ordene adj.

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TR1. 890 “Ănd fórthĭ lóke ŏf góod cŏmfórt thŏw bé;
TR1. 891 Fŏr cértĕinlý, thĕ férstĕ póynt ĭs thís
TR1. 892 Ŏf nóblĕ córăge ánd wĕl órdĕyné,
TR1. 893 Ă mán tŏ háve pĕes wíth hy̆msélf, y̆wís.
TR1. 894 Sŏ óghtĭst thów, fŏr nóht bŭt góod ĭt ís
TR1. 895 Tŏ lóvĕ wél, ănd ín ă wórthy̆ plácĕ;
TR1. 896 Thĕ óghtĕ nót tŏ clépe ĭt háp, bŭt grácĕ.

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  • Differences among the manuscripts and editions:
  • English translations (Windeatt: 1998): And so mind you take heart! For indeed, in a noble and well-ordered nature the most important thing is for a man to be at peace with himself. So ought you to be, for there’s nothing but good in loving well and in a worthy place. You oughtn’t to call it chance but grace.
  • Japanese translations (Sasamoto: 2012): だから元気一杯の様子を見せてください。というのは、きっと、高貴で節度ある心がけの第一の点は、こういうこと、自己に平和な心を持つことですから。若君もそうなさるべきです、何しろ、よく愛し合うこと、しかも立派な地位での恋愛はいいことずくめですから。これを若君は偶然と呼ぶべきではなく、お恵みと呼ぶべきです。
  • Chinese translations (Fang: 1956): 所以,你尽可安心下来;要知道,做一个高尚稳重的人,其第一要义就在能够自寻安宁;你正应这样,你既有了一个好目标在面前,这就是爱的大路,再好也没有了,你不应视为偶然,其实还是天意。

Word Information

  • Etymology: OF
  • Addresser: Pandarus
  • Addressee: Troilus
  • Adjectives with which juxtaposed: N/A
  • Counterpart in its source (Fil): N/A
  • Noun(s) (NPs) modified: human beings
  • Attributive/ Predicative: predicative

Information in Previous Studies

  • OED: Not quoted
  • MED: 1. (a) Orderly, well-regulated, moderate; (s.v. ordenẹ̄, adj.)
  • Commented in other previous works:
  • Windeatt (2003: 41): ordeyné: regulated
  • Fisher (1989: 414): wel ordayne: very ordered
  • Benson (1987: 485): ordeyné: arranged, regulated
  • Davis et al. (1979): regular, well-ordered (s.v. ordenee, adj.)
  • Donaldson (1975: 742): ordainee: governed
  • Baugh (1963: 95): ordeyné: OF. ordené, regulated

Possible Definitions

regulated, governed, moderate 

Comments from the Editor

See my comment of ‘first’ (ord. num. (as adj.), Tr1.891).