Caxton's Book of Curtesye by Unknown
page 71 of 111 (63%)
page 71 of 111 (63%)
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Loke also / vpon dan Io[=h]n lydgate
My maister whylome / monke of berye [Sidenote: John Lydgate, too, my master.] Worthy to be renomed_e_ / as poete laureate 367 I praye to god_e_ in blysse his soule be mercy Syngyng_e_ Rex splendens that heuenly kyrye [Sidenote: I pray God his soul is singing _Rex splendens_.] Amonge the muses nyne celestyall_e_ Byfore the hyest Iubyter of all_e_ 371 * * * * * THE ORIEL TEXT. [54] I not why deth my mastir_e_ dide envie, But for he shuld_e_ chaunge his habite; Pety hit is that suche a man shulde die! 374 But nowe I trist he be a carmylite; His amyse blacke is chaunged into white, Among the muses ix celestiall, Afore the hieghest Iubiter of all; 378 [55] Passing the muses all of elicon_e_, Where is ynympariable of Armonye, Thedir I trist my mastir-is soule is gon_e_, 381 The sterrede palays aboue dapplede skye, |
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