The Digital Index of Middle English Verse
Found Records:London, British Library Cotton Julius B.XII
Number 5983-1
1. f. 4
To his reign cameVerses on the reign and death of King Harold (acephalous) — last two
lines of a rhyme royal stanza plus one complete stanza
Number 3560-2
Number 3559-2
Number 1936-1
Number 3558-2
Number 6200-1
Number 3540-1
Number 3543-1
Number 3556-1
Number 6198-1
Number 4007-2
11. f. 59
v O most famous noble king thy fame doth spring and spreadJohn Skelton[?]. Verses presented to Henry VII (in 1488) by Skelton —
five stanzas rhyme royal including refrain, ‘To see thy king so flowring in
dignytie’ with burden: ‘England, now rejoysse, for joyous may thou bee / To
see thy king so flowring in dignytie’