Companion Index - Checkmate

Checkmate

Sixth and Final Book of the Lymond Chronicles

Note: Most character names, and other entries for which the Companion does not specify a chapter, appear at the top of the table. The remaining entries are arranged in order by chapter.

	Andelot, Claude de Laval d'	See Companion Vol. I
	Beaton, James, Archbishop of Glasgow	See Companion Vol. I
	Bouchard, Hélène	See Companion Vol. I
	Buchanan, George	See Companion Vol. I
	Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor	See Companion Vol. I
	Contra Vitam Recti Moriemur	See Companion Vol. I
	Erskine, John, of Dun	See Companion Vol. I
	Fontainebleau	See Companion Vol. I
	Guise, Claude de, Duke d'Aumale	See Companion Vol. I
	Guise, Louis de, Archbishop of Sens	See Companion Vol. I
	Guise, Réné de, Marquis of Elboeuf	See Companion Vol. I
	Kennedy, Gilbert, Earl of Cassilis	See Companion Vol. I, "Cassilis, Gilbert Kennedy, Earl of"
	Knox, John	See Companion Vol. I
	Leslie, George, Earl of Rothes	See Companion Vol. I, "Rothes, George Leslie, Earl of"
	plague cures	See Companion Vol. I
	Reid, Robert, Bishop of Orkney	See Companion Vol. I
	Rothes, George Leslie, Earl of	See Companion Vol. I
	Rue de la Cerisaye	See Companion Vol. II
	Seton, George, Provost of Edinburgh	See Companion Vol. I
	Stewart, Lord James	See Companion Vol. I
	Strozzi, Filippo	See Companion Vol. I
	Willoughby, Sir Hugh	See Companion Vol. I
Ch 2?	He shall ben lyke the lytel bee	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1	Liepard laisse au ciel extend son oeil	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	cock fighting	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	Faith has a fair name, but falsheid faris bettir	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 01	I abide and abide and better abide	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	Je fille quant Dieu	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	La plus belle de la ville, c'est moi	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	quenouille	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	Severus	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	Soyez hardis, en joye mis	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	The foul yoke of sensual bondage	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	The Kyng of Fraunce spared none ... But sent for hem everychone	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 02	ce Lyon qui ne mord point; Lyon plus doux que cent pucelles	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 02	Shah Mahmút the Ghaznerides' elephants	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 02	You that in love find lucke and habundance	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	Aut nulla Ebrietas, aut tanta sit ut sibi curat	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	Blessed shall ye be when men shall hate you	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	L'échange de deux fantasies et le contact de deux épidermes	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	Next after dark night, the mirthful morrow	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	Whose nature, unlike the mastiff, is to be tenderly nosed	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	Zyf you know er you knyt, you mayst you Abate	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	Antabatae	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	Au travail, on fait ce qu'on peut, mais à table, on se force	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	Forgive! and Never will I aft tresspass	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 04	If they place the sun in my right hand and the moon in my left	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	On touche toujours sur le cheval qui tire	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	Tristram Trusty	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	wadmoll mittens	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 04	wrestling with ghosts, after the matter of the Antabatae	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 05	A large reporter of his owne Acts	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 05	Atant la gent Camile apele	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Camilla the Volscian	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Chimera	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Daedalus' honeycomb	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Et chi est la fins sou Roumanch	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	For it is full of serpents, of dragons, of cockodrills, that no man dare dwell there	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 05	His children let be fatherles, Hys wife a wydow make	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Irene and the Emperor Leo	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 05	Jiwaka, who gave an aperient to the great Buddha himself	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Medea	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	Ne suis pas abandoné A chascun qui dit "Vien ça"	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	New gripes of dread then pierce our trembling breasts	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 05	Where hast thou hung th carlish knight?	See Companion Vol. II, "He's twice the size of common men"
Pt 1, Ch 06	A sangre! A fuego! A sacco!	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	An eek the buttokes of hem faren as it were the hyndre part of a she-ape in the full of the moone	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 06	As snailes do wast within the shel	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	Bouquet in one hand and a bell in the other, A	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	In Moab I will washe my feete, Over Edom throw my shoo	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	Li beaus, li blonz	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 06	O God breake thou theyr teeth at once	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	Si Dieu ne me veut ayder, le diable ne me peut manquer	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	Si leonina pellis no satis est, assuenda vulpina	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	Syne Sweirness, at the secound bidding	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	Tant que je vive	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	with Emeroides in the hinder parts	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	As a skin bottel in the smoke So are you parcht and dride	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	cannibalism	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	C'est du vin de Montmartre Qui en boit pinte, en pisse quarte	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	coo-clink	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	le bouclier de la foy, le fort de la Chréstienté et le fléau des infidèles	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	Li tens, qui s'en vait nuit et jour	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	Priés pour l'âme de Jean Maugué, qui nouvellement est allé de vie à trespas entre le Ciel et la terre, au service du Roi notre Sire	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	Una miseria di speranza piena	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	And from the sword (Lord) save my soule	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	ce Christ empistolé	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	cum duplicantur lateres qui venit	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	If any be afflicted, let hym praye	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	Va, va te cacher que le chat ne te voie	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	Veramente, queste Rotisserie sono cosa stupenda	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 03	Écosse notre foi, la France notre coeur	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 04	Estienne, Henri	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 04	La Guiche	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 04	Nostradamus, Michael	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	Bella gerant alii; tu, felix Scotia, nube	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	Contre les loups, il se faut aider des chiens	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	Eine Deutscher bulet wie ein bawar	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	Il sera vraisemblable que Calais on assiège Quand le fer ou le plomb nagera comme liège	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	national characteristics	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	O Lord, I am not puft in mynde	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	Quid melius Roma? Scythio quid frigore peius?	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	Stewart, John, Second Duke of Albany	See Companion Vol. II, "Albany, John Stewart, Second Duke of"
