The Epistles on the Romance of the Rose, and other documents in the debate

by Charles Frederick Ward

[l. 279] (mie) pas F.

[l. 280] (mie) wanting F.

[l. 285-6] (par dieu) wanting F.

[l. 286-7] (que honte ne t’en garde) wanting F.

[l. 289] (tel) ce F.

[l. 299] (philosophe ou) wanting F.

[l. 301] (et Salemon) et wanting F.

[l. 302] (corigier) wanting F.

[l. 303] (cours) followed by et F.

[l. 306] (ycellui) celluy F.