#Middle english writing .exe#

: I rede þou saye, als next is wryten, ‘god to paye.’

: In þe bok of conscience…ȝif þou fyndest out contrarie to Cristis lif oþer to his techynge, wiþ þe knyf of penaunce and repentaunce scrape it awey, and write it beterer. : Helþe he wole ich wot, Vor loue þe chartre wrot, Þe enke orn of hys wounde. : A writ he dude deuise, Aþulf hit dude write. : Leteð writen on one scrowe hwat se ȝe ne kunneð nout. : Ha gað to chirche to…lustnin hali writen lare. : Ich…hire bonen þat ha bed wrat o boc-felle. : Whase wilenn shall þiss boc Efft oþerr siþe writenn, Himm bidde icc þatt het write rihht. (h) ~ to the kinges sele, to have secular employment as a scribe or notary. writen, of ink: used to form words, sentences, etc. ben writen withinne and withouten ( with the holi rode tokeninge, etc.) writen with gold (evaungeles) (f) to cover (an object, a book, person, etc.) with writing, an inscription, letters, etc., fill also fig. (e) to enter (names, dates, figures, etc.) in a roll, an account, or other document, register make note of (a person’s deeds, sins, etc.) in writing also fig.

(d) to write (as bidden or commanded) take down (spoken language, testimony, etc.) in writing, take (what sb. (c) to set out in writing (a law, sermon, etc.), present also fig. (b) to inscribe (a precept, legend, vision, etc.), engrave, imprint also fig. context also, make a copy of (a text) ppl. (a) To put (a word, phrase, statement, etc.) into written form copy down (a legal clause, charter, prescription, etc.) also in fig. : For to wryte golde: Take grey pomys, grynde yt smalle, temper yt with gleyre as rede ynke ys. : In iche rose was wryten a lettur þat betokened a wiff. : In the dust & in the powder of þo hilles þei wroot lettres & figures with hire fyngres. : Þorw carectus þat cryst wrot þe iewes knewe hemselven Gultier…Þan þe woman. : Ther on heng a brooch…On which ther was first writen a crowned A. : He ðat ðise lettres wrot, God him helpe. : Þan kaisere heo radden þat he write runen. : Þrefter wepnede hire wið soðe bileaue and wrat on hire breoste…þe hali rode-taken. : Himm bidde icc…& þatt he An bocstaff write twiȝȝess.

#Middle english writing .exe#

: Þonne wyreceð heo of wexe & writeð Fenix. : My tonge pen of mayster swiftly writand…the pen dos noght withouten the writere swiftly writand. : Crist put down is fyngere and wrotte on þe erthe. : On þi forhed so whit so snow Thow writest with a thorny bow. : She coude eek rede…But with a penne coude she nat wryte. : Whoso wil bye the dyamand, it is nedefull…þat he knowe hem…First…write with hem in Saphires, in cristall, or in oþer precious stones. : Wit his hand He wrat a quil in to þe sand. : Inowȝ þey couþ of Latyne And wel wryte on parchemyne. : Amatistus is a stoon…þe vertu þerof helpeþ aȝeins dronkenesse…and is neisshe so þat men may graue and wryte þerinne. : Jhesu, bowinge him silf doun, wrot with the fyngir in the erthe. : Tac a lutel ere-wax ant pute therin, ant thenne writ. : Feþere he nom mid fingres, and wrot mid his honde, and þe soþe word sette togedere.