‘When a lion looks at you it becomes a leopard’
‘The young Edward III.’
‘The tiger and the mirror’
‘The broken bough fell on the head of a man standing down below’
‘St. Piran’
‘latten “Agnus Dei”’
‘Henry’s badge’
‘He incontinently fled’
‘Hakeney’
‘Dymoke of Scrivelsby’
‘Diabolus ligatus’
‘An impromptu entertainment by three minstrels’
‘A wonderful sight’
‘... with drawn swords stood in the doorway’
‘... thrust him out of the church’
‘... showed him his injuries’
‘... playing innumerable pranks’
‘... led through the middle of the city’
‘... gyrd abowte his bodye in iij places with towells and gyrdylls’
‘... got his arms round a branch’
‘... fully armed with swords and bucklers’
‘... failed to identify the geese’
‘... ducking him in a horse-pond’
‘... constructed a pantomime dragon on the pattern of the real article’
‘... compellyd them for to devour the same writte’
‘... cast her into a cauldron’
‘... called secretly at the chamber dore’
The unfortunate “fowle” was “hurten so sore”’
sat for its portrait to Matthew Paris
Robert Berewold in the pillory
Pilgrims
A ‘herauld’
A young novice of the priory
... thrust a leaden bodkin into the head of that image
... sware ‘gret othes’ and took himself by the hair
... caused to sytte down and in large wyse to gape
'... crossed to England’'