142 Adrastibs hcgs Lycurgits to forgive I'^siphylc. [pt. m ISo Lycurgusand his wifeshould take inI>atience whatthe Gods send.Repleneshed * with contek / werre and stryff,wliich seel(l or iienere / stont^ in Siiert6.Wher-for hcsf is, as semeth vnto me,Xo man grucliii* / but, <strong>of</strong> hegfi prudence,The sonde <strong>of</strong> goddis / tak in pacience.And 30 tliat ben so wis / and manly to,30ure-silf to drowne in torment* and in wooFor loos <strong>of</strong> thyng* / ^if * that 30 list to se,344.tiftr^if-344' l^Adrastus thenIx'Ks mercy forI])siphyle,[loaf 58]who has notollendedwilfully.which in no wise may recuriid be,Is gref foly and vndiscrecciouw."And thus Adrastus / hath co?iveyed dounThe substaunce hool / <strong>of</strong> that* he wolde scye :Til that he fond / a tyme forto preyeConuenyent* / for ysyphilee,Bysechyng hym forto han pit6Of jjat*she hath <strong>of</strong>fended his highnesse.Not* wilfully / but* <strong>of</strong> reklesnesse :First* ]jat* he wok? / his doomes so"* dyvidc,Mercy preferre / and sette* right* a-side.At the * request* and preier <strong>of</strong> hem alle.Of this vnhappe / and meschief that* is falle344 liplatlsiletlijifit34d||itt1ie34isfjiipiiie&s:km346 flone3440. Kepleneshed] Repleveshed Ar. G. repleuessed Bo. Repleuisshed C. Rjileiiysshed or Replenysshed M. Di. Adj. Tg. Replesslied Ads- I. Ra. replenshTj. Replenyslied Du. Lb. and the rest. 3441. suerte Bo. M. surte A(3442. as] oni. Ra. Ba. seinuth] it seiueth Lb. M. Di. C. To. P. Eo. vnto] to Ik0. om. Lb. Di. S. To. P. Eo. 3443. grucche Bo. M. Adj. griicch Ar. grufS. gi'ugge L2. to grucche T^. liegh] his S. Lo. 3444. sonde] wyll S. godcAr. G. C. Tg. " god lio. and the other MSS. <strong>of</strong> goddis tak] or god he take Eo. ta'take yt Lg. 3446. Jour-.silf Ar. Lb. C. Tg. P. E.^. L.> youre lyf Bo. and "the ntorment] tornament L^. tournement E^. yonr-sclf to tunncnt in angny.sh and inL2. 3446 and 3447 om. in Ra. and Ba. ; in Ra. 3445 reads : And ye that been so ^and manli to se, and isfolloived by 3448 : Sith in no wise recouered it may be ;in BjM|j^"^'hetv:een 3444 and 3450 a,re three lines, viz. : Sith in noo wise recoverd it may beeyc that ben so wise and so manUe to see Itt is ^a-ete pr^rell foly and one destrucciou3447. 3if that [in no MS. )] tliat Ar. G. Ej. S. if Bo. Tj. Du. M. Di. C. l)at yf AcAda- I. and LI). To. P. Eo. Lg. om. Lj. to]om. Adj. Adg. I. 3448. wliicli] Th!C.T, ^ " " ^^" '-' *' ' "'- "- ^^ "j-.«:JRa. Ba. P. L.>. may recured] '^ rccurcd mlyjlisBfAdj.Ej. S.C. T.2. recouerid may Ado. I. 3449. Is] It is Bo. Tj. Du. L,. M. IAdj. Adg. I. Ra. Ba. S. 3453. for] for faire M. Di. To. for worthi Ra. B!W3455. J'at] wliat Ba. <strong>of</strong>fended] om. Bo. Tj. Du. Lj. M. D El. S. his] o??i. B^g^this S. hif,dinessf'] hevenesse S 3456. rcklesncs.se Bo. M. rekelsncsse A(i3457. so] to Ar. A-l,. Ado. I. E^ S. om.. Ra. Ba. dyvidc] devoide (: aside) I. Bdeuoiid Ra. 3458. .sette Adj. M. set Ar. Bo. 3450. At I'e Du. L,. PAttc I5o. Ti. Adj. Ra. E,. S. C. At Ar. ami the rest. 3460. that is] so Ra. lifullc] befalle Bo. T,. Du. L,. M. Di. Ad,. Ra. Ba. l\. S. C. T.,.lis,3}Hat.L,.)I.MJ.
