The Digital Index of Middle English Verse
Found Records:Cambridge UK, Cambridge University Library Hh.4.12
Number 1418-8
Number 6321-5
Number 3588-11
Number 6709-6
4. f. 31
Wit hath wonder that reason ne tell can‘
Sensus miratur que racio dicere nescit’, etc., often
ascribed to Reginald Pecock (see
Babington (1860)
XBabington, Churchill.
The Repressor of Over Much Blaming of the Clergy, by Reginald
Pecock.
2 vols.
Rolls Series
19 (1860; repr. Kraus, 1966)
, 2.623) — two
couplets
Number 3085-1
Number 14-1
Number 2464-1
Number 4175
Number 1075-6
Number 2490-2
Number 4420-3
11. ff. 77
v-84
Problems of old likeness and figuresJohn Lydgate, ‘The Chorle and the Birde’ — fifty-four stanzas
rhyme royal including 2-stanza envoy, plus one 8-line ‘Verba translatoris’
(ababbcbc)
Number 2156-3
Number 4169-4
Number 6132-6
Number 3058-2
Number 5533-2
Number 5918-2
17. ff. 92-94
Throughout a palace as I gan pass‘The Lamentacioun of the Duchess of Glossester’ (1447) — 13
eight-line stanzas including refrain: ‘All women may be ware by
me’
Number 1072-1
Number 5373-10