Pt 2, Ch 07	And from the sword (Lord) save my soule	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	And in the land of Ham for them, Most wondrous woorkes had done	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Antisthenes	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	candles	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Cuando amigo pide, no ay mañana	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Faisons de fueille cortine et s'aimerons mignotement	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Hannibal	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Hecate's garden	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Muchos Grisones, y pocos Bayardos	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Petite coquette (co co co co dae) qu'esse cy?	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	pisse-pot prophet	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	There is a great difference between having discontented subjects and having desperate subjects	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Toutes serez, êtes ou fûtes De fait on de volonté putes	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	Tu me verrois sécher sous le poids de mes fers	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 08	fadeur exquise	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 08	Kentigern, St	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 08	Tancred	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	Aut bibat, aut abeat	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	Estoilete, je te voie	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	I love the love that loves not me	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	Men live, not while they breathe, but while they live well	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 10	Toutes serez, êtes ou fûtes De fait on de volonté putes	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	Alkibiades	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	Ffarewell Carboncle chosen chief	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 01	Kevin, St	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	Plures crapula quam ensis	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	Tant de payis, tant' de Guises	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Antique Triumph for the Heroes of Calais	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Chacun son tour	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Crucifix marque-vin	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Drink, the cutthroat of so many men's lives	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Evil the drink and ill the resting place	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	In bocca serrata mai non entrò mosca	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Jodelle, Etienne	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	La mer des cronicques et mirouer hystorial de France	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Mnemosyne	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Mopsus	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	No te quiero. No te quiero, Juliano.	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Paris, fontaine de toutes sciences	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Quand le bâtiment va, tout va	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Qui bifrons fueram, gallis sum gallicus una fronte deus	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Rosault, vomit three ways .. like the	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	Sentiront que HENRY est leur fatal Jason	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	Ango, Jean	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	Dunbar, on his heid-ake	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	Igor, my own brother, my own bright light, thou?	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	Meydyns' maryage wolde he spyll ...	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 03	My heid did yak yester nicht	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	Pairadaeza	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	trussed it in black felt ... as the Turks do	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	vennel	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 04	A fin, fin et demi	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 04	Allez à l’idiole de St Germain et vous trouverez ce qu’avez perdu	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 04	La plus belle des savantes et la plus savante des belles	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 04	love potion	See Companion Vol. I, "Poculum amatorium ad venerem"
Pt 3, Ch 04	Mal' Maritate	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 04	Out of his Nois the meldrop fast can rin	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 04	poculum amatorium ad venerem	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 05	Adieu la Court	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 05	Corsario a corsario, no ay que gañar los barilles d'agua	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 05	Par temperance ay acquis grand renom; Cyncinnatus Quintus est mon vray nom	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 05	Principibus placuisse viris non ultima laus est	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 05	Qui [que] maudit soit les pieds d'escot, Et les pieds d'escots qui les suivent	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 06	Pallas	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	Gods with feet of wool	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	caelum, non animos mutant, qui trans mare currunt	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	Etrurian mule who ate hemlock	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	Le mal preveu ne donne pas un grand coup	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	Lug of the Long Arms	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	Platfut he bobbit up with bendis	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	Qui peut de tous bois faire flèches	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	The smylere with the knyf under the cloke	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	And whoso list to hunt, I know where is an hart	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	As hound that hath his keeper lost	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	costive bowels	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	diet	See Companion Vol. I, "costive bowels"
Pt 4, Ch 01	Favouzat, cavouzat	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 01	food	See Companion Vol. I, "costive bowels"
Pt 4, Ch 01	harquebuzier de ponant	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	Help me to seek, for I lost it there	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	La musique recrée l'homme et lui donne volupté	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	The Pillar pearisht is whearto I lent	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	When her loose gown from her shoulders did fall	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 01	Whoso list to hunt, I know where is an hart	See Companion Vol. I, "And whoso list to hunt ..."
Pt 4, Ch 01	Wyatt, Sir Thomas	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 02	ce petit homme tant jolly	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 02	hanged with clooth of gold, and nat with sarge	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 02	Here is non hoom. Here nis but wildernesse.	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 02	heterocrania	See Companion Vol. I, under "Migraine"
