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confessio amantis-第102部分

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Which nevere yit cam into blame;
Whan that the thinges weren hidde。
Bot in youre tale; as it betidde;  6790
Venus discoverede al the cas;
And ek also brod dai it was;
Whan Phebus such a Stelthe wroghte;
Wherof the Maide in blame he broghte;
That afterward sche was so lore。
Bot for ye seiden nou tofore
Hou stelthe of love goth be nyhte;
And doth hise thinges out of syhte;
Therof me liste also to hiere
A tale lich to the matiere;  6800
Wherof I myhte ensample take。
Mi goode Sone; and for thi sake;
So as it fell be daies olde;
And so as the Poete it tolde;
Upon the nyhtes micherie
Nou herkne a tale of Poesie。
The myhtieste of alle men
Whan Hercules with Eolen;
Which was the love of his corage;
Togedre upon a Pelrinage  6810
Towardes Rome scholden go;
It fell hem be the weie so;
That thei upon a dai a Cave
Withinne a roche founden have;
Which was real and glorious
And of Entaile curious;
Be name and Thophis it was hote。

The Sonne schon tho wonder hote;
As it was in the Somer tyde;
This Hercules; which be his syde   6820
Hath Eolen his love there;
Whan thei at thilke cave were;
He seide it thoghte him for the beste
That sche hire for the hete reste
Al thilke day and thilke nyht;
And sche; that was a lusti wyht;
It liketh hire al that he seide:
And thus thei duelle there and pleide
The longe dai。 And so befell;
This Cave was under the hell    6830
Of Tymolus; which was begrowe
With vines; and at thilke throwe
Faunus with Saba the goddesse;
Be whom the large wildernesse
In thilke time stod governed;
Weere in a place; as I am lerned;
Nyh by; which Bachus wode hihte。
This Faunus tok a gret insihte
Of Eolen; that was so nyh;
For whan that he hire beaute syh;  6840
Out of his wit he was assoted;
And in his herte it hath so noted;
That he forsok the Nimphes alle;
And seide he wolde; hou so it falle;
Assaie an other forto winne;
So that his hertes thoght withinne
He sette and caste hou that he myhte
Of love pyke awey be nyhte
That he be daie in other wise
To stele mihte noght suffise:   6850
And therupon his time he waiteth。
Nou tak good hiede hou love afaiteth
Him which withal is overcome。
Faire Eolen; whan sche was come
With Hercules into the Cave;
Sche seide him that sche wolde have
Hise clothes of and hires bothe;
That ech of hem scholde other clothe。
And al was do riht as sche bad;
He hath hire in hise clothes clad      6860
And caste on hire his gulion;
Which of the Skyn of a Leoun
Was mad; as he upon the weie
It slouh; and overthis to pleie
Sche tok his grete Mace also
And knet it at hir gerdil tho。
So was sche lich the man arraied;
And Hercules thanne hath assaied
To clothen him in hire array:
And thus thei jape forth the dai;  6870
Til that her Souper redy were。
And whan thei hadden souped there;
Thei schopen hem to gon to reste;
And as it thoghte hem for the beste;
Thei bede; as for that ilke nyht;
Tuo sondri beddes to be dyht;
For thei togedre ligge nolde;
Be cause that thei offre wolde
Upon the morwe here sacrifice。
The servantz deden here office  6880
And sondri beddes made anon;
Wherin that thei to reste gon
Ech be himself in sondri place。
Faire Eole hath set the Mace
Beside hire beddes hed above;
And with the clothes of hire love
Sche helede al hire bed aboute;
And he; which hadde of nothing doute;
Hire wympel wond aboute his cheke;
Hire kertell and hire mantel eke   6890
Abrod upon his bed he spredde。
And thus thei slepen bothe abedde;
And what of travail; what of wyn;
The servantz lich to drunke Swyn
Begunne forto route faste。
This Faunus; which his Stelthe caste;
Was thanne come to the Cave;
And fond thei weren alle save
Withoute noise; and in he wente。
The derke nyht his sihte blente;   6900
And yit it happeth him to go
Where Eolen abedde tho
Was leid al one for to slepe;
Bot for he wolde take kepe
Whos bed it was; he made assai;
And of the Leoun; where it lay;
The Cote he fond; and ek he fieleth
The Mace; and thanne his herte kieleth;
That there dorste he noght abyde;
Bot stalketh upon every side    6910
And soghte aboute with his hond;
That other bedd til that he fond;
Wher lai bewympled a visage。
Tho was he glad in his corage;
For he hir kertell fond also
And ek hir mantell bothe tuo
Bespred upon the bed alofte。
He made him naked thanne; and softe
Into the bedd unwar he crepte;
Wher Hercules that time slepte;    6920
And wende wel it were sche;
And thus in stede of Eole
Anon he profreth him to love。
But he; which felte a man above;
This Hercules; him threw to grounde
So sore; that thei have him founde
Liggende there upon the morwe;
And tho was noght a litel sorwe;
That Faunus of himselve made;
Bot elles thei were alle glade  6930
And lowhen him to scorne aboute:
Saba with Nimphis al a route
Cam doun to loke hou that he ferde;
And whan that thei the sothe herde;
He was bejaped overal。
Mi Sone; be thou war withal
To seche suche mecheries;
Bot if thou have the betre aspies;
In aunter if the so betyde
As Faunus dede thilke tyde;  6940
Wherof thou miht be schamed so。
Min holi fader; certes no。
Bot if I hadde riht good leve;
Such mecherie I thenke leve:
Mi feinte herte wol noght serve;
For malgre wolde I noght deserve
In thilke place wher I love。
Bot for ye tolden hier above
Of Covoitise and his pilage;
If ther be more of that lignage;   6950
Which toucheth to mi schrifte; I preie
That ye therof me wolde seie;
So that I mai the vice eschuie。
Mi Sone; if I be order suie
The vices; as thei stonde arowe;
Of Covoitise thou schalt knowe
Ther is yit on; which is the laste;
In whom ther mai no vertu laste;
For he with god himself debateth;
Wherof that al the hevene him hateth。    6960
The hihe god; which alle goode
Pourveied hath for mannes fode
Of clothes and of mete and drinke;
Bad Adam that he scholde swinke
To geten him his sustienance:
And ek he sette an ordinance
Upon the lawe of Moi5ses;
That though a man be haveles;
Yit schal he noght be thefte stele。
Bot nou adaies ther ben fele;       6970
That wol no labour undertake;
Bot what thei mai be Stelthe take
Thei holde it sikerliche wonne。
And thus the lawe is overronne;
Which god hath set; and namely
With hem that so untrewely
The goodes robbe of holi cherche。
The thefte which thei thanne werche
Be name is cleped Sacrilegge;
Ayein the whom I thenke alegge。    6980
Of his condicion to telle;
Which rifleth bothe bok and belle;
So forth with al the remenant
To goddes hous appourtenant;
Wher that he scholde bidde his bede;
He doth his thefte in holi stede;
And takth what thing he fint therinne:
For whan he seth that he mai winne;
He wondeth for no cursednesse;
That he ne brekth the holinesse    6990
And doth to god no reverence;
For he hath lost his conscience;
That though the Prest therfore curse;
He seith he fareth noght the wurse。
And forto speke it otherwise;
What man that lasseth the franchise
And takth of holi cherche his preie;
I not what bedes he schal preie。
Whan he fro god; which hath yive al;
The Pourpartie in special;   7000
Which unto Crist himself is due;
Benymth; he mai noght wel eschue
The peine comende afterward;
For he hath mad his foreward
With Sacri
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