HEC CUM SUPERBA.

[Sidenote: [The fyrst met{ur}.]

++Whan fortune wiþ a proude ryȝt hande haþ turnid hir chau{n}gyng

stoundes she fareþ lyke þe maners of þe boillyng eurippe. _Glose._

Eurippe is an arme of þe see þ{a}t ebbith {and} flowiþ. {and} somtyme þe

streme is on one syde {and} somtyme on þat oþer. _Texte_ ¶ She cruel

fortune kasteþ adoune kynges þat somtyme weren ydred. {and} she

deceiuable enhau{n}seth vp þe humble chere of hym þat is discomfited.

{and} she neyþer hereþ ne reccheþ of wrecched[e] wepynges. {and} she is

so harde þat she lauȝeþ {and} scorneþ þe wepyng of hem þe whiche she haþ

maked wepe wiþ hir free wille. ¶ Þus she pleyeþ {and} þ{us} she p{re}ueþ

hir strengþe {and} sheweþ a grete wondre to alle hir seruau{n}tȝ. ¶ Yif

þat a wyȝt is seyn weleful {and} ou{er}þrowe in an houre.

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