;40 Jocasta tells Ediiypus her Bahys stcrry, his own. [pt. i.told to do it,[leaf 16]bored the child sfeet,and hung himon a tree.* Certeyu men / vp peyne <strong>of</strong> lugemente,To* execute / the comaiu^demente 928Of the king* / as I gaf hem in charge.And forth they gon / to a forest* large,Adiacent* / vnto this contr^,Percen his fete / and honge \\jm on a tre, 932Nat* pa?-fourmyng* / thexecuciou??.On hym they hadde / such compassion??.lefte hym ther / and hom resort* ageyfi,Beyng* in doute / and in non certeyn, 936At theyre repeire / as they told en alle,^There, huntersfound him.Of late, Layuswas slainOf this childe / what* afterward' is falle ;\Saue they saide / huntys han \\ym founde,Which lad hym forth / and his feet* vnboundeBut* to what* coost* / they coude not* declare.Which pa?-cel is <strong>of</strong> myn evel fare,Grounde and cause / <strong>of</strong> myn hevy chere,940Considred ek the woundes that* appere 944;Ypon 30ure fete /, and woot* not* what* they mene.And on thyng / ay / isMy lord, alias f but* <strong>of</strong> newe date :at myn herte grene,kyng Layus / slayen"*^ was but* late 948j1j(927. Certeyn] To certeyn all the MSS. {11° for To in ho.), men] om. Tg. vp^vi)on Ba. Ej. S. To. L.,. {in Ra. vp altered to vpon hy the later hand), on Lj. Llx928. To execute] "Execute Ar. G. Texecute lio. Tj. To execute[u] all the othciMSS. the] the kynges Ba. 929. Of tlie king] In all thing Ba. I] he Adj.Ad.,. I. hem] om. Ad.>. I. in] om. Di. 931. vnto] to Adj. Ad.,. I. Ra. Ej. S.this] the G. 932. Percen] Perced L,, M. Di. Ra. Ba. T. Persyng P. E.v W,Ap. Percen they E,. honge Ar. Bo. Lb. hange Tj. hangen Ad.2. I. heng M.Dl Adj. Ra. Ba. S. Tj. E.,. hyng L,. P. L.j, Ap. hangynge E^. hym] oni. A'l,Ad2. I. Ej. on] vpon Ad^. Ad.,. I. 933. parfourmyug Bo. partbrmyng 31Adj. the execucion Bo. M. Adj. 934. had Bo. M. Ad,. 935. lefte hyiither] Left ther the child L.j. hom resort] home resorted Bo. Lj. Ra. Ba. resorU'home T... E.,. hom thei rcsorte Ad.>. \. restored home P. 937. theyi"e Ar. Bo.Ti. Du."L,."Lb. S. E._,. L.. Ap. (M. A"t heir), ther Ad.,, hir Di. Ra. T,. here Ad,E,. his Ba. repeire] re])ort Ad.,, tolden Bo. M. ' tokle Lb. Adi."Ra. 938'after^vard is falle] aftreward is byfall Bo. T,. Du. L,. Lb. :M. Di. Ad,. Ra. BaEj. S. E._,. after was be falle T.,. aftir .shulde falle P. 939. Sauf Bo. Saf .MAdj. saide Bo. M. seide Ad,. 940. lad] had Bo. T,. Du. L,. M. Di. P. hamLb. 94L to] am. G. coude Bo. M. Ad,. 946. on thyng] a nodir Ra. Baay is] is ay Bo. T,. Du. L,. Lb. M. Di. Ad,. Ad.,. L Ra. Ba. E,. S. at] in G. Ad,,L P. hert Bo. M. Ad,, grene] greve L, (: mene). 947. newe Bo. Ad,, nevM. 948. layus Ar. slayen] slayn(e) Ar. and all the other MSS. {see Notes).
':But*IAnd!952.;,PT. I.] Jocasta asks vjhy Edippus came to <strong>Thebes</strong>. 41A-f a Castel / nygfi by this centre/ JO Jwhen Edippuscame into theJ^^"*^-7pon 30ure coniyng^ / into this Cite.AJ this yweied / and rekned into on,Maketh myn herte / hevy as a stou, 952|3o that I can counsel / non / nor Eede."with that^ word^ the kyng^ lift^ vp his hcde,ind abrayd / with sharpe sighes smerte, - Edippus sighs..Ind al this thing* be ordre /gan aduerte, 956Ileriously / be good avisemenfind by signes / cleer and evident*Jonceyueth wel /, and sore gan repente,[f was hym-silf / that* locasta mente. 960And whan the Quene / in mauere segh hym pleyii,'3y her goddes / she gan hym to constreyneIre shewen out* the cause <strong>of</strong> his affray,Ind it* expowne / aiid make no delay, 964Orop and root* / shortly, why that* he:intred first* / into that* contre,!?ro when he kani / and fro what* region??.he hir* put* / in dilusiou??, 968,ls he hadde* done it for the nonys.fil at* the* laste / he brak out* atonys7nto the queene / and gan a processe make?u^st* how he was / in the forest* take, 972Edippus^wifyThebS^and'^^^^'^^°«^'Skenfl-ithhis^'^''^ ^''^'jvounded the feet* / and so for]) euery thyng*,^"^;)f his Chershing* / with Polybou7^ the kyng*, lybonTInd hool the cause / why he hym forsoke,hert Bo. M. Ad^. 953. nor] ne Bo. T^. Du. Lj. Lb. M. Di. Ad^ Ej. S.\ K2. Ap. ojjer Lo. 954. that] om. G. left Bo. 955. sharp Bo. U. sharpexdy 957. Ceriously] Curiously Du. P. E... L2. good] the P. 959. Coneyueth]Conceuyd Ad^. Ad^. I. 961. In Ar. after- the is kr, undcrdotfcd.«leyn] feyne Ado. I. 963'. shewen Bo. Ad^ shewe M. 964. it expowne]ixpowne it Bo. 965. Ccrop Ar. 967. Fro when] Fro whens Lb. M. Di. Ad.,.,.S. From whense P. E.,. kam] come M. Di. Ba. C. P. 968. he] om. G.69. hadde G. Lb. Di. M{. had Ar. Bo. Tp M. Ra. 970. at the laste] at last^ir. Tp Ad.> L Ba. C. P. E.,. atonys] all attonys Ra. Ba (all at 00ns : for the.oons). S. 971. a] to G.^ 974.7^/5] om. Ad^. Ad... I. Chershing Ar. G.herisshyng Bo. T^. Du. L^ Di. L Ra. Ba. T.,. P. Eo. L.,. Ap. cherising Ad,. Ad.,..hersyng M. S. C. chercyng Lb. serchynge Ej. withl'^at Bo. Tj. Du. L,. Lb. S.f M. Di. Adj. Ad.,. L and<strong>of</strong>Ra. Ba. how E^. om. G. Polibon Bo. pollibounia. Pollibon Ad^.
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