiaux,25/39, bootes.
bouter,37/37, to put.
boutoirs,10/40, butores.
boys,13/22, wodes.
boysteuse,32/32, halting.
boz,7/27, wode.
braieul,8/38, pauntcher.
brandeurs,8/8, andyrons.
brasse,40/17, breweth.
brasseur,40/16, brewar.
brayes,8/37, briches.
brebys,12/29, sheep.
bresmes,12/7, bremes.
breuiares,39/8, portoses.
brezil,20/18, brasyll.
briefment,3/16, shortly.
browet,10/20, browet.
brun,20/1, broun.
bryef,4/25,le plus b., the shortest.
bue,14/24, wesshe;
buera,31/28, shall wassh.
buef,10/14, bueff.
burchmaistre,44/13, bourghmaistre.
bure,9/5, butter.
buuerons,26/26, shall we drynke.
buuraiges,14/3, drynkes.
buuray ie,28/37, shall I drynke.
cabellau,12/3, coddelyng.
calys,7/2, chalon.
cammelle,20/2, cammelle.
caniuet,47/23, penknyf.
cannes,7/10, cannes.
car,9/26, for.
cardinaulz,2/3, cardinals.
cardons,13/28, thistles.
carmes,24/5, white freris.
carpres,12/12, carpes.
Cathon,9/27, Cathon.
catons,38/38, catons.
cattel,15/12, catell.
catz,11/19, cattes.
caulx,40/14, chalke.
ce que,1/4, that which.
celee,37/9, secrete.
celuy,5/9, hym.
censes,37/5, fermes.
cerenceresse,45/5, heklester.
cerench,45/7, hekell.
certainement,5/16, certaynely.
certes,16/5, certaynly.
cesse,34/7, resteth.
cestui,3/29, this.
cha,25/25, hyther;
de cha,44/28, on this side.
chaiers,7/4, chayers.
chainture,31/35, gyrdle.
chambre,31/32, chambre.
chandelliere,47/6, candelmaker.
chandeloer,28/22, candlemasse.
chandeylles,47/7, candellis.
change,45/34, change.
changiers,2/33, chaungers.
channeue,45/6, hempe (seechenneue).
channonnes,23/30, chanons.
chapelrie,45/23, fre chapell.
chapitle,15/4, chapitre.
chappelains,24/7, chappelains.
chappon,10/33, capon.
chappron,4/18, hood.
chareton,45/10, cartar.
charge,48/6, charge.
charpentier,40/3, to tymbre.
charpentiers,2/27, carpenters.
chars,1/9, flessh.
chartres,36/36, chartres.
chartreurs,24/4, monkes of chartre hous.
chastel,40/1, castell.
chastelain,24/29, castelayn.
chastoyes,9/32, chastyse.
chaude,50/8, hoot.
chaudel,14/1, caudell.
chaudiers,7/7, ketellis.
chaudrelier,38/23, ketelmaker.
chaudrens,7/6, kawdrons.
chauetiers,2/28, cobelers.
chauist,42/11, cheuissheth.
chault,27/18, reccheth.
chault,27/4, hete.
chausies,25/39, do on.
chausser,35/40, hosyer.
chemises,8/37, chertes.
chemyn,26/4, way.
chenneue,20/13, hempseed (seechanneue).
cheoir,25/11, falle.
cherfeul,13/32, cheruyll.
cherises,13/5, cheryes.
cherisier,13/11, cherye tree.
cherront,25/11, shalle fall.
chescun,1/7, euery . . . othir.
chesne,13/13, ooke.
cheual,25/26, hors.
cheualiers,2/8, knyghtes.
cheuaucheray,25/29, (I) shall ryde.
chielliers,6/30, selers.
chien,41/3, hound.
chier,35/34, dere.
chieuerel,10/23, gheet.
chincque,17/25, fiue.
chire,20/25, waxe.
chose,5/6, thyng.
chucre,20/1, sugre.
chuynes,11/3, storkes.
chyens,49/25, here withinne.
cierf,41/2, herte.
cignes,11/3, swannes (seesignes).
cirurgiens,25/9, surgyens.
cite,42/29, cite.
clarey,14/12, clarey.
clau,19/13, nayll.
claux,41/22, soores.
clercq,23/33, clerke.
clere,34/40, clere.
clergesses,24/11, clergesses.
clocque,30/15, belle.
clocques,8/31, clokes.
clocquiers,49/15, steples.
coc,10/34, cocke.
coffyns,21/33, coffyns.
cognoissaunce,4/13, knowelech.
cognossies,4/12, knowe.
combien,16/13, how moche.
commandement,9/26, commaundement.
commandes,5/8, commaunde.
comme,5/9, as.
commence,1/1, begynneth.
comment,1/7, how.
commin,19/40, comyne.
compaignon,4/35, felawe.
companye,26/5, companye.
compenaiges,1/13, whyte mete.
complye,27/30, complyne.
comprinses,3/35, comprised.
comptez,17/17, telle.
conclure,25/20, conclude.
conduyse,5/24, conduyte.
confections,20/4, confections.
confesseray,16/30, shriue.
confesseur,48/6, confessour.
confite,13/19, confyte.
congie,5/22, leue.
congres,12/8, congres.
conins,9/2, conyes.
connestable,24/34, conestable.
conseil,9/27, counseill.
contenant,47/4, conteynyng.
content,16/39, content.
contesse,24/39, countesse.
contre,31/31, ayenst.
contre,49/13, contre.
conuient,6/30, behoueth.
copee,36/15, cutte.
copies,36/39, copies.
corbelliers,2/24, maundemakers.
corbilles,38/21, mandes.
cordewan,19/24, cordewan.
cordewaniers,2/19, shoomakers.
cornes,46/5, hornes.
cornets a encre,21/35, enke hornes.
coroucies,31/6, angre.
coroyes,21/26, gyrdellis.
corps,31/17, body.
cosynes,6/4, nieces.
cosyns,6/4, cosyns.
cottes,8/32, cotes.
