1823 f. Aurora, f. 43 vo.
1841-1848. These eight lines are taken with insignificant changes from the Aurora, f. 63 vo.
1853. The reference here given by Gower to the Aurora of Petrus (de) Riga has led to the tracing of a good many passages of the Vox Clamantis, besides the present one, to that source.
1863-1884. These lines are almost entirely from Aurora, ff. 66 vo, 67. The arrangement of the couplets is somewhat different, and there are a few slight variations, which are noted below as they occur.
1866. eius: ‘illud,’ Aurora, f. 67.
1868. tumet: ‘timet,’ Aurora. (MS. Bodley 822), but Gower’s reading is doubtless the more correct.
1871. nimio: ‘magno,’ Aurora.
1872. ipse: ‘esse,’ Aurora.
1876. ligante: ‘trahente,’ Aurora, f. 66 vo.
1878. tardat ad omne bonum: ‘ad bona nulla ualet,’ Aurora.