The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive, Vol. 6: San Marino, Huntington Library, MS Hm 128 (Hm) – Passus 14William LanglandEdited by Michael Calabrese, Hoyt N. Duggan, and Thorlac Turville-PetreAssociate Editors: M. Gail Duggan and Patricia R. BartTechnical Editor: Daniel Pitti Graduate Research AssistantsMichael Blum, John Ivor Carlson, Peter J. Eubanks, Carrie Lindley, Timothy L. Stinson, and Jordan Taylor. Computer Consultants and ProgrammersRobert Bingler, Chris Jessee, Daniel Pitti, and John Unsworth.The Medieval Academy of America and the Society for Early English and Norse Electronic Texts (SEENET) by Boydell and Brewer, Ltd.Woodbridge, SuffolkISBN: 97818438409232008

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LatinFrenchGerman18 Nov 2000 revise header Hoyt N. Duggan New header created Passus xiiijusquatrodecimus · de visione · & vijusseptimus · de do-weel · Hm.14.0: The guide words for the heading are partially legible under ultraviolet light. I haue but on hole hatre quod haukyn · y am þe lasse to blame þow it be soylyd and seldom clene · y slepe þerynne on nyhtes and also y haue an housewyf · hewyn and childryn · vxorem duxi & ideo non possum venire · & ceteranil That woellynwollenHm.14.5: Because of the correction, Hm alone reads wellyn. Most B manuscripts have wolen or wolden. bymolyn yt many tyme · magre my chekys yt haþ ben lauyd yn lewtelente(n) Hm.14.6: The error obviously springs from confusion of <n> and <u> in an earlier exemplar. · and out of lewte boþe wyþ þe sope of syknesse · that seekeþ wondre depe and wyþ þe losse of catel · looþ forto agulte god or any goodman · by augth þat y wyste and was schryuyn of þe preest · þat gafe me for my synnes to penaunce pacyence and poore men to fede al for couetyse of my crystendom · yn clennesse to kepyn it and co...ude y neuere by cryst · kepyn yt clene an houre that y ne soylyd it wyþ sygth · or sum ydel speche or þurgh werk or þurgh woord · or wyl of myn herte þat y ne flobre yt foule · fro morwe tyl eue And y schal kenne the quod conscyence · of contricyoun to make that heThat schall clawe þy cote · of alle kynnys felthe Cordis contricio · & cetera Dowel schall waschen it · and wryngyn it · þurgh a wyjs confessour Oris confessio · & cetera · Dobet schall betyn it and bonkyn it · ...?...?...as brygth as any scarlett and engreyne it wyþ good wylle · and goddys grace to amende þe · and suþþyn sende the to satysfaccyoun · forto sowyn it after Satisfaccio dobest Schall neuere chistemyste bymowlyn it · ne mothe after bytyn it ne fende ne fals man · deffoulyn it yn thy lyue · schall noon heraud ne harpour · haue a fayrere garn.ement than haukyn the actif man · and thu do by my techynge ne no mynstrall be more worth · amonges poore neand ryche than haukynes wyf þe wafrer · wyth his actiua vita And y schall purueye the past quod pacyence · þouȝ no plough erye · and flour to feede þy folkefolke wyth · as best be for thy soule þow neuer greyn growegrowed · ne grape vppon vyne alle þat lyueþ and loketh · lyflode wolde y fynde and þat yynough schall noon fayle · of thyng that hem nedeth we schulde nougth be to besy · aboute our lyflode Ne soliciti sitis · & cetera · volucres celi deus pascit & cetera · pacientes vinc..untHm.14.38: The corrector's erasure only affects the second minim of the <u> in vincunt. Based on this character's unusual form, it seems possible that the corrector has reused an original <c> or <t> as the first minim. & cetera · Thann...?...e lauȝhed haukyn alytyla lytyl · and lyghtly gan swere who-so leueth ȝow by our lord · y leue nougth he be ....blessyd no quod pacyence pacyently · and out of his poke hente vytayles of grete vertues · for alle maner bestys · and seyde loo here lyflode ynow · ȝif ȝourowre byleue be trewe for lent neuer was lyfe · but