For a hors yat is fowndyd & ouer ridyn yat his skyn clevith |
Oxf Ba 354 [21] |
8 |
For a kankir |
Oxf Mg 221 [23] |
8 |
For a laske take a hare [ ... ] and drye ytt and make a powder therof and |
CUL Ee.1.13 [17] |
19 |
For a laxe very esy |
Lambeth 306 [36] |
13 |
For a letter that ys wrette with a ryght smale pen |
Oxf CCC 291 [5] |
8 |
For a man or woman that be k[..] or r[..] take the rottes of osmonde |
CUL Ii.6.43 [19] |
19 |
For a man or woman that bledithe inwarde that is stekyd or wounded |
Lambeth 306 [19] |
13 |
For a man or woman þat is borston taak reed banworth þe leef þerof |
CUL Dd.6.29 [7] |
19 |
For a man or woman þat is saunceflem to do it away out of þe |
Trinity O.1.13 [27] |
11 |
For a man that hath lost his nature or ell is ij cold in hijs body tak fenel |
CUL Dd.11.45 [3] |
19 |
For a man that hath lost nature othyr hys colde |
Laud 685 [24] |
16 |
For a man that may not go to preuey take |
Ashmole 1397 [4] |
9 |
For a man that may not wel pysse |
Laud 685 [29] |
16 |
For a man that may nouȝt speke |
Laud 685 [15] |
16 |
For a man that may nouȝt wel here |
Laud 685 [21] |
16 |
For a man that ys ybounden in hys stomak |
Laud 685 [24] |
16 |
For a man þat hathe scabbis on his pyntell |
Oxf SJ 76 [3] |
8 |
For a man þat haþ þe perlus ecouȝ |
Oxf Mg 221 [6] |
8 |
For a man þat is brok mak a plaster of oten mete and eysel |
Trinity O.2.49 [14] |
11 |
For a man þat is brosten in hys body |
Oxf SJ 86 [3] |
8 |
For a man þat is yscallid on his pyntel |
Laud 553 [31] |
16 |
For a man þat may not holde his mete |
Laud 110 [1] |
16 |
For a man þat pisseþ blod |
Laud 553 [34] |
16 |
For a man þat pyssyth ageynst his wylle take an hares brayne wyth |
CUL Dd.10.44 [10] |
19 |
For a man þat spetythe blood |
Brogyntyn II.1 [14] |
14 |