10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COVETISE»
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covetise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
covetise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A New Edition of the Life and Heroick Actions of the ...
Their covetise was over great master seen, , None example takes how another
hath been. For covetise puts in pains (iron and sell : For covetise the se ent is in
he l : For covetise good ector took the deed: For covetise there can be no remead
...
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Lay Piety and Religious Discipline in Middle English Literature
Although Piers does not represent the mixed life that Hilton constructs for his
addressee, the Plowman embodies a positive form of hybridity and becomes an
exemplary practitioner of spiritual covetise, striving in the words of Speculum ...
3
The Cambridge Companion to the Literature of London
(Tellingly, Covetise mistakes his very English interlocutor Repentance for a
French speaker.) Merchant-speak is a persistent stream of impropriety; at its
basis, quite in distinction to either learned/clerical or chivalric idealisms, is no
regulation, ...
4
The Acting Person and Christian Moral Life
Notice that covetise is a sin that does not transpire outwardly, though it may
manifest itself in outward or observable actions. Some might object and say that
covetise names a particular inflection of desire and thus is something we may
have ...
Darlene Fozard Weaver, 2011
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Polychronicon Ranulphi Higden, Monachi Cestrensis: Together ...
God forbede, Ног pe covetise forsope stered pe robbour perto, and nouët my
liberalnes. So also in pe lawes, for in dyvers rewardes on dede is punsched, and
a knyßt pat cast doun his enemy in bataille is loved, for pe ñrste sleupe for
covetise, ...
Ranulf Higden, Joseph Rawson Lumby, 2012
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Imagining an English Reading Public, 1150-1400
The formal training in English and Latin implied byConscience'sC-text
grammatical metaphor addresses precisely the kind of self-interested verbal
slippage that allows Envy and Covetise to dodge Repentance's earnest
questions. Though a ...
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The works of Geoffrey Chaucer: compared with the former ...
AFter Accidie, woll I speke of Avarice, and of Covetise. Of whiche finne S. Poule
faith : the rote of all harmed is Covetise. Ad Timoth. vi. For sothly, whan the heriof
manne is confounded in it stlf and . troubled, and that the soule hath lost the ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, John Urry, Timothy Thomas, 1721
COVETISE, " fye on covetise " (P.P. gb) — "all thy sermon goeth on covetise " (
P.P. 1jd), coveteousness (A.N.). " Seven deadly sins ... as pride, covetise, wealth
and lechery." — Everyman (E.E.D.S., Anony. PI., 1st Ser.), 94c. CRATCH, " some
...
John Bale, Ulpian Fulwell, John Stephen Farmer, 1966
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Medieval Literature and Historical Inquiry: Essays in Honor ...
The account of the bakers' moldingboard trick discussed above emphasizes an
audacity and cleverness also found in the mercantile deceits of Covetise and his
wife described during the confession of sins (A 5.117-45, B 5.199-227, ...
David Aers, Derek Albert Pearsall, 2000
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The old English versions of the Gesta Romanorum: edited for ...
The thefes, that beth in the forest, beth pride of lyfe, wronge covetise of y3ene,
and wrong covetise of flesshe. The auctour of pride is the Devylle ; the auctour of
covetise of y3ene is the worlde ; the auctour of covetise of flesshe is man selfe, ...
