Romaunce of
The Romaunce of the Sowdone of Babylone and of Ferumbras His Sone Who Conquerede Rome
作者：Hausknecht, Emil, 1853-1927 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：17
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共 17 段- 2007 þow ert «asotid» 2733 . . vous voi «assot
- The names also do not always agree in both versions. Thus we
- But, on the other hand, it must be borne in mind that there
- [45] «Specimens of Early English Metrical Romances», ed. Hal
- Laban, the Soudan of Babylon, who was residing at Agremore i
- As it is wryten in Romaunce that story,
- That sawe Huberte, a worthy man,
- He saide, certeynly he ne wolde;
- And how the coven«au»nte made was, promising t
- Reskowe than̄ Agramoure. 2140 they would
- Tho saide Roulande to Olyue[rh]:
- The Relikes of Rome to saue. and for the
- p. 8, l. 247. The original meaning of «brayde» is “start, bl
- p. 27, l. 940. «Baye» never means “sword,” as the editor of
- p. 49, l. 1691. «Bery» must be miswritten for «Terry», as we
- p. 84, l. 2942. «bydene», “immediately, all at once.” On the
- Þilke, 76/2644, «pron.» such, yon. O.E. þylc.