Lydgate's Siege of Thebes

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;,;164 Jocasia in vain urges Eteocles to lice-p Faith. [pt. hi.To kepli coucnau??t;^ / as lie hath bchightFul 3ore agon with the surplusage,'/The Greeks %C)back to theirtents.List' the cuiitrarie '' / touiJiii to damage,First* of hym-silf / and many an o]ier mo.And thus fro Thebes /grekys ben agoTo her Tentys / and rest* hem al that nyght*.3988DiejAnd Lucyna / the monii.shon ful bright*3992fit[leaf 67]Jocasta tellsEteocles thatwith-Inne Thebes / on the chief dongou?^,whan locasta made êlaciour^Vnto the kyng* / and tolcP \\jm al the Guyse,\bthey despisehis offer,How that* Grekys vttrely despysehis profre made be fals collusiouw3996if heiiiOnly excepte / the conuenciou?i,Of old engrocyd by gret* pz^rvyance,iiipl)Mkand hold to hisold agreement.which is enrollyd / and put* in remembrance,4000She advises himto keep it.Vpon which they fynaly wil reste :hym cou?isaillinge /, hir thouhte for the bestc,To conforme hym /to that* he was bounde,lyst* in the fyn / falsnesse hym confounde.4004\\\\\]hMtiBut he isBut* al hir cou/isayl / he set* it at no prys,he dempt* hym-silf / so prudent* and so wysFiEclisolFor he was wilful / and he was indurat*,fapercsolvd not to.And in his hert / of malyce obstynat*,And outtrely / aviscd in his pouhfwith-Inne Thebes / his brother get right* nouht*.4008inlfo|efrtSialWso3988. List Ar. G. lest Bo. M. Adj. Ra. contrarie G. Bo. Tj. Du. Lj. Lb. M AdAdg. Ra. Ej. S. P. La-'Ro. coiitrayre Ar. E.>. toiinK?] come E.2. 3989 to 4340 gap inRo. 3989. of] on Bo. Du. Li. Ad,. Ad.,. E^. and] andsith of M. Di. and syth onEj. an] om. Ba. Ej. mo] Man P (:agoo). many an G])er nio] many mo M. Di.3990. thus] 0711. Lj. grekys Ar. Lj. L.,. l>e gi-ekes Bo. and tlie rest, ben ago] bego Adj. Ad.2. gan goo Ba. 3991. rest] mn. Ra. that] J>e Lj. Di. Ra. Ba. Ei.j3996. Grekys] l)o Grekes Du. E,. 3997. his] A L^. collusioun] conclusion Lj,3999. engroced Bo. engrosed M. Adj. 4001. they fynaly wil Ar. Lb. P. EgLg. fynaly l)ei wil Bo. and the rest (wold Ad.,.), except ))ei will fynally G. 4002.counsaillinge Ar. M. counceilling Adj. conselyng Bo. ))ought Bo. M. ))ou3t€Adj. 4003. conforme] confourmc Tj. conferme Lb, Ra. Ba. Ej. confyrme S.!hym] om. Ba. 4004. lyst Ar. lest Bo. M. Ad,, the] ovi. Du. 4005. it] Ar.G. Tj. Lb. Ra. E.^. L.^. om. Bo. Du. L,. M. Di. Ad,. Ad.,. Ba. E^. S. P. at no;])rysl att nouht Ra. Ba. 4006. and so wys] in thouht Ra. Ba. 4007. and hw.as] and Lb. Ad,. Ad... Ra. B.-i. S. P. 4008. Ant Ar. 4009. vttcrly Bo. M..Adj. 4010. with in Bo. M. Adj.losjdtlllGihliiikU
;The Greeks take the Field. Amphiorax sinks dcnim to Hell. 10;And in his Errour /j)us I lete* him* dwelle.And of Grekis / forth I wil 3011 telle,which al that^ nyght* kopte hem-sihie cloos.And on the morow / whan Tytan vp aroos,They armyd hem / and gan hem redy make,And of assent* / han the felde I-take,With the Thebans / that* day, out* of donte,Forto fighten /3if they yssen cute.IT And Adrastus / in ful thrifty wise.In the feldl / his wardys /gan devise,As he that* was / of att deceytes war.And richely I-armyd* / in his charAmphiorax cam with his meyn^,Ful renomyd of antiqiiite,And wel expert* / be-cause he was old.And whil that* Grekys, as I haue 30U told,wer bysiesf her wardys to ordeyne,Myd of the feld / bifyl a cas sodeyne,Ful vnhappy / lothsom, a7id odyble ;For liche a thing* / fat* wer invisible,This oldii* bisshop / with char raid hors ccrteynDisaperyd / and no mor was seyne.Only of fate / which no man can repelle,)jeerth opnede / aiid he fiUe doun* to helle,with ali his folk / J)at* vpon hym abood.And sodeynly / the grounde on which he stoodClosyd ageyn / and to-gydre shette,401:40104020Next tnoniliiR111.'Ilfl.l.Amphioraxcoiiii'.s out in4024 (loiifCT, ImrkJ4028liisHow Amphio-doune into•[rax fllhelLcliarint,4032 l.ut the earthopenshe falls intoHell;403 G and the earthcloses.4011. his] hir Bo. lete Bo. M. Adj. lotc Ar. late Dn. him] horn Ar.4012. Grekis] ])e Grekes Du, Eo. I] om. Bo. 30U] o?n. Ra. Ba. 4013. ke].!.'M. kept Bo. Adj. hem-silue Ar. hem-self Bo. M. Adj. 4014. Tytan]tiban Lb. pej L^. vp aroos] vp he rose Bo. vp ros Lj. Ba. L.,. 4016. of]
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Chancer Societifs Pûblications : F
