Interrupt no one, [279/69].
Intrippe, [280/69], interrupt.
John the Baptist’s day to Michaelmas, feasts from, [p. 164].
John, Duke, a yeoman in his house got a reward, [199/647].
Iolle of þe salt sturgeoun, [44/622]; [p. 99]; [167/23].
Ioncate, [7/82]; [p. 85]; [152/28],
junket, orig. cream-cheese made in wicker-baskets, from L. juncus, a rush. Mahn.
‘Junkets, Cakes and Sweetmeats with which Gentlewomen entertain one another, and Young-men their Sweethearts; any sort of delicious Fare to feast and make merry with.’ Philipps.
Iowtes, [p. 160], last line; [p. 173].
Irweue, [85/3].