lyflode were schapyn herofWher-of or wherfore · or wherby to lybbe Furst þe wylde worm · vnder wete erthe fysche to lyue yn the flood · and .in the fyer the cryket the curlu bykyndeby kynde of the ayr · mo...ost clennyst flesch of bryddys and bestys by gras and by greyn · and by grene rotys yn menyng that alle men · myghtyn the same leue þurgh lele byleeue and loue · as god wytnesseþ Quodcumque pecieritis a patre in nomine meo · & cetera & alibi · non in solo pane viuit homo · sed in omni verbo · quod procedit de ore dei · & ceteranil · but y lokyd what lyflode it was · þat pacyence so preysid · and thatþanne waswas it a pece of the pater noster · fiat voluntas tua · Haue haukyn quod pacyence · and ete this whan þe hungreth or whan thu clomsest for colde · or clyngest for dryȝe schull neuere gyues theHm.14.57: An ink blot at this point in the manuscript obscures three characters. The expected reading here is the, though the blotted word cannot be determined. greue · ne gret lordes wratthe prysoun ne peyne · for pacientes vincunt by so þat thu be sobre · of sygth and of tonge yyn etynge and yyn handlynge · and yyn all thy fyue wyttys tharst thu neuere care for corn · ne lynnyn cloþ ne wollen · ne for drynke ne for breeddeth drede · but deyye as god lyketh · or þurgh hungor or þorowh hete · at his wylle be yt for ȝif thu lyuest aftyr his lore · the schortre lyf þe bettre SiquisSi quis amat christum · mundum non diligit istum · & ceteranil · For þurgh his breeth bestys wexen · and a-brood ȝedyn · Dixit & facta sunt · & cetera · Ergo þurgh his breeth · mowyn men and bestys lyuyn · as holy wrytt wytnesseþ · whan men seye her gracys Aperis tu manum tuam · & imples omne animal benediccione · & ceteranil · yt is foundyn that fourty wynter · folk lyuedyn wyþ-oute tulyenge and out of þe flynt sprong þe flood · þat folke & bestys dronke · and yn elyes tyme · heuene was y-closyd · that no reynreyne ne reynydrone · thus rede men yn bokys that many wyntres men lyuedyn · & no mete ne tylyedyn · Seuene slepyn as seyth þe book · seueseuene hundred wynter and lyuedyn wyþ-oute lyflode · and at þe laste they wokyn · and ȝif men lyuedyn as mesure wolde · schulde neuere more be deffaute amonges crystyn creatures · ȝif crystes woordes ben trewe ac vnkyndenesse caristia · makeþ amonges crystene peple and ouerplente makeþ pryde · amonges poore and ryche · and mesure is so muche worth · it may nougth ben to dere for þe myscheef and þe meschaunce · amonges men of sodom · wex þurgh plente of payn · and of pure sleuthe · Ociositas & habundancia · panis · peccatum turpissimum nutriuit · & ceteranil For þey mesuryd nougth hem-selfe of þat they eet and dronke · dudyn dedly synne that the deuyl lykyde so vengeaunce fel vppon hem · for her vyle synnes they sonkyn ynto helle · the cytees echone · For-thy mesure we vs well · and make our feyth our scheltrom · and þurgh feith comeþ contricyoun · conscyence wot ytwote well the whiche d.ryueþ awey dedly synne & dooþ it to be venyal · and þouȝ a man mygth nougth speke · contrycyoun mygth hym saue and bryngyn his soule to blysse · so that feith bereþbere wytnesse that whiles he lyuedelyued he bileued · yn the lore of holy cherche · Ergo contricioun feith · and conscyence · is kyndely dowel · and surgiens for dedly synnesynnes · whan schryft of mouþ fayleth Ac schrift of mouþ more worþy is · ȝif man be ylych contryt for schrift of mouþ sleeþ synne · be it neuere so dedly · per confessionem to a preest · peccata occiduntur ther contrycyoun doiþ but dryueth it doun · ynto a venyal synne · as dauid seith yn þe sauter · et quorum tecta sunt peccata · ac satisfaccyoun seketh out the rote · and boþe sleþ and voydeth · and as it neuer hadde y-be · to nougth bryngeþ dedly synne þat it neuer eft is sene ne sore · but semeth a wounde yhelyd Where woneth