"Lyttyll and mykyll, olde and yonge."
20. Eglamour of Artas (or Artoys) is preserved in the same vol. with the foregoing, both in the Cotton Library and Public Library at Cambridge. It is also in the Editor's folio MS. p. [295] [pr. ed. vol. ii. p. 341], where it is divided into six parts. A printed copy in the Bodleian Library, C. 39. Art. Seld., and also among Mr. Garrick's old plays, K. vol. x. It is in distichs, and begins thus:
"Ihesu Crist of heven kyng."
21. Syr Triamore (in stanzas of six lines) is preserved in MS. in the Editor's volume, p. [210] [pr. ed. vol. ii. p. 80], and in the Public Library at Cambridge (690, § 29. Vid. Cat. MSS. p. 394.) Two printed copies are extant in the Bodleian Library, and among Mr. Garrick's plays in the same volumes with the last article. Both the editor's MS. and the printed copy begin,
"Nowe Jesu Chryste our heven kynge."
The Cambridge copy thus:
"Heven blys that all shall wynne."
22. Sir Degree (Degare, or Degore, which last seems the true title) in five parts, in distichs, is preserved in the Editor's folio MS. p. [371] [pr. ed. vol. iii. p. 20], and in the Public Library at Cambridge (ubi supra). A printed copy is in the Bod. Library C. 39. Art. Seld. and among Mr. Garrick's plays, K. vol. ix. The Editor's MS. and the printed copies begin,
"Lordinges, and you wyl holde you styl."
The Cambridge MS. has it,