being, so is it good thorow being; for it is naught other to be.
And every thing, though it be good, is not of him-selfe good;
but it is good by that it is ordinable to the greet goodnesse.
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This dualitè, after clerkes †determinison, is founden in every
creature, be it never so single of onhed.'
'Ye,' quod I; 'but there-as it is y-sayd that god †saw every-thing
of his making, and [they] were right good (as your-selfe
sayd to me not longe tyme sithen), I aske whether every creature
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