charyte quod haukyn · y wyste neuere yn my lyue man that wyth hym spakke · as wyde as y haue passid Ther parfit trewthe and poore herte is and pacyence of tonge ther is charyte the chefe(?) chambre · for god hym-seluyn · Wheþer pacyence orpaciente pouerte quod haukyn · be more plesaunt to our drygth than rycchesse ryghtfullyche wonnyn & resonablyche dyspendyd · Ȝee quis est ille quod pacyence · quyk laudabimus eum · & ceteranil thow men rede of rycchesse · rygth to the worldys ende y wyst neuere renke þat ryche was · that whan he rekene schulde · whan he drowh to his deth-day · that he ne dredde hym sore · & þat at þe rekenynge yn arerage fel · raþer þan out of dette · þer þe poor dar plede and preue by pure resoun to haue alowaunce of his lord · by the lawe he it cleymeþ ioye þat neuere ioye hadde · of ryghfull ...?...iuge he axeth and seith loo bryddys and beestes · that no blysse ne knoweth and wylde wormys yn wodys · þurgh wyntrys þu hem greuest and makest hem welnyh meke · and mylde for deffaute and after thu sendyst hem somer · that is here souereyn ioye · and blysse to alle that ben · bothe wylde and tame · Thanne may beggers and bestys · aftyr bote waytyn · that al her lyf han lyuyd · yn langor and yn defaute but god sent hem sumtyme · sum maner ioye · orOther here or elles-where · kynde wollwolde it neuere · forFor to wroþerhele was he wrougth · that neuere ioyȝe waswas ioye schapen · Aungelles þat yn helle now ben · haddyn ioyȝe sumtyme and dyues yn deyntes lyuede · and yn douce vye rygth so resoun scheweth · þat þeþo men þat were ryche · and here makes also · lyuedyn her lyf yn merthe · Ac god is of a wondre wylle by þat kynde wytt scheweth · to ȝiue many men his mercymonye · er he it haue deseruyd · rygth so fareþ god by summe ryche · rewthe me it thynketh for þey han haere her huyreher hyre here · and heuene as yt were and grete lykynge to lyue · wyth-outyn labor of body · and whan he dyeþ be dysalowyd · as dauid seith yn þe sauter · Dormierunt & nichil inuenerunt · & also yn an noþer stedeAnd in an other stede also · Velud sompnumHm.14.141: The error for sompnium appears in all B manuscripts except F. surgencium domine in ciuitate tua · & ad nichilum rediges · ceteranil Alas þat rycchesse schall reue · and robbe mannys soule · fram the loue of our lorde at his laste ende Hewyn þat han her huyre afore · arn eueremore nedy and seldom deieþ he out of dette · that dyneþ or he deserue it and tyl he hathhaue doon his deue..er and his dayes iourne · for whan a werkman hath wrouht · þan men maymay men see þe sothe · what he were wurþy for his werke · and what he hath deseruyd · and nougth to fonge byfore · for drede of disalowynge · So y se..ye byy ȝow ryche · it semeþ nougth that ȝe schulde haue haeuene here yn ȝour beryngein ȝowre here beyng · and heuene her-after rigth as a seruaunt taketh · his salarye beforeHm.14.152: HmR both divide what amounts to a single line in most B witnesses after before. F is the only other manuscript to divide the line, but it does so eccentrically. · and suþþe wolde cleyme · more ȝif he mygthmore · as he þat non hadde and hath huyre at the laste yt may nougth be ȝe ryche men · or matheu on god lyȝeþ · De delicijs ad delicias · deficile est transire · & ceteranil · Ac ȝif ȝe ryche haue rewthe · and rewarde wel the pouere · and lyue as lawe techeþ · do leaute to hem alle cryst of his curtasye · schal confort ȝow at þe laste and rewardyn all double rycchesse · þat reufull hertys habbeth · and as an hyne þat had his huyre · er he bygonne to wurchebygonneHm.14.161: Hm alone reads bygonne to wurche as a result of the addition by hand3. G has the related reading to worche beganne and F reads his werk bygynne. · and whan he haþ doon his deuer weel · men dooþ hym oþer bounte · ȝyueþ hym a cote abouyn his couenaunt · rigth