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Weye of paradys
Bibliographie
| Date: | Fin du XIVe s.? |
| Forme: | Prose |
| Langue: | Anglais |
| Contenu: | Traduction anglaise de la Voie de Paradis |
| Incipit: | (début manque) of owre lyf is spend, for as we waxen, owre lyf discreceth. The kyng that cometh to mete with the thef and that seyith to him: "How is hit with the? Whider gost thou? I haue gret pyte of the; I schal delyure the ȝif thou wilt" — goostely that is the Kyng of Paradys... |
| Explicit: | ... The furthe dede of mercy is to clothen the pore. A man that clotheth the pore and nedful doth a ryght faire almes and dede of mercy. And euery man ys holden that hath whereof that he may do hyt in goode manere. (fin manque) |
- London, British Library, Harley, 1671, f. 1r-85v, fin XIV–déb. XV
- The Middle English Weye of Paradys and the Middle French Voie de Paradis: A Parallel-Text Edition by F. N. M. Diekstra, Leiden, Brill (Medieval and Renaissance Authors and Texts, 1), 1991, xvi + 544 p. *
- Diekstra, F. N. M., « Robert de Sorbon and the sources and analogues of the Weye of Paradis », English Studies, 68, 1987, p. 40-65.
Rédaction: Laurent Brun
Dernière mise à jour: 21 janvier 2006