couchier,50/2, to slepe.
couleur,34/26, colour.
coulles,13/30, cool.
coulons,10/39, dowues.
coultiers,2/30, brokers.
countes,2/7, erles.
coupes,8/17, couppes.
courans,44/19, lekyng.
coure,46/17, coryeth.
courechiefs,42/14, keuerchifs.
couretage,42/35, brocorage.
couretier,42/34, brocour.
coureur,46/14, coryer.
court,40/2, court.
courtil,45/13, herber.
courtoyses,5/12, courtoys.
courtoysie,18/16, courtosye.
cousin,30/1, cosin.
coussins,50/10, quysshons.
couste,31/10, coste.
coustre,45/20, sextayn.
coustriers,34/9, sowers.
coustures,42/20, semes.
cousturiers,2/29, shepsters.
cousues,36/2, sewed.
coutieaulx,8/11, knyues.
couuercles,7/35, couercles.
couuertoyrs,6/40, couerlettes.
couuerture,47/17, coueryng.
couureurs de tieulles & destrain,2/26, tylers and thatchers.
couurir,6/39, couere.
coyfes,21/38, coyfes.
craisme,12/38, kreme.
crappes,46/39, grapes.
cras,44/3, fatte.
crasseries,1/25, coriars.
crea,47/34, made.
creuiches,12/15, creuyches.
creusse,16/33, trusted.
crieres,35/23, criar.
cristal,46/3, cristall.
croire,35/20,a c., to borowe.
croix,15/40, crosse.
croys,15/26, (I) bileue.
cubelles,19/39, cubibes.
cuide,11/10, wende (should bewene).
cuir,7/27, lether.
cuit,14/11, soden, boiled.
curats,24/7, curattes.
cure,11/17,ont c., recche.
cure,45/23, cure.
curer,41/38, cure.
cures,51/39, hertes.
cuueliers,2/31, coupers.
cuues,44/17, keupis.
cuyrs,1/21, hydes.
cy,9/10, here.
dades,13/9, dates.
dame,15/13, dame.
damoysellys,4/19, damoyselles.
dampnes,45/37, dampned.
dangereux,32/12, dangerous.
debonnair,9/39, buxom.
deboute,16/26, ende.
debtes,36/38, dettes.
debues,17/16, owe.
debuoit,44/32, ought.
declaire,3/29, declared.
dedens,7/3, therin.
dedicacion,19/7, chirchehalyday.
dedicasse,46/2, dedicacion.
deduit,29/12, byledyng.
dees,44/38, dyse.
deffendu,44/8, forboden.
degretz,14/32, steyres.
demain,32/2, to morow.
demande,15/36, axed.
demeure,22/20, duelleth.
demye,16/24, half.
dencoste,37/32, beside.
deniers,3/8, pens.
denrees,18/1, peny worthes;
4/2, wares.
departes,26/2, departe.
deportes,9/25, forbere.
deriere,42/33, after.
derrain,18/19, last.
descouuert,40/28, discouerid.
deseruyr,5/15, deserue.
deshaities,35/13, (them) that be not hole.
desirees,45/35, desired.
desiunes,26/1,vos d., breke your fast.
despites,10/4, despyse.
dessoubs,7/2, under.
dessus,38/7, to-fore.
destaindera,34/28, shall stayne.
destrier,45/30, stede.
desvestues,8/39, vnclothed.
detenray,16/31, with-holde.
detier,44/37, dysemaker.
deuant,18/13, tofore.
deuantdittes,7/39, forsaid.
deuenir,4/5, to become.
deuiser,14/27, deuise.
dextre,49/8, right.
dictes,26/14, saye.
digerer,11/7, dygeste.
diligement,4/6, diligently.
diuerses,25/16, diuerse.
doctrinaulx,38/38, doctrinals.
doctrine,1/2, lernynge.
doibt,9/28,37/21, ought;
31/34, oweth;
40/3, oughteth.
doinst,4/32, gyue.
doleurs,41/34, payne.
dommage,34/25, harme.
donats,38/40, donettis.
doner,17/37, gyue.
donroye,15/24, (I) wold yeue.
dont,11/17, wherof.
doresenauant,25/15, fro hens forth.
dormier,27/20, slepyng.
doulce,38/5, fressh.
dousaines,46/4, doseyns.
doyens,23/26, denes.
drappiers,2/18, drapers.
draps,14/34, clothes.
drechies,31/23, dresse.
dresce,26/38, dresse.
droit,15/20, right.
ducesse,24/39, duchesse.
ducs,2/7, dukes.
duel,29/10, sorow.
dyne,29/3, dyne.
dyre,4/26, saye.
eauwe,38/5, water.
eglise,22/15, chirche.
eguilles,21/31, nedles.
electuaires,20/8, electuaries.
emble,8/22, stolen.
embrief,15/8, in shorte.
empereur,22/23, emperour.
empetrer,45/22, to gete.
emplist,20/26, fyllyd.
emploier,20/20, bystowe.
employer,50/20, fulcome.
emporter,18/8, bere.
en,3/13, therof;
20/34, therwyth.
encordont,40/27, neuertheles.
encore,13/29, yet.
encountres,4/11, mete.
encre,39/5, ynke.
endementiers,14/26, whiles.
enfans,5/32, children.
engaignies,5/18, deceyued.
engloys,3/16, englyssh.
enluminees,39/1, enlumined.
enprintees,38/36, enprinted.
ensamble,29/20, to gedyr.
entendes,9/11, understande.
entier,15/7, hole.
entour,45/16, aboute.
entre,30/5, bitwene.
entremayns,18/7, under hande.
entremelle,20/40, entremete.
entrepers,14/38, sad blew.
entreprendre,3/38, entreprise.
enuers,9/40, vnto.
envoyes,9/36, sende.
enuys,33/10, not gladly.
esbourier,33/15, to noppe.
esbourysse,33/12, nopster.
escarlate,15/1, scarlet.
eschappent,43/33, escape.
escheuins,43/29, skepyns.