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TheChancer Socleti/s Piibhcatioiig
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l^j)ti0ate's Siege of Cljcbes.
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No. 46.Rirn/RD CLAT & SONS, LIMITED
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viTemporary Preface.palpable anachr
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Synopsis of the Gaps in 3ISS., etc.
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Chaucer's Canterhury Talcs and Pilg
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!;!6 The Hod gives Lydgate advice a
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!;!8 IVe have GanterlMry at sunrise
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;10 Lydgatc will tell the Talc of t
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;12 AmxMmis Scmg was his crafty Spe
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'i'''!14 Kind words and hols win a
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;NIG Til not talk longer of Cadmus
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;18 Astronomers calculate the fate
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1«I20 TJlc lahy EdippiLS is hiuKj
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;22 Fdipjyus grmos up 2'^'>ô\Ld ,
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';24 King Polihon tells JSdippus ho
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,i;jI26 At a tournay, Edipims unkno
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;;;\ii28 Edipx>its ]jcisses the hil
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ji;;then on 3!30 The Sphinx's ProUe
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i•32 Edi2')2nis has solved the Pr
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;Sif Incesttcous Mamage is against
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:i':;;;No Jlhcsc ivas at Edippuss u
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38 Edippus's Reign in Thebes teas i
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;40 Jocasta tells Ediiypus her Bahy
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;,44 Ills of not lionouring Parents
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;;ijy46 Ediioims's Sons, Eteocles a
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;;;;;:Ii48 Each Brother is to reign
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;;52Adrastus dreams of his tico Son
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,;i56 Polyneices leaps on his horse
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;jJ58 Adrastus stops Polyneices and
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i"'•;62 Folyneices and Ticlcus ar
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.;jIji\Ij64 Adrastus sees his Dremn
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;|tij;jj•GG Adrastus feasts, and
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;Tydeus accepts Adrashis's offer. [
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170 The Weddings of the Princes. Et
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;;,78 Tideus rides to Tliehes, and
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:;;80 Tideus reminds Etcocles of hi
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;'|'j|':j86 Tideus tiphraids, threa
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;;i88 Tideus leaves Thebes. Eteoclc
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e;; ,;|jjjj]j|90 Tideus slays the T
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;;;'II92Tideus kills all hut One of
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'|II94 Tidcus rides into the Castle
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:98 Lycxirgn^B Daughter takes Tideu
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,,Qfj'iIjj,;102 Meocles is furious
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1|j;;104 The corpses of the slain K
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;108 Tlie Kings who share in Adrast
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;;112 Kings must give freely if the
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