[St. 204]
p. 82, [l. 2357]. The same confusion between turment and turnament occurs in Ipomadon, l. 2868; cf. Kölbing’s note to this line.
[St. 207]
p. 83, [l. 2392]. Cf. Ipomadon, l. 3958:
‘A mercy, syr, for Crystes pitte,’
and Kölbing’s note to this line.
p. 83, [l. 2395 f.] Cf. Kölbing’s note to Tristrem, l. 3064, where he cites an interesting parallel passage to this line from Guy of Warwick, ed. Zupitza, l. 4707 f.:
‘Ȝyt þou art the trewest knyght,
That euer slepyd in wynturs nyght.’