v. 43. fonde] i. e. foolish.
—— fauconer] i. e. falconer.
v. 44. pawtenar] “Pautner [Pawtenere, MS. Harl. 221.]. Cassidile.” Prompt. Parv. ed. 1499. “Will. Brito: Cassidile dicitur pera Aucupis in modum reticuli facta, in quo ponit quos in casse, id est, rete, cepit.” Du Cange’s Gloss. in v. “Pera ... anglice a skryppe or a pawtner.” Ortus Vocab. fol. ed. W. de Worde, n. d.
v. 48. hogeous] i. e. hugeous, huge.
v. 49. auter] i. e. altar.
v. 50. craked] i. e. talked vauntingly.
Page 157. v. 55. yede] i. e. went.
v. 56. pray] i. e. prey.
v. 60. tyrid] A term in falconry: the hawk tired on what was thrown to her, when she pulled at and tore it.
v. 62. mutid] i. e. dunged.