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; 338 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, A\D INDEX OF NAMES. Borliest,a(/;'. superl. burliest, big-gcst, 4921. And see Borely. Borne, ^;5. born, 517, 590, 697. Borne, s. burn, stream, 3831. Borowid (Borowed), j^j^. borrowed, 1849. Bos, pr. s. belioves ; Bos baue, behoves to have, must needs have, 4526 ; Vs bos (buse) haue, it behoves us to have, 2503 ; Bos (Bus), it behoves, 2.340; Bose, 1927 ; is necessary for, 3298 ; (Bus), it is necessary, 2309. See Bus, Bud. Bosom, s. bosom, 274. Bost, ger. to boast, 2737. Best, s. boasting, 2447, 3581, 4023. Bot, conj. but, 53, 101, 146, 147, 159, 161, 2913. 3321 ; (Bott), 686, 793; unless, 2313. 34.37, 4427; Bott, but. 844* 4225 ; (Bott), 686, 846; (Bod), 1623; Bot, only, 106, 139,447,5054, 5525; Bot 'if, unless, 1.3, 642, 1786 ; Bot and, but if, 3756 ; Bot out, except the whole of, save wholly, 5025. (Bote), pt. s. bit, 2070. 13ote,s. use, advantage, 137; remedy, 160. A.S. b6t. Botez ; see Batis. Both ; see Bath. Bothom, s. bottom, 55.32 ; (Bothom), 1306; (Bothum), 712 ; Bothom, bottom (of the valley), 4808. Botis, pr. s. impers. it profits, 208. See Bote, s. Bott, prep, but, except, 2080 ; (Bot), 1328. Boukis, pi. bodies (but see the note to 1. 3944), .3946. Bonn (Bowne), v. reflex, get himself ready, 2878 ; BouTies, pr. s. nfl. goes, 3030 ; (Bownez on), advances, 768 ; Bouneshim (Bovvnes hym), pr. s. makes him read^-, 1506; (Bownez hym on), .30.36; Bound, pt. ]il. made themselves ready, hence, journeyed, went, 1116. Formed from Boune, pp. and adj. See Bownes. Bounde, s. orliit, circuit, 427 (see the note) ; Boundis, boundaries,lands, 3582. Boune, pp. [properly ready to go). gone, 218 ; adj. ready, 323, 534, 3037 ; (Bowne), 870, 999 ; Boun. 4206, 5540 ; Boun (Bowne), 2805. Icel. hiiinn, pp. of fewa, to make ready. Bounte, bounty, goodness, 2717. Bourde, s. jest, 462. Bourne, s. stream, burn, brook, 3741, 4081, 4304 ; (Burne), 2587, 2597 ; Bournes, pi. burns, water-courses, 3487. See Burne. Bowe (Bow), V. bow, submit, 991 ; ger. to bend, 3551 ; Bow, v. pass, go, 2195 ; Bowes, pr. s. bows down, 423; turns, 1333; proceeds, 534 ; Bowls, pr. s. bends, comes, 4778 ; Bows, pr. s. goes, applies himself, 5363 ; Bowis (Bowes), pr. s. bows, 1672; (Bowys), bows down, 1692; (Bowez), bows down, is subservient, 2911 ; Bowis (Bowes), pr. s. directs himself, 2893 stoops, 1598 ; ; Bowes {ârin, enters in, 4209; Bowis (Bownes), |;-. s. goes, hastens, l3l2, 1553 (but here we might rather read hownis) ; Bowis (Bowe), 1 pr. s. bow, 2777 ; Bowe, pr. pi. bend, turn, 2597 ; Bow, go, mount, 5243; Bowis (Bowes), jn: pi. yield, submit, 2476 ;. (Bowed), pt. 8. bowed to, 1620; Bowid, pt. pi. bowed, 196 ; Bow, pr. s. suhj. if he return, 296 Bowe, pr. }>l. submit to, 2606; (Bowed) (Boêt), pp. bowed, bent, 1900 ; Bow, imp. s. bend, 547; Bowis (Bowys), imp. pi. return, 3118 ; (Bowes), depart, 2469; Bowes, return, 4011. Bowes, pi. bows, 4084 ; Bowis (Bowes), 1413, 2210, Bowis, pi. boughs, 4302, 4868, 4996; (Bowesj, 2851. Bowlis (Bulez), pjl. game of bowls, 1929. Bowmen, pil. archers, 3600, 5447. Bowne, adj. ready, 1380. See Boune. Bownes, pr. s. refl. prepares him, gets ready, 4954 ; goes, 1.305 (Bownes lâim up), make their way up, 699. See Boune.
Brad, ;; terror. ' GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 339 swords, 3674, 3842. Brant, adj. straight, erect, 3648. Cf. Swed. brant, steep. See Brent. Bras, 5. brass, 55, 276 ; (Brace), 1387 ; Brase, 4085. Brasen, adj. brazen, 112. Brased, pt. s. pricked (), 1317 ; hut doubtless an error for broched, as in MS. D. Brast,^«. 8. burst, 610, 1416 ; Braste, 872. Brathe, s. anger, 1744, 5365 ; (Breth), 1956 ; Brath (Breth), violence, fury, 1220. Cf. Icel. brdir, sudden, rash. Brathly, adv. severely, 1214 ; vigorously, 2211. Icel. ird^r, sudden. Braunches,pZ. branches, 2851, 4782, 5239. Brayde, s. turn, throe, 527 ; At a brayd (brade), in a moment, 1380. See Braide. Braydis, j3-. s. rushes, 496 ; Braydis him vp (Brades up), springs up, 842; Brayd, pt. 8. drew, 274. See Braidis. Brayne, brain, 4002 ; (Brane), 2645 ; Braynes, pi. 1419. (Brayne-pan), s. cap, hat, headpiece, 2499 ; (Brayn-pan), 1713. Brayne-wode, mad in the brain, 4506. Bre, ger. to frighten ; To bre hire o bourde, to frighten her in jest, 462 ; Breis, pr. s. terrifies, 4837 ; Breed, j9Ye(\e, pr.pl. breed, 4199; Bred,^l pi. bred, 4782 ; Thyn bred, pp. thinlj' grown, 320. Brede, s. breadth, 3856, 4070, 5433 ; (Brede), 1502, 2118; brede, in breadth, 3065, 3833. A.S. hradu. Z 2
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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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