The Digital Index of Middle English Verse
Found Records:Dublin, Trinity College, Dublin 432
Number 6337-1
Number 4354-14
Number 4990-15
Number 5742-1
Number 5745-1
Number 6039-1
Number 2655-1
Number 3913-1
Number 6601-1
Number 3143-1
Number 294-1
11. ff. 65-66
v Alas my child how have ye dight‘A lamentacioun of our lady for sweryng’, with examples of typical
oaths, swearers’ lamentations, and concluding moralization — 83 lines in
quatrains, couplets, and rhyme royal
Number 4134-1
Number 738-1
Number 826-1
Number 6148-1
Number 2301-1
16. ff. 70
v-72
I warn you everyone for ye should understandThe Rose of Rouen, a political carol on the Battle of Towton, Yorkshire (1461)
— fifteen 5-line stanzas (aaaab) with refrain, ‘Blessid be þe tyme
þat euer god sprad þat floure’ and burden: ‘Now is the rose of
rone growen to a gret honoure / Therfore syng we euerychone I blessid be that
floure’
Number 1163-2
Number 4145-1