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For thei ben not proude ne coveytous ne envyous ne wrathefulle ne glotouns ne leccherous; ne thei don to no man other wise than thei wolde that other men diden to hem: and in this poynt, thei fullefillen the 10 commandementes of God: and thei zive no charge of aveer ne of ricchesse: and thei lye not, ne thei swere not, for non occasioun; but thei seyn symply, ze and nay.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

For thei ben not proude ne coveytous ne envyous ne wrathefulle ne glotouns ne leccherous; ne thei don to no man other wise than thei wolde that other men diden to hem: and in this poynt, thei fullefillen the 10 commandementes of God: and thei zive no charge of aveer ne of ricchesse: and thei lye not, ne thei swere not, for non occasioun; but thei seyn symply, ze and nay.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

'»Rofamopd, helikewife pretends to zive to the Tnnce of the CimhThi\s the Frincefi ti\btC\nd: i bis Daughter, whjfe Beauty according to common Fame yields to none but B. ofaraondV i and by this double Marriage to joyn their Crowns in an eternal Alliance.

Pharamond; or, The history of France. A fam'd romance in twelve parts; the whole work never before Englished; 1677