Lydgate's Siege of Thebes

'court;ground;stoundemeiei nede;T. III.] Lycurgus laments ; his Queen swoo7is.131)'hat whan lygiirgiis / horde* this affray,Liid wist liischild was ded cnul hath no mo,iytil wonder / thogh that^ he were wo.'or sodeynly / the in portable snierte;an anon /and hent^* hjm by the herte?hat, for constreynt^ / of his dedly peyne,rhorgh-oute he felte koruen euery veyne.The rage gan myne i?i hym so depeCliat^ he can not^ but< sighc* / sobbe, and wepc.And with the noyse / and lamentaciou//.Che qwen distrauht* / is descendid dowi.:Vnd whan she knewe / the* gromu? of al this sorowe,3372337G3380lit* neded* her no teeres / forto borowe 338-iBut* twenty tyme ny* vpon a roweA.-swoune she fille / vnto ))e grounds loweLycurguswicjis for liirtsou'8 ikuth.H The sorow |.atY>e kyng ligurgusmade for the dethof hia child nfdthe lamentaciou;iof thequeue.Uis (juocuAnd stounde-mele * / for this hegh mescliau/ thechild] it Ad,. Ado. L Ra. E,. S. this Ba. into tlic] into Bo. Du. Eo. tlie childinto the courte was] into the court it was Adj. Ad.^. Ra. Ba (this), it into thewas I. E^. into ]?e court was it S. 3391. the] put Lb. 3392. it] u7n. Ba.to embrace M. to eubrace Bo. Ad^. teubrace T^.