esclefins,12/3, haddoks.
esclire,50/21, lyghtneth.
escochoys,30/6, scottes.
escouffles,11/26, kytes.
escoutes,50/21, herke.
escoutetes,43/28, scoutes.
escrijn,8/20, cheste.
escrips,25/13, wreton.
escript,3/25, writing.
escriptoires,21/33, penners.
escripuains,2/20, skriueners.
escu,39/24, shelde.
escures,31/30, skowre.
escutz,17/32, scutes.
escuyelles,7/31, disshes.
escuyers,2/8, squyers.
esparlens,12/5, sprotte.
espaude,31/20, sholdre.
especiers,2/29, spycers.
espee,33/27, swerd.
espengles,21/31, pynnes.
esperite,3/19, ghoost.
esperons,25/40, spores.
espices,14/13, spices.
espinces,13/37, spynache.
espinier,13/15, thorne.
espoye,31/21, spete.
espreuiers,11/25, sperhawkes.
esquiekeliet,14/39, chekeryd.
estain,21/22, tynne.
estaulx,26/35, trestles.
estenelle,8/9, tonge, pair of tongs.
estoet,43/12,mestoet, standeth me (a mistranslation).
estoupper,34/14, stoppe.
estrain,7/3, strawe.
estraines(verb),49/35, strawe.
estrangiers,42/31, strangers.
estrelins,17/35, sterlingis.
esturgeon,12/7, sturgeon.
estuuer,42/31, to be stewed.
estuues,42/27, stewes.
eternalite,45/39, eternalite.
euangelistes,48/19, euangelistes.
euesques,2/3, bisshops.
eulx,23/21, them.
eur,29/22, happe, fortune, luck.
euure,30/16, werke.
excusera,37/28, shall excuse.
faictes,4/37, do.
failloit,18/4, failled.
faing,fain,13/27,49/34, heye.
farine,36/30, mele.
fauconner,43/36, fauconer.
faucons,11/25, faucons.
fault,38/13, lacketh.
faulte,37/24, faulte.
faulx monnoyers,43/13, false money makers.
feest,38/24, fayre.
femmes,2/9, wymmen.
fenestres,40/13, wyndowes.
feneulle,13/36, fenell.
fer,21/22, yron.
feroit,5/10, doo.
ferres,25/33, shoed.
feu,30/22, fyer.
feues,13/39, benes.
feultier,40/37, feltmaker.
feultre,40/39, felte.
feure,39/10, smyth.
fien,45/11, dong.
fieures,42/2, fever.
figes,13/8, fyggis.
figier,13/12, fygtree.
fil,32/28, yarne.
filee,32/27, sponne (the verb).
fileresses,2/15, spynsters.
fillaistre,32/39, stepdoughter.
filles,5/34, doughtres (seefylle).
filleule,44/26,mistranslateddoughter.
filz,3/18, soone (seefyltz).
fin,39/38, ende.
finent,6/14, enden.
fist prendre,36/12, toke.
flairans,13/17, smellyng.
flans,12/34, flawnes.
fleur,20/2, flour.
fleurdelyts,13/20, lelyes.
florins,17/31, guldrens.
flua,47/16, flued.
foire,19/8, faire.
fois,18/22, while.
folye,45/38, folye.
fontaine,14/22, welle watre.
forcettes,47/23, sheris.
forches,21/36, sheres.
forchier,8/21;
forcier,46/35, forcier, forcer.
forgierel,36/7, forcyer.
formes,51/34, fourmes.
fors,9/20, othirwyse;
fors que,49/30, but.
fouines,11/18, fichews.
fouler,32/10, fulle.
foulons,2/14, fullers.
four,31/18, ouen.
fourbier,33/31, furbysshe.
fourbisseur,33/26, fourbysshour.
fourdines,13/5, sloes.
fourmage,9/4, chese.
fourment,22/8, white.
fourrures,8/33, furres.
fouys,45/14, doluen.
foy,37/17, faith.
foye,26/28, lyuer.
frain,25/28, brydle.
franchin,47/17, franchyn.
franchise,32/17, franchise.
fransoys,3/16, frenssh.
fremauls,39/2, claspes.
fremme,50/12, shette.
freres mineurs,24/3, frere menours.
frescz,12/8, fressh.
freses,13/6, strawberies.
fresne,13/14, asshe.
fromages,12/26, chese.
frotte,35/2, rubbe.
fustane,36/11, fustain.
fylle,46/30,mistranslateddoughter (seefilles).
fyltz,5/34, sones (seefilz).
gaignier,15/13, wynne.
gaires,27/35, moche.
galentine,42/24, galentyne.
galigan,19/38, galingale.
galles,30/24, galles.
galoches,35/39, galoches.
gansailliede,42/26, ganselyn.
garce,44/27, ghyrle.
gardiens,23/27, wardeyns.
gardins,13/25, gardyns.
garnars,12/20, shrimpes.
garnee,13/40, furmente.
gaucquier,13/14, nokertree.
gaufres,12/40, wafres.
gaune,14/37, yelow.
gaunisse,42/3, jaundyse.
gauns,33/37, gloues.
gauntiers,2/24, glouers.
gehy,43/24, knowlechid.
gelines,11/4, hennes.
gelouffre,13/35, geloffres.
general,19/10, general.
genise,10/19, hawgher.
gens,9/40, folke.
germains,6/5, germayns.
gesir,6/35, to lye.
gingembre,19/38, gynger.
glorie,52/5, glorie.
gloutee,33/20, lichorous.
gluy,40/31, reed.
gorge,35/22, throte.
gorgiere,33/36, gorgette.
goriaulx,46/28, coliers.
goriel,46/27, coler.
gorliers,2/37, gorelmakers;
gorlier,46/26, colermaker.
gouttans,44/19, droppyng.
gouuions,12/16, gogeorns.
grace,17/3,51/38, grace.
graffes,21/34, poyntels.
graine,13/19, grayne.
graine de paradis,20/3, graynes of paradys.
graines,2/1, graynes.
grange,40/2, berne.
grauelle,41/28, grauelle.
grauwet,8/10, flessh hoke.
greigneur,22/25, grettest.
greniers,6/28, garettis.
gresille,50/22, haylleth.
greueroit,11/6, shold greue.
greyl,8/9, gredyron.
griffons,11/24, griffons.
gros,17/21, grotes.
gros,46/4,en g., in grete.
grouseillers,13/23, brembles.
grouselles,13/23, bremble beries.
gruwell,14/2, growell.
grys,23/36, gray.
guades,20/38, wood.
guarance,20/38, mader.
guarir,41/21, hele.
guerres,25/3, werres.
