for to demen alle men,

for to judge all men,

oc nout on-geuelike.

but not a-like."—(O.E. Miscell. p. 23.)

"It (the law) fet ðe licham and te gost oc nowt o geuelike."

It feedeth the body and the spirit but not alike.

—(Ibid. p. 10.)

[295] ðis quead = this wicked one. In Early English writers we meet with several derivatives of this word, as kueadliche, wickedly, kueadvol, sinful. (See Ayenbite of Inwyt, p. 4, and extract in [Note] to l. 271, p. 125.)

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Euerilc ðhing haued [haueð] he geue name,