And than shalt thou lyffe in heuyn as a knyght.
Final n is written n~ as a rule in this text, so m~.
[1.] MS. moldee.
[2.] MS. shal do or de, the second word crossed out.
[3.] MS. To fflorysshe þe erthe, the last two words crossed out, cf. MS. Lambeth, v. 5, MS. Rawl. Poet., v. 15.
[4.] MS. why at, at crossed out.
[5.] MS. þt.
[13.]
MS. Rawlinson Poetical 32. After 1450.
[fol. 32, vo.]
A descripture alchimicall of erthe & the nature of man[1].