Guillemynes,24/3, Wyllemyns.
gyste,49/18, loggyng.
halle,14/30, halle.
hanap,26/37,28/39, cuppe;
hanaps,8/15, cuppes.
harpoit,20/22, rosyn.
hastiuement,32/8, hastyly.
haubergon,33/35, habergeon.
hault,37/12, hye;
plus haulx,22/17, hyest.
hayes,13/21, hedges.
herbegier,49/26, be logged.
herbes,13/17herbes.
herencs,12/8, hering.
herytables,37/4, heritable.
heucque,16/18, hewke. [Huque, f., a Huke or Dutch mantle, or Dutch woman’s mantle. —Cotgrave.]
heure,35/32, hour.
hier,32/4, yesterday.
honnourablement,45/28, worshipfully.
hors,5/2, out.
hostel,5/31, herberow.
hosteliers,2/30, hosteliers.
hostes,42/39, ghestes.
huche,8/20, whutche.
huchiers,2/37, joyners.
hugiers,46/34, joynar.
huues,42/19, huues.
huuetier,42/17, huue or calle maker.
huuettes,21/37, huues.
huymais,30/28, this day.
huys,27/11, dore.
ia,16/30, therof.
Jacopins,24/4, blac freris.
iamais,27/34, neuer.
ietter,40/22, to cast.
ignourance,37/27, ignorance.
innocens,48/25, innocentes.
instrues,9/33, enforme.
instrumens,36/37, instrumentis.
inuocacion,1/5, callyng.
Joefdy,38/16, Thursday.
jofnes,9/35, yong.
jougleurs,2/35, pleyers.
jour,27/3, day.
joustemens,25/2, joustynges.
joyaulx,8/21, jewellis.
joye,39/38, ioye.
iuments,11/15, mares.
iura,32/20, swore.
iusques,27/29, vntil.
iuste,47/40, rightfull.
kalendiers,39/4, kalenders.
keneule,32/27, dystaf.
keut,42/20, soweth.
keuure,35/3, couer.
keuure,7/6, keuuer,7/35, coppre.
kieultes,6/38, quiltes.
la,25/30, there.
lachets,21/40, laces.
laict,12/25, mylke.
laigne,8/7, woode.
laines,1/20, wulle.
laires,15/30, (ye) shall leue.
laisse,5/15, late.
laissier,16/3, to leue.
laittues,13/34, letews.
lances,45/31, speres.
languers,42/8, seknesses.
lannieres,21/40, poyntes.
largesse,16/23, brede.
laronnes,43/12, theues.
lasartz,11/28, lizarts.
lasses,22/12, wery.
lattes,40/32, latthes.
laue,26/36, wasshe.
lauendier,31/26, lauendre.
lauoirs,7/8, lauours.
legierment,35/22, lyghtly.
les,47/18, syde.
lesons,7/5, lystes.
lettres,30/7, lettres.
leuain,14/20, leuayn.
leuer,27/19, risyng.
librarier,38/31, booke sellar.
libraries,2/23, librariers.
lieu,38/7, place.
lieue,27/16, ariseth.
lieures,9/2, hares.
lieutenant,30/9, lieutenant.
lieuwes,49/17, myle.
ligne,31/28, lynnen.
lignes,3/33, lynes.
limoges,11/1, heth hennes.
lin,38/11, flaxe.
linchieux,8/23, shetes.
lingnuyse,20/12, lynseed.
lire,9/37, rede.
lits,6/33, beddes.
liurer,34/5, deliuere.
liures,3/8, poundes.
liuret,50/33, litell book.
livre,3/21, book.
loe,18/3,ie me l., I am well plesyd.
loiaulte,36/19, trowthe.
loijer,48/27, reward.
longement,4/40, longe.
loques,12/16, loches.
lormiers,2/16, bridelmakers.
lots,lotz,7/18, 20, stope, stopes.
louche,8/4, ladle;
louches,7/40, spones.
loups,11/18, wulues.
loy,37/17, law.
loyes,39/2, bounden.
loysir,46/7, leyzer.
lu[c]es,12/13, luses.
lupars,11/19, lupardis.
luysel,46/36, cheste, box.
luytant,33/5, wrastlying.
machon,40/8, masone.
machonner,40/9, masone.
madame,46/20, my lady.
magre,44/4, lene.
main,49/6, hande.
maine,25/36, lede.
mainouurier,45/17, handwerker.
maintenant,9/12, right forth,
maintenier,6/29, mayntene.
maintes,18/24, many.
maisement,11/12, euyll.
maisnye,5/35, meyne, household.
maistres,23/28, maisters.
malade,34/35, seke.
mal du chief,41/33, heed ache.
malefaicteurs,43/23, euyll doers.
mal es dens,41/36, toth ache.
