-
Aurelius (r. 161–180) in
about 1533
referred to
Middle English: this Emperour,
beynge with the
Senate at
Collisee .... Similarly, the Italian: colosseo, or coliseo...
- Weak -ed -ede -edest -ede -eden
Irregular verbs Been "be" been beende,
beynge am art is aren
ibeen was wast was
weren be bist biþ beth, been were Cunnen...
- churche, with alle the toumes, at the
commandment of the
byshoppe then
beynge Nicolas Rydley, and alle the
goodly stoneworke that
stode behynde the hye...
- ne
sufficeante of goodes,
gadered and ****embled unto him many misdoers,
beynge of his clothynge, and, in
manere of insurrection,
wente into the
wodes in...
-
there for
eighteen months to
avoid ****cution, "than
commys over mr.
Hussy beynge than
guvernor of the
Inglyshe nasyon, and yt was
gyven owte that he wolde...
-
poore man wyth a
spade and a
mattoke for
small wages and hard fare,
whyche beynge deyntely and
tenderly pampered up in
ydilnes and pleasure, was wont with...
- and
heridytamentes whatsoever with
their appurtenaunces sett
lyenge and
beynge in
Dartforde and
Erythe aforseyd and
Tonnebrydge in the seyd
Countye of...
- of
Myntlynge doughter of
Rychard Aylmere Citysyn and
alderman of
Norwich beynge in my
hooll mynde and of good
remembrance make my
testament and last wyll...
- of
Myntlynge doughter of
Rychard Aylmere Citysyn and
alderman of
Norwich beynge in my
hooll mynde and of good
remembrance make my
testament and last wyll...
-
foure men of London, þat is to sey,
Rauffe Josselynge, draper, that tyme
beynge maire, Hugh Wiche, mercer, John Plomer, grocer,
Harry Waffer, draper. Also...