so cryst ȝyueþ heuene · boþe to ryche and nougth toto noȝt ryche · þat rewfullyche lybbeth and alle þat dooþ her deuer wel · han double huyre for her trauayle here forȝyuenesse of her synnes · and heuene blysse after Ac it nys bot seldom seyn as by holy seyntes bookes þat god rewarded double reste to eny ryche wye · for moche m.yrthe is amonges ryche · as yn mete & cloþynge · and moche merþe yn may is amonge wylde bestys and so foorth while somer lasteþ · her solace endureþdureth · Ac beggers aboute mydsomer · bredles they soupe and ȝit is wynter for hem worse · for wetschod þey gange a-thurstAfyrst sore and an-hungrydafyngred · and foule rebukyd · and aratyd of ryche men · þat rewþe is to here nowe lord sende hem somer · and sum maner ioyȝe · heuene aftur her hennys goynge · þat here han suche deffaute · for all myhtest thu haue maad · none menere þan oþer · and ylyche wytty and wys · ȝif þe wel hadde y-lykyd and haue reuþe on þese ryche men þat rewardyn nougth prisoners and ofOf þe good þat thu hem gyuest ingrati beþ manye ac god of þy goodnesse · gyue hem grace to amende · for may no derþe ben hem dere · drouhte ne wete ne neyþer hete ne hayle · haue þey her hele of þat they wyln and wolde · wanteth hem nougth here · ac þeAc poore peple þy prisoners · lord yn þyþe pyt of myscheefe conforte þoo creatures · that moche care suffren þurgh derþe þurgh drouht · all her dayes here woo yn wynter tymes · for wantynge of clothes and yn somer tyme selde · soupyn to þe fulle conforte thy carefull · cryst yn thi rycchesryche · for how þu confortedest alle · creatures · clerkes bere wytnes Conuertimini ad me & salui eritis · & cetera Thus in genere · of gentryes · ihesu cryst seyde · to robbers and to reuers · to ryche and to pouere thu taughtest hem yn þe trynyte to take bapteme · and be clene þurgh þat crystnynge · of alle kyn synnys and vs fell þurgh folye · to falle yn synne after confessioun and knowlechynge and crauyng thi mercy schulde amende vs as many sythes · as man wolde desyre and ȝif þe pope wolde plede her-aȝen · & punysch vs yn conscyence he schulde take þe acquietaunceacquitaunce as quyk · & to þe quede schewe it · Pateat & cetera quod adper passionem domini · & cetera And puttyn of so þe powke · and preuyn vs vndyr borwe ac the parchemyn of this patent · of pouerte be moste and of pure pacyence · and parfyt byleeue of pompe and of pryde · þe parchemyn dec......owrith · and principallyche of alle peple · but they ben pouere of herte elles is al ynon ydel all that euere we wryte pater nostres and penauncespenaunceHm.14.210: HmR have the plural penaunces, and F has the related form penauntis. · and pylgrymage to rome · but our spenses and spendynge · spryngen of a trewe welle elles is is all our labour lost loo how men wryteth · yn fenestres att þe frerys · ȝif fals be þe fundament forþy crystyn men schuldesholde ben yn comoun rycheHm.14.214: Hm alone begins a new line after the word ryche. All other B witnesses combine this line and the next, while F omits them both; · noon coueytous for hym-sylue · yn harmyng of his neyhbournil For þeFor seuyn synnes þat þere ben · assaylen vs euere the fende folweþ hem alle · and fondeþ hem to helpe ac wyþ rycches that rybauud · rathest men bygyleth · for þere þat rycches regneþ · reuerence folweth · and that is plesaunt to pryde · yn pouere and yn ryche and þe ryche is reuerensid · by resoun of his rycches there þe pouere is put byhynde · & paraduenture can more · of wytt and of wysdom that fer away is bettre than rycchesse or ryalte and rather herd yn heuene for þe ryche haþ moche to rykene · and rygth .....softeHm.14.225: The correction reflects Bx. The erroneous readings of Cr1 and W suggest that the corrector's text may have been superior to Beta2, the immediate exemplar for Hm. For the stemma currently in use