Maluesye,14/10, Malueseye.
mamelles,41/37, pappes.
maniere,4/22, manere.
manteaulx,8/30, mantellis.
maqueriaulx,12/6, makerell.
marastre,33/3, stepmodre.
marbre,40/12, marble.
marchans,21/17, marchans.
marchandyse,1/18, marchandise.
marchiet,14/31, market.
marcq,51/23, marcke.
mareschal,30/2, mareshall.
maries,9/15, maried.
maronners,11/39, maroners.
martirs,48/21, martris.
mary,5/33, husbonde.
masanges,10/37, meesen.
matere,9/13, matere.
matin,27/19, morning.
mattines,27/17, matynes.
mauldist,32/37, cursyd.
maussons,10/37, sparowes.
mauuais,40/20, euyll.
mayll,17/10, halfpeny.
mayns,4/21, handis.
mayson,1/8, house.
maysoncelle,40/30, litell hous.
medicine,20/8, medicines.
meffais,39/20, trespaces.
meillour,26/13, beste.
meistrise,43/27, maystrye.
membres,27/4, membres.
menacha,36/16, thretened.
menage,31/11, houshold.
menger,11/13, ete.
mengier,31/27, diner.
menison,41/39, blody flyxe.
menra,45/11, shall lede.
mente,13/19, mynte.
mer,1/11, see.
merceries,1/28, merceryes.
merchies,34/32, thanke.
merchis,18/11,tres grand m., right grete gramercy.
mercy,48/1, mercy.
merites,39/36, deseruynges.
merlens,12/5, whityng.
mermeil,14/14, rede (wyn).
merueille,32/31, meruaylle.
meschyne,28/5, maid.
mesle,41/21, medleth.
mesmes,30/35, our self.
mesmes,40/7, hym selfe.
messagier,45/1, messager.
messe,48/29, masse.
messureur,16/34, metar.
mestelon,44/22, mestelyn.
mestier,16/15, need.
mestiers,2/10, craftes.
mestrijer,43/25, mastrye.
mesure,40/15, moten.
mesures,7/24, mesures.
metauls,1/27, metals.
mettes,8/19, set.
meubles,1/8, catayllys.
meurs,9/34, maners.
meus,48/37, meuyd.
mie,15/17,27/26, not.
miel,14/15, hony.
mies,14/15, mede.
mieuldre,36/32, grynde.
mieulx,10/17, better.
mire,5/14, reward.
mise,37/19, put.
misericors,47/39, mercyfull.
mite,51/31, myte.
mites,32/15, mytes.
moins,48/31, leste.
moisnes,24/1, monkes.
monde,22/26, world.
monnoye,17/18, moneye.
monnoyers,2/34, myntemakers.
montant,51/21, mountyng.
monte,17/11, cometh it to.
montes,14/32, goo vpon.
moret,14/38, morreey.
mormal,41/40, mormale.
moroit,11/32, shall deye.
morse,11/30, byten.
mort,48/13, deth.
morte,39/15, deed.
mortier,8/28, morter.
mostardier,42/21, mustardmaker.
mot,16/4, worde.
mottes,13/25, mottes. [Motte, little hill, high place. —Cotgrave.]
mouches,11/29, flies.
moulenier,36/27, myllar.
moules,12/20, muskles.
moult,26/6, moche.
mourdriers,43/12, murderers.
moures,13/6, morberies.
mourier,13/12, morbery tree.
moust,35/18, muste.
moustard,10/15, mustard.
mouue,30/26, styre.
moynes,2/5, monkes.
moys,27/37, monethes.
moytie,36/29, half.
mulets,12/6, molettis.
muletz,11/14, mules.
mur,42/33, walle.
muskadel,14/7, muscadel.
mydy,27/26, mydday.
mye,36/33, not.
mynuyt,27/33, mydnyght.
myse,3/9, gyuing oute, expenditure.
nappes,8/24, bordclothes.
naueaulx,13/36, rapes.
nauret,48/12, wounded.
nauyer,50/13, ship.
ne,27/21, ne.
neantmoins,32/36, neuertheless.
nef,50/16, shippe.
nennil,10/22, nay.
nepheux,6/6, neueus.
nesples,13/7, medliers.
nesplier,13/13, medliertree.
net,34/40, clene.
nettement,49/27, clenly.
neuds,32/30, cnoppes.
nieces,6/6, nieces.
nobles,17/33, nobles.
Noel,28/13, Cristemasse.
noix,13/6, notes.
nombre,50/34, nombre.
nommer,19/35, name.
none,27/27, none.
nonnains,24/9, nonnes.
noueaulx,17/26, newe.
nouuelles,29/31, tydynges.
nulle,10/33, no;
29/17, (none) ony.
nuyts,27/16, nyghtes.
ny,3/28, not.
nye,46/32, denyeth.
oefs,12/31, egges.
Oesterlins,43/1, Esterlyngis.
offert,15/35, boden.
officiaulx,2/4, officials.
oignons,13/31, oynyons.
oistoirs,11/26, haukes.
olifans,11/19, olifaunts.
oliuier,13/14, olyuetree.
on,26/12, men.
onches,21/10, vnces.
oncques,32/21, neuer.
operacions,52/3, werkes.
or,6/16, now.
or,21/24, gold.
orains,46/20, whiler.
ordene,1/3, ordre.
ordonner,3/21, ordeyne.
oreilles,41/35, eres.
oreilliers,8/35, pelowes.
ores,6/33, now.
orfeures,2/14, goldsmythes.
orge,22/9, barlye.
orphenins,35/16, orphans.
orpiement,20/19, orpement.
ort,35/1, foull.
ortyes,13/28, nettles.
ostes,4/18, doo of.
ou,15/7, or.
oublies,13/2, forgeten.
ount,43/24, (they) have,
ouppe,13/20, hoppes, hops.
ourse,11/21, bere.
ouurages,7/16, werkes.
ouuries,21/29, wrought.
oyer,11/34, here.
oyles,20/9, oyles.
oyseusete,3/12, ydlenes.
oyseux,44/6, ydle.
oysters,12/20, oystres.
oystoires,43/38, gerfaucons.
paiels,7/7, pannes.
paiera,15/14, shall paye.
pain,9/4, brede.
pain,43/35, payne.
paintres,1/24, paynters.
painturers,2/25, paintours.
pair,16/12, pair.
paire de chausses,16/19, pair hosen.
paix,29/35, peas.
palefroy,45/30, palfreye.
palmier,13/15, palmetree.
paltocque,33/40, jaquet.
paons,11/2, pecoks.
paour,35/5, fere.
pape,22/19, pope.
papier,47/22, papier.
par,1/3,16/22, by.
paradys,39/37, paradyse.
parastre,33/2, stepfadre.
parcemin,19/27, perchemyn.
parceminier,47/14, parchemyn-maker.
pardonne,39/19, forgyue.
pardons,28/33, pardon.
pardurable,52/5, euerlastyng.
parens,30/12, kynnesman.
parfacent,48/5, ful doo.
parfaicte,33/39, performed.
parlement,25/31, parlamente.
parles,27/36, speke.
parmi,8/26, thorugh.
parois,40/34, wallis.
parolles,5/12, wordes.
pars,38/40, partis.
partie,4/9, partie.
