“Embraced in armes as they had be knet
Togyder with a gyrdell.”
Le Assemble de dyeus, sig. d iii. n. d.
v. 395. tabers] i. e. tabards: see the earlier portion of note, p. 283. v. 318.
v. 397. Thei wantid nothynge but the laurell] Meaning,—that they were not poets laureate: see note on v. 324. p. 307.
v. 398. godely] i. e. goodly.
v. 402. enplement] i. e. employment, place.
Page 378. v. 405. The brutid Britons of Brutus Albion]—brutid, i. e. famed. So Lydgate;
“Reioyse ye folkes that borne be in Bretayne,
Called otherwise Brutus Albion.”