TR5. 204 Ănd thér hĭs sórwĕs thát hĕ spárĕd háddĕ
TR5. 205 Hĕ yáf ăn íssuĕ lárge, ănd “Déth!” hĕ críedĕ;
TR5. 206 Ănd ín hĭs thrówĕs frénĕtík ănd máddĕ
TR5. 207 Hĕ córseth Jŏve, Áppŏlló, ănd ék Cŭpídĕ;
TR5. 208 Hĕ córsĕth Cérĕs, Bácŭs, ánd Cĭprídĕ,
TR5. 209 Hĭs búrthe, hy̆msélf, hĭs fáte, ănd ék nătúrĕ,
TR5. 210 Ănd, sáve hĭs lády̆, évery̆ créătúre.

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• Differences among the manuscripts and editions:
• English translations (Windeatt: 1998): And there he gave full vent to the sorrows that he had held in and cried out: ‘Death!’ And in his frantic mad throes he cursed Jove, Apollo, and also Cupid; he cursed Ceres, Bacchus, and Venus, his birth, himself, his fate, and also Nature, and, except his lady, every created thing.
• Japanese translations (Sasamoto: 2012): 彼は自分の部屋で今まで抑制していた悲しみを自由に吐き出し、「死だ！」と叫んだ。そして気も狂わんばかりの激しい苦しみの中、ユーピテル、アポロンを呪う、そしてクピードをも呪う。さらにケーレス、バッコス、そしてシプリダを呪う。彼の誕生を、彼自身を、彼の運命を、自然も、そして彼の愛人を除く全ての被造物をも呪う。
• Chinese translations (Fang: 1956): 他所紧闭着的一腔悲哀，此刻才奔放出来，呼唤着死亡的来临；在狂痛中他诅咒着穹父与阿波罗，以及可必德，诅咒着西列斯，白格斯，和西帕丽，骂着自然，怨恨自己的诞生和命运，以及除了爱人以外的天地万物，

Word Information

• Etymology: OF
• Addresser: Narrator
• Addressee: N/A
• Adjectives with which juxtaposed: N/A
• Counterpart in its source (Fil): 5.16
• Noun(s) (NPs) modified: suffering, sorrow or grief (Troilus’s sorrow)
• Attributive/ Predicative: predicative

Information in Previous Studies

• OED: Not quoted
• MED: 7. (d) of a place of entrance or exit, a way of life: open of access; of passage: open, unrestricted; (s.v. lā̆rǧe, adj.)

• Commented in other previous works:
• Windeatt (2003: 277): yaf an issue large: gave full vent to
• Fisher (1989: 507): yaf an yssue large: gave full vent to
• Benson (1987: 563): yaf an issue large: gave full vent to (his feelings)
• Davis et al. (1979): Not quoted
• Donaldson (1975): N/A
• Baugh (1963: 185): yaf an issue large: gave free vent to

Possible Definitions

open, unrestriced

Comments from the Editor

See my comment of ‘frenetik’ (adj., Tr5.206).