Pasques,28/13, Estre.
passe,35/22, passeth.
pastees,12/37, pasteyes.
pastesiers,2/34, pybakers.
patards,17/23, plackes.
paternosters,46/3, bedes.
paternostrier,46/1, paternoster-maker.
patriarces,48/22, patriarkis.
patron,23/38, patron.
payes,48/36, paye.
pays,17/40, contre.
peaulx,1/21, skynnes.
pecheurs,48/1, synnars.
pechies,39/20, synnes.
pelerinages,48/35, pylgremages.
pelice,46/21, pylche.
pelletiere,46/23, pilchemaker.
penance,48/5, penaunce.
pend,43/16, hange.
pendoyrs,21/39, pendants.
peneuse,28/28, paynful.
pennes,39/6, pennes.
penses,10/2, thynke.
Pentechoste,28/14, Whitsontid.
perche,8/29, perche.
perderes,15/39, (ye) shold lese.
pere,3/17, fadre.
peril,48/13, peryll.
perir,48/10, perysshe.
periroyent,37/17, shold perisshe.
perques,12/14, perches.
perseuerance,52/2, perseueraunce.
persin,13/32, persely.
pertris,11/1, partrichs.
pesant,31/37, weyeng.
pesques,13/7, pesshes.
pesquier,13/12, pesshe-tree.
pestiel,8/28, pestyll.
peu,36/34, lytyll.
peult,6/19, may.
peuple,34/4, peple.
piece,47/8, pece.
piecha,5/1, in longe tyme.
piel,47/15, skyn.
pierre,19/14, stone.
pies,8/18, feet.
pieure,44/27, shrewest.
pigna,32/21, kembyth (pres.forpast).
pigneresses,2/15, kempsters.
pintes,7/21, pintes.
pis,38/1, werse.
pite,33/11, pite.
piuions,10/39, pygeons.
placqua,40/35, daubed.
placqueur,40/36, dawber.
plain,31/7, plainly.
plaindes,31/12, (ye) playne (you).
plainement,17/6, playnly.
plaist,5/6, plaise.
plates,33/33,vnes p., a plate (armour).
platteaux,7/30, platers.
playderay,47/13, (I) shall plete.
playes,41/22, woundes.
plays,12/3, plays.
plein,26/19, full.
plente,8/23, plente.
plomb,21/22, leed.
plouuier,10/35, plouier.
ployes,17/2, folde.
plummes,6/34, fetheris.
plus,4/25.
plusiers,18/25, many.
pluyt,50/22, rayneth.
poes,4/23, may ye.
poillaillerie,10/30, pultrie.
point,39/24, paynteth.
point,5/18, nothyng.
pointe,33/29, poynte.
pointurer,34/19, paynter.
poires,13/4, peres.
poise,19/12, waye.
poise,46/8,ce p. moy, wo is me.
poissonners,2/22, fysshmongers.
poit,20/22, pycche.
poiure,10/28, pepre.
pommes,13/4, apples.
pommier,13/11, apple tree.
ponce,47/21, pomyce.
pont,49/9, brigge.
porc,10/12, porke.
porc de mer,12/2, pourpays.
porciaux,40/22, hogges.
poree,8/14, wortes.
porions,13/31, porreette.
porke,26/30, swyne.
poroye,11/7, mowe.
porrier,13/11, pere tree.
porte,27/10, gate.
porte,32/3, born (in childbirth).
portera,34/37, shall bere.
pot,8/4, pot.
potages,1/16, potages.
pouchins,10/32, chekens.
poudres,20/5, poudres.
poulaillier,44/1, pulter.
poulle,10/32, poullet.
poulletis,10/31, poullettis.
poumon,26/28, longhe.
pour,1/3, for to.
pourcelaine,13/34, porselane.
pourchacies,38/37, pourchaced.
poures,6/35, poure.
pourpointier,33/38, doblet maker.
pourpoints,8/32, doblettes.
pourries,11/12, (ye) may.
pourroient,29/19, (they) myght.
poutrains,11/15, coltes.
poyle,27/7, pylle.
poyntes,6/38, paynted.
poys,13/39, pesen.
poyssons,1/11, fysshes.
prayel,45/18, pryelle.
prebstres,23/29, prestes.
prelats,2/2, prelates.
premier,4/16, first.
premierment,1/5, fyrst.
prenderes,16/8, (you) shall take.
prenge,5/22, (I) take.
prescheurs,24/6, prechers.
presente,35/19, profred.
prest,44/39, redy.
preste,30/31, lente.
prets,13/21, medowes.
preudhomme,27/15, wyse man.
preuileges,36/37, preuyleges.
preuostie,30/11, prouostye.
preuosts,23/26, prouostes.
prijez,39/16, praye.
prime,27/24, prime.
princes,2/7, princes.
princesse,24/39, princesse.
prions,26/15, (we) pray.
pris,26/20, pris.
prison,36/13, prison.
prisonniers,35/14, prisoners.
priues,1/10, tame.
procession,19/9, procession.
procureur,47/9, proctour.
promise,25/30, promysed.
prophetes,48/21, prophetes.
prouffyt,4/7, prouffyt.
prouffytable,1/2, prouffytable.
prounes,13/4, plommes.
prounier,13/13, plomtree.
pryeurs,23/27, pryours.
psalmes,39/4, salmes.
psaultiers,39/1, sawters.
puis . . . puis,25/18, syth . . . sith.
puise,4/26, may.
puissance,22/33, myghty.
pute,46/16, stynketh.
pys,30/34, werse.
pys,41/37, breste.
quadrant,51/31, ferdyng.
quancques,50/31, what someuer.
