to his spouse; and they two in unitè of one flesshe
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shulden accorde. And this wyse, two that wern firste in a litel
maner discordaunt, hygher that oon and lower that other, ben
mad evenliche in gree to stonde. But now to enfourme thee
that ye ben liche to goddes, these clerkes sayn, and in determinacion
shewen, that "three thinges haven [by] the names
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of goddes ben cleped; that is to sayn: man, divel, and images";
but yet is there but oon god, of whom al goodnesse, al grace, and