G L o S S a R I a L I N D e X.
admonestementis 79
afferaunt 43
aiel 35
amercie 78
approwementis 65
assailours 9
astonyed 2
atwix (betwixt) 48
avaunt 75
aventure 33
aveyn 69
baleese 54
barnage (baronage) 55
batellous 63
be (by) 9
beforce (by force) 31
beforne 70
benecute 70
benevolence xvii, xxi, xxii
bestialle 77, 78
bethout (without) 7 et passim
bethyn (within) 3 et passim
bobauncees 80
bonchief 21
chevalrie 66, 76, 83
clepid 27, 31, 40, 55
congie 30
convenable 74, 75
costius, costues (costly) 80
cote-armer 18
cotes of armes 20
countour xv
covyn 54
croiserie 10, 11
custrell xx
defalke 31, 72
defend (drive away) 9
deliver (agile) 76
deliver (to fulfil a challenge in arms) 77
depart (part with) 81, 83 side note
detrussed 65, detroussé, unbound
devoire 9, 56
dissimiled (dissembled) 30,
dissimuled 41
dissimulacion 40
dulled 2
egallie (equally) 21
embrace (to take part, or patronise) xv, 77
empeshement 35
enfamyned 13
entendement 20
entreprennour 64
entreprinses and entreprises, 6, 21, 29
ering 70
at erst 6
escarmisshes 13
esy (little or scarcely) 72,
esilie (scarcely), 73
ewred 43
fauten 60
feernesse (for feersnesse?) 4, 20
fellir (more fell) 64
fille (fell) 21, 23, 27, 73, 83
finaunce 9, 14, 19, 29, 33, 65
fole-hardiesse 63, see hardy
fraunchise 81
fructufulle 56
grene age 76
hardiesse 29
hardy (or fool-hardy) man, 65
haunting arms 3, 6, 22, 77
havyour 84
herbers (of soote smyllis of flowris and herbis of divers colours) 70
hethynesse 46
historier 25, 43
hostied 13
hubes 68
infortune 42, 50
inure 62
joieuest (most joyful) 70
jorney (military expedition) 47
jupardie 65, 70, 77
labourage 65, 69, 70
lifelode 32, 49, 32, 73, 80
lust (verb) 82
lyes (leash) 16
manassed 73
manly man 65
mantelle 20
masty hound 16
meintenaunce 78
menage 69
messangiers 45
moien 85
mondeyn 70
mow (shall mow endure) 69
muys 50
namelie (especially) 82, 83
noblesse xv. liv
nompower 30
nouches 84
noy 82
obeisaunce and obediaunce 17, 30, 59
obeissauntes 30, 47
onure, 85
oost (host) 27, 28, 31, 32, 64, 71
osteyng 11
ovyr hand 65
paast, 6
paissauntes (peasants) 72, 73
patised 73
payneymys 10
paynym 75
peine hem (take pains) 31
perveaunce 40
piller (thief) 31, 72
plenerlie 37
practik (singler) 77, 78
practique of law 77
print money, 84
puissaunt 20, 23, 26, 41, 43, 46, 61
purveonds 68
puttithe away (plur.) 79
quaiers (of books) lix, 79
raise 40. Chaucer says of his Knight, In Lettowe had he reysed and in Russe.
ravyne 72, 73
recordacion 3
renomme 32
revaled 3, 9, 11, 74
rightwisnesse 56
rothir or sterne 58
servage 71
sille (sell) 84
sleuth (sloth) 6
soude 33, 72;
soulde 29, 40
soudeours 16, 68, 71;
sowdieris 30
soudeyng 29;
souding, 83
souneth (threaten) 48
synguler (personal) 7, 29, 55
tailis 73, 83, 84
take in gree 79
tasques 73, 83, 84
terrein 69
tilieng (tilling) 70
tofore (before) 60
to morne (tomorrow) 84
trespasseinte 11
trespassement 41, 43
umbre 3, 4, 25, 33, 41
viellars 64
vileyned 74
voulenté 84
vyfnes 4
wanhope 74
well (easy), "it is well to undrestonde" 82
werreied (made war) 10
wited (considered) 55
yen (eyen or eyes) 66
yoven (given) 81