I ;ek]Iher]:Ra.IAdj.r. III.] The Serpent or Tpsiphyle must he kild. 148,y hasty Eigour / nat^ to do vengeauwce,;uf thynk aforn / in his piirvyau/?ce,•ho to wrechiis / doth mercy / in her drede,hal mercy fynde / whan he hath most^ nede^nd sith he hath power, myght', and space,^at hym tak this lady / to his grace,\)r lak <strong>of</strong> routhe* / that* she naf ne dye.'But* tho the quene /gan agayn replyeVnd platly seide / as in this matere,Vvayleth not* requests / nor preyere,.'yt6, Mercy / nor remyssyou?^,Uit* 3if it* be / by this condiciou/iChat* the serpent*, cause <strong>of</strong> al ])is sorowe,Lliorgh her labour / lay his hed to borowe.This is fynal / and vtter recompenseTo fyndii grace / for her gref <strong>of</strong>fence,)r ellis Shortly / sheede* blood for blood.34G4lie who floesjiion\v, slinll''"*! niorcy.Let Ipsijihylobe forgiven.3468 ^ How the quenwil algate han347234761)6 B-j-pent dede.But the QuocnKays,either the serl^ntorlpsiiiliylcmust dit'.And whan Grekys her answer vnderstood,Al <strong>of</strong> accord^ / in her beste wise,Took on hem / this auenturous emprise.For loue only / <strong>of</strong> Ysyphylee ;And gan to ryde / envyron ))e contr6,By hilles, vales / Roches, and ek Caues,3480 The Greeksliunt for thoSei'iient.[leaf 58, bade 13461. nat] and nat Ad^. Adg. I. Ra. Ba. E^. S. vengeaunce] no vengauncc M.Di. 3465. sith] syn Ra. he hath] ye haue Ra, Ba. myght] and myglit Ra.3466. Lat hym tak] That ye will tak Lj. Receyveth Ra. Ba. to] vnto Bo. T^.Du. Lj. M. Di. Adj. Adg. I. Ra. Ba. S. C. T2. into Eo. his] youre Ra. Ba. om.Lj. Ad.2. I. 3467. routhe Bo. M. Adj. routh Ar. natlnovAdj. now Adj. I. vS.nat ne] now nat Ra. ne] om. Bo. Lb. Ra. Ba. Ej. Lg. slie natne] ne nat thus E.,.3468. tho] om. Ad^. Ad,> I. 3470. request Bo. M. Adj. nor Adj. ne P.o. M'.3471. nor M. ne Bo. " neither Adj. 3473. That] But Bo. Tj. Du. Li. iM.Di. S. But if El. the] this L.^. pis] ovi. Lb. C. P. 3474. Thorgh] For Ad,.Aq Grekes Bo. Ti. Lj. M. Di.Ado. I. El. S. her] this Ra. her answer] this Adj. Ad.,. L 3479. Al] om. Lb.;- C. To. P" Eo. accord (Ar. G. Lp L.>.)] oon accorde Bo. tmcl the rest. 3480.1 auenturous] auentures Bo. Tj. Du. M.^Di. Ad,. Ej. S. C. Tg. P. L,. aventours Ad.,.1]v L 3481. loue] the loue T.,. <strong>of</strong>] <strong>of</strong> this Ra. Ba. 3482. gan Bo. gon M.U Adj. 3483. vales] valeys Cr vaylcs T.,. vales Roches] roches vales Ad,. Ad.,. Lom. E.,.
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