And thei feyn Sothe, th^t there i$ ao Aun-
gele with in heip ; for there ben x maner of
Auageles, a gode and an evelle; as the
Grekfs feyn, Cachq and Calo ; this Cacho is
the wykked Aongelle, and Calo is the gode
Aungelle: but the tother is not the god^
Aungeile, but the wykked Aungelle, that is
with inne the Ydoles, for to difgeyyen hem,
and for to meyntenen hem in hire errpur.
There ben ^lanye other dy verfe Contrees
$ind manye other M^rveyles bezonde^ that \
I^ye not feen : w her fore of henoi I c^n not Ipek^
propurly, to t^ile %o\x the m^ere of hem^.
And alfi) in the Contrees where I have ben^
ben manye dy verfitees of manye wondir fulie
thinges, mo thannelmake mencioun of. For it
were to ionge thing to devyfe zpu the manerc.
And therfore that that I have deviled zou of
^erteyn Contrees, that I have fpoken of be-
^re^^ I ^fechf: 7;oar<^ wotthi an4 excellenj^

Nobleflfc



Sir John Maundevile, Kt. 381

Noblefle, that it faffifeto zou at this tyme.