by the Archive, see Robert Adams, "The Kane-Donaldson Edition of Piers Plowman: Eclecticism's Ultima Thule," TEXT 16 (2006), 141. walketh the heyȝ wey to heueneward · ofte rycchesse letteth Ita possibile diuiti · & cetera TheÞere þe poore preseþ byfore · þe ryche wyþ a poke at his rygge · Opera enim illorum · sequntur illos · & ceteranil Batauntlyche as beggers doon · and baldelyche he craueth for his pouerte and his pacyence · a perpetuell blysse · Beati pauperes quoniam ipsorum est celorum regnum · & ceteraregnum celorum · And pryde yn rycchesse regneth · rather than yn pouerte · arst yn þe mayster than yn þe man · soum mansyoun he haþ · Ac yn pouerte ther pacyence is · pryde haþ no mygth ne noon of þe seuene synnys · sytten ne mowyn þere longe ne haue power yn pouerte · ȝif pacyence yt folwe · for þe poore is ay prest · to plese the ryche · and buxum at his byddyng for his brokyn louys and buxumnesse and boste · arn euermore at werre and eyþer hateth oþer · yn all maner werkes ȝif wraþþe wrastle wyth the poore · he haþ þe wurse ende andFor ȝif þey boþe pleyne · the poore ys but feble and ȝif he chide or chatre · hym cheueth þe worse · Hm.14.244: Beta here omits a dozen lines recorded in alpha. And ȝif coueytese cacche þe pouere · þey may nougth come togydres · and by þe nekke namly · her noonHm.14.246: her noon, "neither of them." may hent oþere · for men knowynknoweth wel þat couetyse · ys of akenea kene wylle · and haþ hondys and armys · of a longe lengthe · and pouerte nys but a petyt thyng · apereþ nougth to his nawuyle and louely layke was it neuere · bytwene þe long & þe schorte · And þowȝ auarice wolde angour þe pouere · he haþ but lytyl myȝt · for pouerte haþ but pokes · to puttyn yn his goodys ther auaryce haþ almaryes · and yren boundyn coffrys and wheþer be lyghter to breke · lasse bost it makeþ a beggers bagge þan an yryn bounde coffre Lecchery loueþ hym nougth · for he ȝyueþ but lytyl syluer ne dooþ hym nougth dyne delycatly · ne drynke wyn ofte a straw for þe st.......uwes · yt stood nougth y trowe · hadde þey no-þyng but of pouere men · her houses stodyn vntyled And þowȝ slouþe sewe · pouerte · and serue nougth god to paye · myscheef his mayster isis his maister · and makeþ hym to thenke þat god is his grettyst helpe · and no gome elles · and his seruaunt as he seyth · and of his suyte boþe and wheþer he be or be nougth · he bereth the sygne of pouerte · and yn þat secte our sauyour · sauyd all man-kynde · forþy alle pouere þat pacyent benis · mowe cleymyn & askyn · after her endyng here · heuenryche blysse Moche hardyer may he asken þat here mygth haue herhis wylle yn lond and yn lordschipe · and lykyng of body · and for goddys loue leueþ al · and lyueþ as a begger and as amaydea mayde for mannys loue · her mooder forsakeþ · hishir fader and alle her frendys · and folweþ her make moche is suche amaydea mayde to loue · of hym þat suchonsuch on takeþ · more þan a maydyn is · þat is maryed þorough brocage as by assent of sundry partyes · and syluer to boote more for couetyse of good · þan kynde loue of boþe So it fareþ by eche apersonea persone · þat possessioun forsakeþ and putteþ hym to be pacyent · and pouerte wyddeþ þe which is syb to god hym-sylf · and so to hise seyntes Haue god my trowþ quod haukyn · ȝe preyse fast pouerte What is pouerte wyþ pacyence quod he proprely to mene · Paupertas quod pacyence · est odibile bonum remocio curarum · possessio sine calumpnia · donum dei sanitatis mater · absque solicitudine semita · sapiencie temperatrix · negocium sine dampno · incerta fortuna · absque solicitudine felicitas · & ceteranil I can nougth construe þys quod haukyn · ȝe moot tellekenne þis ynon englysch · In englisch quod pacyence · yt is fullwel hard towel to expowne · ac sumdel y schall seyne it · by so thu vndurstonde pouerte