lat 524 A.D. I,1p“Quis,” inquit, “has scenicas meretriculas ad hunc aegrum permisit accedere quae dolores eius non modo nullis remediis foverent, verum dulcibus insuper alerent venenis?
ger Notker ca. 950-1022 A.D.Inquit. Frâgeta si. Quis permisit has skenicas . i. theatrales meretriculas accedere ad hunc ȩgrum? Uuér lîez hára/ín ze dísemo sîechen . tíse geuuéneten hûorâ ze theatro? In fornicibus theatri . uuúrten meretrices prostratȩ . dánnân íst fornicatio gehéizen. Álso dîe den mán íro lenociniis árgerotôn . sô tâten óuh tíse mít íro âmerên uuórten. Fóne díu héizet er sîe meretrices. Álde skenicas meretriculas . héizet er skenicas musas . álso comediȩ uuâren . únde tragȩdiȩ . dîe óuh mánne scádatôn . uuánda comediȩ ráchtôn ímo risum . tragȩdiȩ luctvm. Quȩ non modo nullis remediis fouerent . dolores eius . uerum insuper alerent dulcibus uenenis. Tîe ímo sîn sêr nîeht éin nehéilent . núbe ióh mêrônt . mít sûozemo éitere íro uuórto.
eng Chaucer 1343-1400 A.D.‘Who,’ quod she, ‘hath suffred aprochen to this syke man thise comune strompetes of swich a place that men clepen the theatre? The whiche nat only ne asswagen nat hise sorwes with none remedies, but they wolden feden and norisshen hem with swete venim.
eng Elizabeth 1593 A.D.“Who suffered,” quoth she, “thes stagis harlotz aproche this sik man? wiche not only wold not ease his sorow with no remedies,
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Book I: THE SORROWS OF BOETHIUS
