Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	duke_n	king_n	york_n	13,001	5	9.6505	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A69000	[A prognostication for 1498]		1498 (1498)	STC 385.3; ESTC S120404	3,584	6

seconde quarter happely shall a kyng take a Iourney out of his realme / but yf he so do he shall not come home ayen for his enmye● Kyngꝭ pryncꝭ this yere shall not be wtout trouble heuynesse bycause of dyscorde bytwene theym / also Insurreccyon of they● subgectes / wherefore it is good þ t kyngꝭ pryncꝭ kepe theȳ wyse from the cōmune people from poysons other perylles / nor 〈◊〉 shall not be good for theym to moue warre the fyrst .iij. quarter● of the yere / nor yet to moue warre by theyr men from þ e mydde 〈◊〉 August to the .xx. day of Octobre / but yf warre be moued ayen● theym lete theym resyste it by prouysyon dyfferre it þ t shal 〈◊〉 best / but in conclusyon the kyngꝭ prynces shall subdue theyr a●uersaryes as sayd the last yere in my pronostycacōns / wherby 〈◊〉 Cornyshmen yf they had ben wyse myght haue ben ware ¶ It sholde seme by the reuolucyon of the yere þ t kynges sho●● take Iourneys to fyght ayenst theyr enmyes / but lete theȳ bew●● of perylles syknesses other suche hurtes Ieopardyes ¶ The kyng of Englond this yere shall ouercome his enmye● ▪ shal be exalted fortunate with his childern / he shal be this yere d●●posed to ryde about his realme to sporte hym to ouersee o●● his realme / in whiche Iourney a knyght or one apte to the wa●●● a man of grete strength a seruaūt of the kyngꝭ court shall 〈◊〉 Englonde shall not be without syknesses pestylences / march●tes of Englonde shall prospere haue wynnynge ¶ The prynce Arthure this yere shal prospere encreace his ●●●staūce honour My lorde Herry duke of Yorke / my lady M●●garete his syster the whiche shall after this be a quene or elles ●●ue some grete honour shall this yere be hole fornunate ¶ The kyng of Fraūce shal this yere abyde in his realme 〈◊〉 not go out at lest but by a lytell Iourney / yf he do he shall o●●●come his enmyes But it shal be good for hym to kepe good d●●● the .iij. quarter afore lest he haue syknesses / he shal be loue● 〈◊〉 his subgectes / but it is to be doubted þ t one grete man shall n●●● Insurreccyon ayenst hym / he shall spende his substaūce by ●●●ryours by fyre A scrybe or a wyse phylosophre a woma● 〈◊〉 the kynges blood shall deye The realme of Fraūce shall n●●● ●ithout dyscorde syknesses ¶ The kyng of Spayne this yere ●●albe in helth prosperyte / his lordes helpers shal be exalted ●●t some shall vary from his mynde / þ e whiche shal be punysshed 〈◊〉 Inprysonement / he shal not be moche troubled with warre this ye 〈◊〉 but they þ t be his enmyes shall departe with worde wtout batayll / 〈◊〉 payne shall not be wtout syknesses deth / in the .ij. quarter ●●●cy shal haue stryf wherby some shal be Inprysoned or els deye ▪ The kyng of Romayns this yere shal be moued with warre his ●●des helpers shal be vexed with syknesses / they shall not be all ●●e to hȳ his substaūce shal be consumed by warryours / wherso ●●it shal be good for hym to beware of his enmyes of poysons ●●all euyll gydynge / for it is to be fered lest some Infortune hap 〈◊〉 hȳ also by syknesse The tyme of gretest peryll shal be in þe●●●st the .iij. quarter to tell þ e day houre were harde wtout grete ●●●our / but wyse men wyll walke surely by þ e waye ¶ The kyng 〈◊〉 Scottꝭ this yere shal be in peryll of hote syknesses or els venym 〈◊〉 els some other euyl accydent / wherfor late hȳ beware in þ e fyrst ●●●arter / his helpers nor his substaūce shall not prospere ¶ The ●●ke of Burgoyne shal be heuy this yere shall haue a syknesse / ●●●erfore lete hȳ his coūseyll take hede / þ t tyme of gretest peryll ●●●lbe in the .ij. quarter Flaūdres shal not prospere for dyuerse in●●●tunes as dyscorde batayl syknesses deth effusyon of blood fyre 〈◊〉 Gouernours of cytees this yere shall do metely well / but lete ●●●ȳ beware of dyscordes syknesses Inprysonementes deth / ●●●nely in the .ij. quarter more in the west partyes than in thest ●●●tyes As for men subget to the .xij. sygnes Iouerpasse / who lust ●●ee theȳ he may haue recours to þ e latyn boke Of men subget ●●●e .vij. planetes fyrst to Saturne Saturnꝰ as be relygyous 〈◊〉 clothed with black habytes wyse phylosophres dyuynes / olde 〈◊〉 fullers vyle men namely excercysynge themself in water 〈◊〉 this yere do metely well / lete theȳ beware of syknesses in a ●●●●all in the .iij. qarter Ionyals as cardynals bysshops other ●●●●atꝭ Coūseyllours of kyngꝭ canonystes