Quaremien,28/24, Shroftyde.
quart,7/23, quarte.
quartaines,42/2, quartayn.
quarters,21/8, quarters.
quassies,35/8, hurte.
que,16/14, 15, as;
1/4, whiche.
querir,35/21, to fecche.
querre,26/23, fecche.
querson,13/35, kersses.
querue,46/29, plowh.
queuerchief,8/36, keuerchief.
quidies,16/14, (ye) wene (seecuide).
quierques,21/13, lastes.
quoy,19/22, wher(of).
racompter,5/5, to telle.
ralongier,47/31, to lengthe.
rammonier,46/6, brusshemaker.
rammons,46/7, brusshes.
raportes,3/10, brynge.
rastons,12/36, printed cakes;
13/1, eyrekakis.
[Raston, m., a fashion of round and high Tart, made of butter, egges, and cheese. —Cotgrave.]
rayes,12/4, thornbaks.
raysons,3/2, resons.
recepte,3/9, recyte.
recepueur,44/35, receyuour.
recomandes,5/36, recommaunde.
rees,47/18, shauen.
refouller,34/16, full agayn.
refuse,28/38, (I) reffuse.
regarde,25/33, beholde.
regratter,34/16, carde agayn.
relief,9/7, leuynge.
remauldis,32/38, cursyd agayn.
remaysonnes,34/20, howsed agayn.
remede,48/14, remedye.
remesurer,17/8, mete agayn.
remettes,4/21, sette (it) on agayn.
remues,34/20, remeuyd.
rendre,37/1, yelde.
renommees,40/19, renomed.
renteez,23/30, rented.
repentance,48/3, repentaunce.
reposeray,22/13,ie men r., I shall reste me.
reprouua,33/4, repreuud.
requerre,44/36, requyre.
resambloient,9/38, (that they) resemble.
rescourer,34/17, skowre agayn.
respaulme,26/37, spoylle.
respondes,5/23, ansuere.
respyt,30/4, respyte.
retenir,50/39, reteyne.
reubans,36/10, rybans.
reuendra,27/25, shall come agayn.
reynards,11/18, foxes.
riche,4/5, riche.
riens,16/3, thyng.
robbeurs,43/13, robbers.
robes,16/12, gounes.
roches,12/15, roches.
roels,43/18, wheles.
roisin,13/8, reysins.
Romenye,14/10, Romeneye.
rompture,41/28, brekynge.
roses,13/18, roses.
rosty,10/20, rosted.
rouchin,45/29, coursour.
rouges,12/5, rogettis.
roussignoulx,10/36, nyghtyngalis.
rouwet,32/29, whele.
roy,22/28, kyng.
royames,29/37, royames.
royaulx,17/33, ryallis.
royet,14/39, raye.
roynes,2/6, quenes.
roysonnablement,3/23, resonably.
rues,4/10, streetes.
ryuiers,1/12, riuers.
sac,36/34, sack.
sachies,5/16, knowe.
sacque,31/20, drawe.
sacrament,28/30, sacrament.
saffran,19/39, saffran.
sage,29/18, wyse.
sagettes,36/25, arowes.
saing,46/18, sayme.
sainte,3/19, holy.
sainture,21/27, corse.
salle,10/14, salted.
sallieres,7/32, sallyers.
saluant,4/27, salewyng.
saluer,1/7, grete.
salutations,6/14, salutations.
salutz,17/34, salews.
samblance,47/35, lykenes.
sarges,6/37, sarges.
saulge,13/33, sauge.
saulmon,12/17, samon.
saulses,8/26, sauses.
saulx,13/15, wylough.
sauns,14/25, withoute.
sauoyr,6/17,cest a s., that is to saye.
sausserons,7/31, saussers.
sauuages,1/10, wylde.
sauue,17/3, sauf.
sauuete,50/18, sauete.
saye,14/40, saye.
scaues,4/8, knowe.
scauroye,11/37,je ne s., I ne wote not.
seal,45/4, seal.
seigneur,5/37, lorde.
sel,20/21, salte.
selle,25/28, sadel.
sellees,45/4, sealed.
semaile,20/10, feldeseed.
semble,16/40, semeth.
senestre,49/12, lyfte.
sengler,10/26, wylde boor.
sens,15/17, wysedom.
sensieuent,21/21, folowe.
sepmaine,28/28, weke.
serf,10/27, harte.
sergeans,43/32, sergeants.
serouge,29/13, cosen alyed.
serpens,11/28, serpentes.
serruriers,2/36, lokyers.
sert,48/16, serueth.
seruans,10/1, seruaunts.
seruice,37/7, seruise.
seruoise,14/16, ale.
sestier,7/19, sextier.
seuffre,50/30, suffreth.
seure,8/3, sure.
si que,33/11, so that.
siet,41/1, sitteth.
sieu,20/30, siewet;
47/7, talow.
signes,39/6, swannes (seecignes).
singes,11/20, apes.
sire,4/24, syre.
soer,35/3, suster.
soif,45/19, hegge.
soille,22/9, rye.
solas,29/7, solace.
solliers,6/28, loftes.
soloit,34/21, was woned.
solz,44/9, shelyngs.
somme,3/10, somme.
sommonce,47/10, sommonce.
sommondre,47/11, somone.
sorees,12/9, reed.
sorles,20/34, shoes.
souef,13/17, suete.
souffisante,42/29, suffysaunte.
souffist,17/7, suffyseth.
souhaidera,46/39, shall weeshe.
soulz,3/8, shelynges.
sounee,30/15, sowned.
soupperay,29/4, (I) shall souppe.
sourcorps,8/30, frockes.
