¶ Vnforged was the hawberke and the plate
Þe lambyssh poeple voyded of alle vyse
Hadden no fantesye to debate
But eche of hem wolde oother wel cheryce [52]
No pride non enuye non Auaryce
No lord no taylage by no tyranye
Vmblesse and pes good feith the emperice
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [56]
¶ Yit was nat Iuppiter the lykerous
Þat fyrst was fadyr of delicasie