is þe furste poynt · that pryde most hateth · thanne is it good by good skylle · al þat agasteþ pryde rygth as contricioun is confortable þyng · conscyence wot well and a sorowe of hym-sylf · and a solace to the soule · so pouerte proprelych · penaunce and ioyȝe is to the body · pure spurytual helthe Ergo paupertas est odibile bonum · & ceteranil and contricioun confort · and cura animarum · Selde sit pouerte · the sooþe to declare horas iusticieOr as iustyceHm.14.295: The scribe's use of the display script indicates that he takes the phrase to be Latin, meaning "hours of justice." See also Hm.12.93, where the scribe similarly interpreted English as Latin and copied it in display script. In both cases the grammatical sense carries over from the preceding line. to iuge men · enyoyned is no pouere ne to be mayr aboue men · ne mynystre vndyr kynges seldom is eny pouere y-put · to punysch any peple · Remocio curarum · & cetera · Ergo pouerte and pouere men · performent the comaundement Nolite iudicare quemquam · the thrydde · Selde is any pouere ryche · but of ryghfull herytage · wynneth he nougth · wyth w.....eyȝtes false · ne wyþ vnseled mesures ne borwe.þ of his nehbours · but þat he may wel paye Possessio sine calumpnia & cetera The fyerþe is a fortune · that florescheþ the soule wyþ soberte from alle synne · and also ȝit more it afayteþ the flesch · from folyes full manye a collateral confort · crystys owne ȝifte · ...?...?... Hm.14.309: This line appears in the right margin after line Hm.14.308 in a different hand and ink, added by the corrector, hand3.Donum dei · The fyfte is mooder of helþe a frende · yn alle fondynges and for þe lande euer a leche a lemman of alle clennesse Sanitatis mater · & ceteranil · The sixte is a paþþe of pees · ȝe þurgh þe pa.as of aultoun pouerte mygth passe · wyþ-oute peryl of robbynge for þere þat pouerte passeþ · pes folweþ after and euere þe lasse þat he bereþ · þe hardyer he is of herte forþy seith seneca · paupertas est absque solicitudine .semita and an hardy man of herte · amonge an hepe of theuys Cantabit paupertas coram latrone viator · & ceteranil · The seuenþe is welle of wysdom · and fewe woordys scheweþ for lordes aloweth hym lytyl · ....orHm.14.321: The form of <r> is characteristic of correcting hand3. See the top sixteen lines of fol. 186v for an extended sample of hand3's work. lystneþ to his resoun he tempreþ þe tongge to trewþward · and no tresor coueyteþ · Sapiencie temperatrix · & ceteranil The eiȝteþ is a lele labour · and loiþ to take more þan he may well deserue · yn somer or yn wynter and ȝif he chaffare he chargeþ no losse · mowe he charyte wynne Negocium sine dampno · & ceteranil · The nyȝenþe is swete to þe soule · no sucre is swetter for pacyence is payn · for pouerte hym-sylue and soberte swete drynke · and good leche yn syknes thus lered me a lettryd man · for our lordys loue seynt austyn ledde aa blessyd lyfe · wyþ-oute bysynesse for body and for soule · absque solicitudine felicitas · Now god þat al good gyueþ · graunte his soule reste þat þisþus ferst wrot to wyssen men · what pouerte was to mene · Alas quod haukyn þe actif man þoo · þat after my crystyndom · þat yI ne hadde ben ded and doluyn · for dowellys sake · so hard is ytit is quod haukyn · to lyuen and to synnedo synne · synne seweþ vs euere quod he · and sory gan wexe and wepte water wyþ his eiȝen · and weylesweyled þe tyme þat euere he dude dede · þat dere god dysplesid. swownyd and sobbed · and syked full ofte þat euere he hadde lond or lordschipe · lasse oþermoreoþer more or maystrye ouer any man · moo þan of hym-sylue y were nougth wurþy wot god quod haukyn · to weryn eny cloþys ne neyþer scherte ne schoon · saue for schame one to couere my careyne quod he · and cryed mercy faste and wepte and wayled · and þerwyþ y awakyd ·