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' • & " 266 CARATROS FIGHTS WITH CANDOIL. [Ashmole. Ne ware he a messangere & • 3it mare for joure-selfe, Sure suld him sowe for his sake * at hi/i has sent hedire. [Fol. 82 5.] So saH his maistiV, & I may be my • dire saule, 5349 For he ]>& fadire of my fere has • in Jje feld drepid." " A ! " quod jjis lade, " leue son • if we fis lede slo3e, Suld we vs nyime any name * ojt hot of sorowe 1 " " Candoil says he " 3a, Cartros," quod Candoile • " fis kni3t has me saued, must save bim. And I saP lede him on lyue vn-to his lord • tentis." * Quat bait/s Jiou me so, my brothire • wit7i ]>i breme wordis, 5355 List^ ye we stryfe in J)is stede & * strike aithire oJjiV ] The brothers " \)at kepe I nojt," quod Candoile "jit • for na cas quarrel. neuewd, " • Bot if fe langis to fat laike lo me here redy ! Candace tells }5an callis Candace fe knijt in consaille hii takis, Alexander to pacify them. Sees hire sons Avald him sla radly scho pleynes ; • Lord Alexander, ))inc are quare is fi wittzs 1 5361 I prai \)G for ])i prouidence pesse now my • childire." - )5an bows J)is baratowr • pive brethire to stere, He finds the Fand caratros & candoile • at knyfes to-drawen. brothers fighting. Bad, " blyns, hemes of joure brathe • & of ôur breme wordii-; 5365 3e fare bot with folite quare • ere joure fyue wittis 1 Alexander pacifies ]3an carps he to ser Caratros & kythis on • fis wyse, Caratros, Se*, if J)ou lessen my life na lowere fou wynnes. • For Alexander of his awen • has many athiH knijtis \)at ere mare sekire at a-say • ])an slike seuen houndreth.' For if I ware fallen fey • him forced bot littiH. 5371 snying that it is For ware I a tresowr to fat tulk trowe wele • fi-seKe, not worth his while to kiU him. \)at me so sodanly fat sire had nojt sent hedire, * Wit^-outen wees me to warde • nay, wene fou fat nemV. Bot if f e list on fat lede ' loke yvith fine ejen, 5375 Sire Alexa«cer f e atliiH • fine aldfadire bane, Jje thare bot graunt me to geue • qwat guds as I craue, ' In tJie margin. MS. Lift. MS. henndreth, altered to houndreth.
! Ashinole.] candace dismisses Alexander. 267 And I saH prestly Jjat prince • present in-to ])i handis." [FoI. 93.] Jjan ware fire brethire foil blithe • J)W6" "ware fai bath pesed, 5379 And Candoile callis to be king & kindly • hii thankis, candoii thanks f o J Alexander. " Had I ôw ay -with me here happy ware I • fan, jan wald I wene with -ôur witt • to wast aH my fais." 'With jjat scho kende him a croufi clustrid with gemmes, • candace gives iiim a crown covered . Wtt/i Amatists & Adamands & an • athiH mantiil, with gems. Sterind & sti3t full of stanes • sithin stelis to hii cussis, 'With othire preuates hii plesis • bad pas on ^yith hele, Nowe aires furth oare conquirowr • & candoile himgidis, Driues furth all ])e dai ' till doui was pe son, 5388 And so Jjai come till a caue was out • of course hoge, Be-twene twa hillis in a hope & herberd • all ni3t. " Sire," quod candoile be kene • & to be kynge said, Candoii and Alexander come to a " All spritiV in ])is spelonk here speke * )jai to-gedire, magic cave. Here is faire comon consaile ; " & • fis pe kyng heris, Makis he gratis to his goddis & fan • fe grofe entres. Quei he was doun in fe depe • he sa3e a dym cloude Full of starand sternes • and sti3tild in fe myddest A grete grysely god • on a gay trone, 5397 \)at li3t lemand e3en • as lanterns he had. Oure mode kyng was so maied • myndles hhn semed : " Haile, Alexacer be hende" • quod bat hise driitin. An oracie caiis ' '^ -1 r 7 ;j Alexander by " Sire, qua ere ê] " said oure ser • " Synches I hi3t ; name. And to my powere vndire-putt • is aH fe playn werd. For J)i name a cite has fou sesid' • hot fou setti's me na temple." 5403 " Sire, if I mijt merke to Messedone • a MaisttV I be Alexander is toid he shall never hi3te ; return to MacedoD. SaH nane be like it in ^ na lede ; " " • nay,^ lange no3t far-eftiV ]jou saH neuiV loke on fat land • ga lawere & be-hald." J3an kend hii quare anothire cloude • was full of bri3t sternes, 5407 ' MS. sesis. ' MS. nay nay.