Pt 4, Ch 02	In the battlefield he was a lion wielding a dagger	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 02	Strange birds cry in the air Today! Today!	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	Apollo, kissed in the woods like	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	C'est tout de même que de manger la poule et puis son poulet	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	Durant les grandes chaleurs, on recherche les ombres des grandes arbres	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	haute á la main et un peu superbe	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	Lucullus	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	Sardanapalus	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 03	The face of a hoore and the tongue of a serpent	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 04	Du fond de ma pensée	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 04	J'irai donc maugré toy	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 04	Shore, Jane	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 04	Shore, Jane	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 04	The fruit of all the service that I serve	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 05	flageolet	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 06	Plus étroit que la vigne á l'ormeau se marie	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 07	J'irai donc maugré toy	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 07	La picquure du scorpion par le scorpion mesme	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 08	Charon	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 08	I'd give unto her Indian mole Bokhara town and Samarkand	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 09	Chi Asino va a Roma, Asino se ne torna	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 09	Dabit Deus his quoque finem	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 09	I shall harness thee a chariot of lapis-lazuli and gold	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 09	Let every godly man close the mouth of his stomach, lest he be disturbed	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 09	Seek me in the broken hearts and by the crumbling tombs	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch13?	Qedeshet, Mistress of all the Gods	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 01	Alla sanguina	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 01	Chi mi! Qu'io no pensara di partime!	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 01	Demetrius	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 01	Quel changement ... quantum mutatus ab illo Hectore!	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 02	And of each thought a doubt doth grow	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 02	Cellini, Benvenuto	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 02	Dioscuri	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 02	O cruell mars, thou dedly god of war	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 03	Ce que Dieu garde est bien gardé	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 03	elephant hacked to death for refusing to bow	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 03	jeu de paume	See Companion Vol. I, "Handball"
Pt 5, Ch 03	Thionville	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 04	Ta femme sera de la sorte	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 05	Aussi tost veu, aussi tost pleust	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 05	kirk cow and the upmost cloth	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 05	Qui Fortunam vincit, vincit et invidiat	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 05	Temperantia, embracing his clock and his spectacles	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 06	Fluctuat nec Mergitur	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	all sutty, blakk and unclene	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 07	Be not so rude and ignorant, As is the horse and mule	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	deodands	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	Domine salve nos qui perimus	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	Faux conseils et mauvaises testes, M'ont fair bastir ces fenestres	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	He was the river, the barque and the oars	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	Le corps sauvé, les branches se reconquesteront tousjours	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	Mon Dieu qui m'as créé, je te supplie, gardemoy	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 07	O mill, what hast thou ground?	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 08	A good lord, so brave, so sweet, so very debonair	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 08	At the end of life, parent and kinsman are as a blind man	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 08	Aucassins, damoisiax, sire!	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 08	Com me plairoit, Se monter povie droit	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 08	En prison fut Sainct Jhan decapité, Pour avoir dict et presche verité	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	Adieu, mon compère. Dieu vous doint bonne vie et longue.	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 09	Belle qui tiens ma vie Captive dans tes yeulx	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	cremorne	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	I geid the gait wes nevir gaine	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	Lord is there nothing in the cup for me?	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	mandragora	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	Margot labourez les Vignes	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	megrim	See Companion Vol. I, "Migraine"
Pt 5, Ch 09	New moon in the arms of the old	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	Peut-il naître de cette Agar autres enfants que des Ismaëlites et bâtards?	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	quartain ague	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 09	Shiten shepherd and the clene shepe	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 09	You have no arm at all ... unless England allows you a sleeve for it	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 10	And from the hornes ... of Unicornes	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 10	Gai comme un bonnet de nuit	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 10	Mal sur mal ne font pas santé	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 10	The hombull bee ...	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 11	Cy gist qui pen dant qu'il vivoit	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 11	I shall send gems of lapis lazuli, I shall make her fields into vineyards	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 11	Marry never a priest's get	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 11	Turk's diabolical iron galley	See Companion Vol. I, "Galleys"
Pt 5, Ch 12	hag on the post	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 12	In manners well dignified. In feats of warre and courage invincible ...	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 12	Is it for this thou wast created?	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 12	When her loose gown from her shoulders did fall	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 13	And Harald went with his host out to Jerusalem-land	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 13	Digambaras	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 13	faire d'une mouche un éléphant	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 5, Ch 13	I am in love-desire	See Companion Vol. II
Pt 5, Ch 13	My lyves loy, myn hertes plesance	See Companion Vol. II, "Right godly fresh flower of womanhood"
Pt 5, Ch 13	You mee embraced; in bosom soft you mee	See Companion Vol. I
Pt 6, Ch13?	He wald upon his tais stand	See Companion Vol. I

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