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... Piers Ploughman speaks of his " cokeres , " Vision , line 3915 , and they may be seen in the curious drawing in a MS . of the Poem in the Library Trin . Coll . Cant . an engraving from which is given in Shaw's Dresses . Elyot gives ...
... Piers Ploughman speaks of his " cokeres , " Vision , line 3915 , and they may be seen in the curious drawing in a MS . of the Poem in the Library Trin . Coll . Cant . an engraving from which is given in Shaw's Dresses . Elyot gives ...
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... Piers Ploughman to daunt appears to mean to tame by kind treatment ; the allusion is to the dove which was trained by Mahomet to come to his ear for her food . " Thorugh his sotile wittes He daunted a dowve . " Vision , line 1042 . In ...
... Piers Ploughman to daunt appears to mean to tame by kind treatment ; the allusion is to the dove which was trained by Mahomet to come to his ear for her food . " Thorugh his sotile wittes He daunted a dowve . " Vision , line 1042 . In ...
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... Piers Ploughman . See Chaucer's description of Elde " personified , Rom . of Rose . " Senectus , helde ; senex , haldman . " Vocab . Roy . MS . 17 C. XVII . " Elde , senecla , senium , annosilas . ” cath . ang . In the version of ...
... Piers Ploughman . See Chaucer's description of Elde " personified , Rom . of Rose . " Senectus , helde ; senex , haldman . " Vocab . Roy . MS . 17 C. XVII . " Elde , senecla , senium , annosilas . ” cath . ang . In the version of ...
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