sourcote,16/16, surcote.
sourplis,42/12, surplys.
souuenir,50/24, bythynke.
souuent,13/24, ofte.
soye,21/27, silke.
stamine,8/26, strayner.
strelins,51/22, sterlings.
substaunce,30/25, substance.
suera,35/3, shall suete.
suffiroit,30/40, shold suffyse.
sugles,12/4, sooles.
surgien,41/20, surgyan.
suz,6/35, on.
sy,14/30, so.
sydre,14/18, syther.
synon,6/20, withoute.
sys,45/34, seten.
table,1/1, table.
tailleur,34/1, taillour.
taillier,8/11, to cutte.
tainctures,1/26, colours.
taindre,34/24, dye.
talent,32/36, luste.
tammis,38/22, temmesis.
tanne,46/13, taweth.
tant,15/18, so moche.
tantost,34/28, anon.
tapites,6/37, tapytes.
tasses,21/32, tasses.
tauerne,26/21, tauerne.
tauernier,35/17, tauerner.
taye,6/2, beldame.
tayon,6/2, belfadre.
tel,15/22, somme.
tele,10/6, suche.
teliers,2/22, lynweuers.
temporalite,45/40, temporalte.
temps,27/9, tyme.
tenchant,32/33, chydyng.
teneurs,2/35, tawyers.
tenez,17/17, holde.
tenques,12/14, tenches.
tenres,11/11, tendre.
tercheul,14/21, wurte.
termes,2/12, termes.
terre,40/35, erthe.
testamens,36/39, testamentis.
teste,26/31, hede.
tesyque,41/40, tesyke.
theologie,25/5, diuinite.
tieng,16/38, holde.
tiercaines,42/2, tercian.
tierce,27/25, tyerse.
tieulles,2/26, tiles.
tigneuse,36/5, scallyd.
tisserans,2/14, weuers.
toilles,14/24, lynnenclothis.
tollenier,44/29, tollar.
tondeurs,2/15, sheremen.
tonlieu,44/33, tolle.
tonne,50/21, thondreth.
tonniaulx,21/11, barellis.
tors,11/14, bulles.
toudis,29/11, alleway.
tourbes,8/7, turues.
touriers,2/31, kepars of prisons.
tournoys,25/1, tournemens.
tourterolles,10/40, turtellis.
tousiours,9/23, alleway.
tout,1/3, all.
touwailles,8/24, towellis.
traisme,38/13, woef.
trait,26/26, draught.
transitorie,52/4, transitorie.
trauwet,34/15, hooled.
trayent,36/26, (they) shote.
traynnon(=traîne on),43/17, be drawen.
trenchores,7/32, trenchours.
trepiet,8/5, treuet.
tresoier,9/3, cupbort.
tresour,22/30, tresour.
trespassee,39/15, passed.
tresquand,33/14, syth whan.
treuue on,7/28, men fynd.
triacle,11/31, triacle.
triaclier,31/38, triacle boxe.
trieues,29/38, triews.
Trinite,1/5, Trinite.
trippes,26/27, trippes.
trop,5/5, ouermoche.
trouuer,1/3, to fynde.
tues,35/7, slayn.
tymon,13/33, tyme.
tystre,31/40, weue.
va,10/8, goo.
vaches,12/29, kien.
vaire,46/21, graye.
vairriers,2/36, makers of greywerke.
valent,17/25, be worth.
valeur,4/17, valure.
valleton,33/5, boye.
vans,38/20, vannes.
vanter,30/14, auaunte.
vassiaulx,21/12, vessellis.
vault,15/7, is worth.
veers,11/29, wormes.
veiller,27/21, wakyng.
vendues,4/5, solde.
vengance,37/26, vengeaunce.
venimeuses,11/27, venemous.
vent,40/28, wynde.
venyson,10/25, venyson.
veoir,32/31, see.
verde,10/13, grene.
verdures,13/22, verdures.
verge,9/32, rodde.
verius,42/23, veriuse.
vermeil,14/37;vermeilles,13/18; reed, red.
vernis,20/19, vernysshe.
verses,27/5, gyue (us wyne).
vesches,22/10, vessches.
vespres,27/29, euensonge.
vestures,8/29, clothes.
vesues,48/24, wedowes.
veult,6/29, wyll.
vey,5/1, (I) haue seen.
veytier,45/9, carier.
viande,9/5, mete.
vie,31/17, lyf.
viegne,27/27, come (passage mistranslated).
viel,10/19, calfe.
vierge,48/17, mayde.
vieswarier,34/13, vpholster.
vieulx,17/24, olde.
vigneron,46/37, wyneman.
vignes,46/38, vyneyerd.
ville,3/1, toune.
villonnie,29/1, vylonye.
vin,6/29, wyne.
vinaigre,42/22, vynegre.
virgoingne,9/21, shame.
viscounte,24/30, vycounte.
visette,35/13, visiteth.
vist,22/30, lyueth.
viure,29/11, lyue.
vng,16/4, one.
vngles,42/1, nayles.
vnguements,41/24, oynementis.
voir,15/12, ye truly;
voire,27/30.
voire,46/4, glas;
voires,9/9, glases.
voirier,34/30, glasyer.
voisins,9/19, neyghbours.
volente,10/5, wyll.
volentiers,5/10, gladly.
vouldra,1/4,on v., men wylle.
voy,37/35, I sawe.
voyage,48/38, viage.
voye,50/19, waye.
voyette,49/11, lytill waye.
vraye,48/4, verry.
vrayement,4/7, truly.
vrine,34/37, vrine.
vsages,4/28, vsages.
vsuriers,2/25, vsuriers.
vylain,30/8, chorle.
wasteletz,13/1, wastles.
wydecos,10/36, wodecoks.
ydropison,41/39, dropesye.
yeux,41/34, eyen.
ypocras,14/12, ypocras.
yrons,39/21, (we) shall goo.
ysnel,4/15, swyft.
ysope,13/33, ysope.
ysseray,49/5, shall (I) goo out.