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Betaigne is hot and drie in þre degrees and so seyth ypocras Ashmole 1438 [11] 9
Betayne is hote and drye and who drynketh it oft sythes hym Rylands Lat 228 [7] 2
Beten ys an erbe of mony vertuys what maner of man yat berys HU 1051 [2] 1
Beteyne soden with hony is good for the dropesye a plaster Trinity O.1.65 [29] 11
Beth waische and beth cleene a gracious medicyne and counseil oure CUL Ii.1.2 [2] 19
Beth waissh and beth clene a gracyous medecyn and counseyl oure Lambeth 3597 [10] 13
Bethe ȝe as gode childrun owht to to be as y seyde Laud 706 [3] 16
Betoyn ettin or drynkkyn it woll brekyn þe ston and mak þe seke pisse CUL Dd.4.44 [45] 19
Betwix iiij & .v. that is to vnderstand a black crowe shall arise NLW 3041 [24] 14
Bewar of my shappe Trinity O.9.10 [1] 11
Beware what werke thou begynne for she is infortunat in all Ashmole 396 [12] 9
Beþ nou merciable seiþ ihesu crist as ȝour gostlich CCCC 282 [34] 20
Bicause that al thynges here in erth as wel þe elementis as Trinity R.14.52 [41] 11
Bifore þe resceyuynge of cristis body syxe þingis þer ben to Ashmole 1286 [6] 9
Bigula is an herbe þat men clepe browne bugle Peniarth 369 [2] 14
Bismalue Peniarth 394 [7] 14
Bismalue and holyhoke is al oun it is coolde & moyste Peniarth 394 [7] 14
Bitere is wit þanne worldes eite Lambeth 398 [A 11] 13
Bitideth ofte þat lordis socilen in destruccion of oþer Cph Thott 304 [1] 10
Biþench þe wat þe wole bitiden yf þou so dest ar þou Trinity B.14.39 [1] 11
Blac vryn hath evermore a swartnesse and a dymnes the which Rylands Eng 1310 [1] 2
Blacke fulle ys perfet of þe more BL Add 10336 [A 3] 5
Blake myntys & þe juys of rwe an ana & put in þy nose Laud 553 [24] 16
Blesced be the man that ȝede nouȝt in the counseil of wicked CUL Mm.6.38 [1] 19
Blesfull maiden mari and modur of oure lorde ihesu Fitz 40-1950 [5] 18