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iln{ Wnp of ^{{mnkw An Alliterative
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U\\t[ Mm\^ 4 ^l^mmhi €xitn Series
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: SIu lMm[^ of '^li^xmxk\[: AN ALLI
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AZ Sef, 2 ; Introdttction, CONTENTS
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Passus Xin. Decisive battle of the
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INTRODUCTION. § 1. Op tlie various
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THE GAP IN TDE ASHMOLE M3. XI § 4.
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NUMBERING OF THE LINKS. XUl here pr
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DESCRIPTION OP THE DUBLIN M3. XV En
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DESCRIPTION OF THE DUBLIN M3. XVU a
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DIALECTAL FORMS. XIX On a fly-leaf
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METHOD OF TRANSLATION. Xxi of the R
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PROBABLE DATE OF TOE TRANSLATION. X
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_ [Eomance of ^lexantier t!je (Grea
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& & ; Ashmole.] artaxerxes invadks
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; ; ; Aslimole.] his subjects lamen
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' ; ; Ashmole] philip leaves macedo
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& Aslmiole.] the queen consults him
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& Ashmole] the queen dreams of ammo
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; ; Aslimole.] philip's dream of th
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; Ashmole.] a dragon conquers phili
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; Aslimole.] Alexander's appearance
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Ashmole.] Alexander has no peer. 21
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fat by^ & ! Dublin.] THE QUEEN LAME
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; ; ' Dublin.] ALEXANDER TAMES BUCE
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; 38 NICHOLAS REVILES ALEXANDER. [A
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36 NICHOLAS ATTACKS ALEXANDER. [Ash
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; ; 40 PHILIP ATTACKS ALEXANDER. [A
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; ; ; 42 DARIUS HERALDS COME TO PHI
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; u PHILIP INVADES ARMENIA. [Asluno
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& & & 46 ALEXANDER RETURNS. [Ashmol
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' 50 THE OLD KNIGHTS WISH TO STAY A
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; 52 ALEXANDER WINS CHALCEDON. [Ash
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; : 54 ALEXANDER SHOOTS A HUGE HART
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; ; ; 58 ALEXANDER IN EGYPT. [Ashmo
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; 60 ALEXANDER ATTACKS TYRE. [Ashmo
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& 62 THE BISHOP OF JERUSALEM REFUSE
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' ; ; 64 DEEDS OF MELEAGER AND SAMP
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& 66 SAMPSON IS SLAIN, [Ashmole. Wi
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68 BALAAN DESTROYS THE SIEGE-WORKS
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; 70 ALEXANDER COMES TO THE RESCUE.
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; 72 ALEXANDERS STRAXGE HREAM. [Ash
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; ; 74 ALEXANDER ASSAULTS TYRE. [As
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emely ; ; 76 ALEXANDER ENTERS TYRE,
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; 80 TUB BISHOP PROCLAIMS A FAST. [
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" ! the earth ! B8 LONG LIVK ALEXAN
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' ; 90 ALEXANDER GOES TO THE TEMPLE
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; 92 ALEXANDER REWARDS THE JEWS. [A
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; ; 9;t DARIUS SEES A PICTURE OP AL
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9^ Darius' letter to Alexander. [As
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! 98 THOU THYSELF ART BUT A DWARF.
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102 ALEXANDER WRITES TO DARIUS. [As
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; 104 fortune's wheel turns swiftly
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: ; 106 WE HOPE TO TAKE FROM YOU YO
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: 108 DARIUS SAYS ALEXANDER WANTS A
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110 DARIUS AGAIN REPROVES ALEXANDER
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; THE BATTLE LASTS FOR THREE DATS,
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' A-vanced ' ; 118 DARIU3 FIND3 THE
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120 ALEXANDERS PRAISE OF HOMER. [As
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''' my-selfe ; 130 ALEXANDER HOLDS
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: 132 CLYTOMACHUS REBUILDS THEBES.
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183 DARIUS GOES TO SUSA. [Ashmole.
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; Ashmole.] the great wealth of ixd
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