9. ‘þe ueorðe [hweolp of þe Liun of Prude] is Presumptio,’ AR 198/14.

10. #ȝemeles#: so BPV, negligent, _adj._ for _noun_, negligence,

carelessness: N has the noun ȝemeleste; C scheomeles. #under#,

classified under the head of: ‘þe seoueðe [hweolp of þe Bore of heui

Slouhðe] is Gemeleaschipe,’ AR 202/13.

11. For #uuel# C has lure: NT have incorrectly lure for biȝete; so in M,

‘Qui non p{re}munit aliu{m} de dampno u{e}l inco{m}m{od}o.’ Not to warn

a man against something hurtful is slothful negligence; not to apprise

him of something to his advantage is venomous envy. The sins are

different and come under different heads. The first half of the sentence

is in effect hypothetical, and equivalent to, if a man does not warn

&c.; so 54/21; 66/120, and F, ‘Ki ne garnist altre de son mal ou de son

gaig[ne][;] nest ceo perescouse negligence ou venimouse envie.’

12. For #slaw ȝemeles# C has slauðe scheomelese. #teoheði mis#: Contrast

‘rihtliche teðien,’ OEH ii. 215/32; ‘giuen rihte tiðinge,’ id. 129/32;

‘theoþe ryht vnder his honde,’ OEM 77/149. teouðen C; tiheðe T; Mis

iteoðeged N, the being mistithed; a remarkable use of the participle;

‘male decimare,’ M; ‘mes doner,’ F, a vague expression, which looks like

a translator’s failure. How S. Gilbert once dealt with a ‘mistither’ may

be read in his life, printed in Dugdale, vi., pt. ii., p. *vii. #mis# is

aphetic for amiss, wrongly; comp. 56/48.

13. #edhalden#: edhalde C; OE. #oþhealden#, withhold; so at 64/73: comp.

‘Lante ⁊ thyng me was taght | I held ouer-lang as i noght aght,’ CM

28398. #oðer--mis fearen#, or treat badly, is peculiar to A.

14. #ȝisceunge#: ‘Þe Vox of ȝiscunge haueð þeos hweolpes: Tricherie ⁊

Gile, Þeofðe, Reflac,’ AR 202/18. #⁊ anes cunnes# is peculiar to A.

15. #strong reaflac#: ‘rapina,’ M. #hwa--mei#, if one is able to pay it:

peculiar to A. #þe--ȝisceunge#: ‘species cupiditatis,’ M; ‘qi est desouȝ

couoitise,’ F.

16. It is sinful ‘biseon ȝemeleasliche eni þing þe me mide uareð, oðer

ouhte to ȝemen,’ AR 344/6.

17. #þen--hit#, than the owner of it thinks right: M has here p{ri}us

for peius. #ȝemeles of slawðe#, negligence, a subdivision of Sloth. The

author has already classified under Gemeleaschipe, ‘miswiten ei þing þet

heo haueð to witene,’ AR 202/14. C reads scheomeles of slauðe.

18. #alswa is dusi#: alswa · idusi C: apparently OE. #gedysig#.

#longe--unbischpet#: ‘diu e{ss}e s{i}n{e} confirmac{i}one,’ M.

19. #falsliche#, insincerely. #abiden#, put it off: N connects it with

what follows by reading uorte for ne.

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