lawyers nobles go●●●●ours of cytees shal do as is aforsayd of gouernours of cytees ●●●●cyalles as be dukes captayns soudyers counseyllours of ¶ Iule shal be temperate ynough after his nature / but about the begynnynge shal be grete raynes wynde with hayle thonder lyghtnynge / namely about the .iij. daye / dayes of alteracōn after þ e begynnynge shal be .viij. x. xiij xvi xix xx xxij xxiij xxvij xxix xxx ¶ August shal be temperate ynough after his nature / but in the fyrst thyrde partye shal be grete raynes wyndes with thonder and hayle / but in the other two partyes it shall alter / dayes of alteracyon xiij xiiij xvij xx xxiij xxvi ¶ Septembre shal be wyndy rayny tempestuous with thonder and lyghtnynge / dayes of alteracyon .ij. v. vi ix xij xv xvi xix xx xxij xxvi xxvij xxviij xxix xxx ¶ Octobre shal be accordynge to his nature fro the .iij. daye the .vi. daye to the .xvij. and in the .xx. xxij and .xxiij. daye shabe rayne colde wynde moost about the .xxviij. daye afore after ¶ Nouembre shal be very rayny tempestuous with grete chaūgynge of the ayer with rayne wynde happly snowe ¶ Decembre shal be colde wyndy rayny snowy / dayes of alteracōn .ij. iij. vi vij ix x. xiij xvi xvij xviij xxi xxv xxvi xxviij xxxi ¶ Ianuary shal be very colde with stronge wynde rayne snowe ¶ February shal be moche lyke Ianuary / it is here to be noted þ t þ e days of alteracōn shall not be taken þ e same self day / for somtyme it shal be in þ e nyght before or after / also it may not be lyke in all places for þ e dyuersyte of the clymate / it appereth by þ t is aforsayd þ t it shal be Ieopardous seylynge on þ t see / wherfore late shypmen marchaūtes beware / fyrst shall blowe the est wynde after south then north after west then est by south then southwest then est by north last northwest shall moost blowe / this yere sholde seme to be erthequakes in wynter name in Ianuary and February / wherfore I conclude þ t this yere shal be plentuous ynough of suche thynges as growe on þ e erthe / but in some places of tempest corrupcyon of the ayer the fruyte shal be hurte ¶ Sonnes childern messengers shall not do well this yere for syknesses other infortunes This yere shal be many syknesses / as feuers contynuall tercyans pestylence bledynge at nose paynes of the heed the eyes the bely many bytwene þ e skynne the flesshe carbuncles pokes scabbes suche / but ther shall not many men deye therof in comparyson of so many dyuerse syknesses / but yonge folke very aged shal be moost vexed moost wȳmen As for the pockes the cure of theȳ who lust to rede / lete theȳ see the latyn boke of this yere the last there he shall fynde þ t may contente his mynde Seruaūtes this yere both men wȳmen shal not prospere bycause of syknesses / shall not well do theyr dewtees to theyr maysters for pryde / many shall departe fro theyr mayster Smale bestes as sheep gootꝭ hogges suche other shall haue syknesses shal deye / wherfore it shal be holsom to ete wylde soule Wȳmen this yere shall haue many syknesses / wȳmen with childe shal be in peryll / weddynge shal be with grete stryfe falshede many shal make two cōtractes namely in þ e two myddel quarters Felowes shall vse sotyltee falshede This yere shal be more dysposed to stryf bytwene kynges theyr subgectes than þ e last the .v. daye of Septēber shal be some grete peryll of erthe quake stryf or fyrynge / the .ij. day of Nouēbre / the .xxxi. day of Decēber / the .xxx. day of Ianuary the .xxviij. day of February late theȳ beware þ t make insurreccyons ayenst the prynce / for they shall haue the werse The tyme that men shal be moost dysposed to stryf fyghtynge shal be the .x. the .xxiiij. day of Apryll or there about / after the myddes of May the begynnynge of Iune Iuly after þ e myddes of August afore th ende of Septembre about the begynnynge th ende of Nouembre Yf ther be ony deth this yere of men or bestes it shall not be vnyuersall namely of men but by the swerde / sodeyne deth pestylence shall men deye / a kyng or elles some noble prynce shall this yere deye / a man a woman of grete fame rychesse shall this yere deye Nourses handmaydens of kyngꝭ shal be in peryll Herytages goodes of deed men shal be Iustly admynystred The crysten fayth shal be honoured this yere but as for scyence wysedom shal be les honoured They þ t make longe Iourneys pylgryms shall do metely well / but some shal be vexed with colde syknesses of theyr enmyes so þ t they shall neuer come home ayen This yere shal not be good for kyngꝭ to make longe Iourneys in þ e fyrst seconde quarter / in the