588. See Exod. xx. 7; Matt. v. 34. Cf. C. 642.

591. Fr. 'Il resont plus cruel que li Iuys qui le crucifierent. Il ne

briserent nul des os, mais cist le depiecent plus menu c'on ne fait pourcel

en la boucherie.' Cf. Pard. Tale, C. 475, 651, and the notes.

592. See the parallel passage in the Pard. Tale, C. 635, and the note. From

Jer. iv. 2; on which St. Jerome remarks: 'Animaduertendum est quod

iusiurandum _tres_ habet comites.'

593. See Pard. Tale, C. 649, and the note. _The wounde_ is a translation of

the Lat. _plaga_ in Ecclus. xxiii. 12 (Vulgate):--'non discedet a domo

illius plaga.'

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