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The Poetical Works of John Skelton, Volume 1 (of 2)

Chapter XIX

Chapter 19 of The Poetical Works of John Skelton, Volume 1 (of 2) is here in full — 196 sentences across 40 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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* * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.
Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.
147.
[876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.
MS. “resurgat ad _malignantes_.”
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The Poetical Works of John Skelton, Volume 1 (of 2)

Chapter XIX

Chapter 19 of The Poetical Works of John Skelton, Volume 1 (of 2) is here in full — 196 sentences across 40 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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* * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.
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Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.
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147.
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[876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.
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MS. “resurgat ad _malignantes_.”

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canto noun US /ˈkæntoʊ/

the highest part (usually the melody) in a piece of choral music

From this reading “* * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.”

Collection noun US /kəˈlekʃən/

several things grouped together or considered as a whole

From this reading “Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.”

ego noun US /ˈiːɡoʊ/

an inflated feeling of pride in your superiority to others

From this reading “Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.”

gens noun US /dʒenz/

family based on male descent

From this reading “* * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.”

Lingua noun US /ˈlɪŋɡwə/

a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity

minus adjective US /ˈmaɪnəs/

on the negative side or lower end of a scale

From this reading “* * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.”

Pro noun US /proʊ/

an athlete who plays for pay

regina noun US /rɪˈdʒiːnə/

the provincial capital of Saskatchewan

From this reading “Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.”

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10

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

1451

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

1452

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

1453

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

1454

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

1455

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

1456

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

1457

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

147

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From this reading 147.

1568

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

2252

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

875

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

876

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From this reading [876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.

adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

adnounUS /æd/

a public promotion of some product or service

From this reading MS. “resurgat ad _malignantes_.”

Ah

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

altisem

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Anglica

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

cnounUS /siː/

a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature

From this reading [876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.

cantabor

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

cantonounUS /ˈkæntoʊ/

the highest part (usually the melody) in a piece of choral music

From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

carmina

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

celebrabor

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Cloute

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Cloutus

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Colinusnoun

New World quail: the bobwhites

From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

collated

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

CollectionnounUS /kəˈlekʃən/

several things grouped together or considered as a whole

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Colyn

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

consurgat

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From this reading [876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.

consurget

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From this reading [876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.

cultis

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

dnounUS /diː/

a fat-soluble vitamin that prevents rickets

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

divino

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

dum

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

ednounUS /ed/

impotence resulting from a man's inability to have or maintain an erection of his penis

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Edsnoun

a rapid automatic system to detect plastic explosives in passengers' luggage using X-ray technology and computers; designed for use in airports

From this reading [876] _consurget, &c._] Eds. “consurgat,” &c.

egonounUS /ˈiːɡoʊ/

an inflated feeling of pride in your superiority to others

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

et

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

flamine

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

flatis

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

fol

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

FromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

gemitu

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

gensnounUS /dʒenz/

family based on male descent

From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

gloria

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Harleian

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Heu

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

hic

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

honoris

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Inclita

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

invida

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Kele

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Kytson

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

lacrimis

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

languida

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Laurusnoun

small evergreen trees or shrubs with aromatic leaves

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

LinguanounUS /ˈlɪŋɡwə/

a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity

From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

malignantes

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From this reading MS. “resurgat ad _malignantes_.”

maneat

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

marcescit

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Marshe's

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

mea

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

meâ

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

minusadjectiveUS /ˈmaɪnəs/

on the negative side or lower end of a scale

From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

miseret

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

modo

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

MSnounUS /mɪz/

a chronic progressive nervous disorder involving loss of myelin sheath around certain nerve fibers

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

multis

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

nnounUS /en/

a common nonmetallic element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless inert diatomic gas; constitutes 78 percent of the atmosphere by volume; a constituent of all living tissues

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

nocere

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

pandere

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

parat

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

peto

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

plura

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

PronounUS /proʊ/

an athlete who plays for pay

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

præmia

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

præstet

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

pudet

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Pue

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

puevinate

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

pæna

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

quamvis

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

quanquam

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

quia

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Quondamadjective

belonging to some prior time

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

rareadjectiveUS /rer/

not widely known; especially valued for its uncommonness

From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

refert

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

reginanounUS /rɪˈdʒiːnə/

the provincial capital of Saskatchewan

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

regnorum

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

regum

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

resurgat

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From this reading MS. “resurgat ad _malignantes_.”

rustica

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

sed

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Skelton's

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Sordescunt

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

stultis

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

sunt

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

tabescit

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

tamen

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

tanto

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

torpet

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

ubique

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Unde

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

Undique

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

vetor

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

vinatis

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From this reading * * * * * _Colinus Cloutus,[1451] quanquam mea[1452] carmina multis_ _Sordescunt stultis,[1453] sed_ puevinate _sunt_ rare _cultis,_ Pue vinatis altisem _divino flamine flatis.[1454]_ _Unde meâ refert[1455] tanto minus, invida quamvis_ _Lingua nocere parat, quia, quanquam rustica canto,_ _Undique cantabor tamen et celebrabor ubique,_ _Inclita dum maneat gens Anglica.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

Workes

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From this reading Laurus[1456] honoris,_ _Quondam regnorum regina et gloria regum,_ _Heu, modo marcescit, tabescit, languida torpet![1457]_ _Ah pudet, ah miseret! vetor hic ego pandere plura_ 10 _Pro gemitu et lacrimis: præstet peto præmia pæna._ [875] _Colyn Cloute_] From the ed. by Kele, n. d., collated with the ed. by Kytson, n. d., with Marshe’s ed. of Skelton’s _Workes_, 1568, and with a MS. in the Harleian Collection, 2252. fol.

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