fatal – A Chaucer Lexicon

fatal adj.

etymology : L&OF
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : destiny or fate (destiny)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR5.1, TR5.2, TR5.3, TR5.4, TR5.5, TR5.6, TR5.7,

TR5.1 Ăpróchĕn gán thĕ fátăl désty̆né TR5.2 Thăt Jóvĕs háth ĭn díspŏsícĭóun, TR5.3 Ănd tó yŏw, ángry̆ Párcăs, sústrĕn thré, TR5.4 Cŏmmíttĕth tŏ dón éxĕcúcĭóun; TR5.5 Fŏr whích Crĭséydĕ móste óut ŏf thĕ tówn, TR5.6 Ănd Tróĭlús shăl dwéllĕn fórth ĭn pýnĕ TR5.7 Tĭl Láchĕsís hĭs thréd nŏ léngĕr twýnĕ. Line Information Differences among the ..

fatal adj.

fatal

etymology : L&OF
addresser : Troilus
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : supernatural beings (the three Fates)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR3.729, TR3.730, TR3.731, TR3.732, TR3.733, TR3.734, TR3.735,

TR3.729 “Měrcúrǐe, fór thě lóve ǒf Híěrse ékě, TR3.730 Fǒr whích Pǎllás wǎs wíth Ǎgláwrǒs wróth, TR3.731 Nǒw hélp! Ǎnd ék Dǐáne, Ǐ thé bǐsékě TR3.732 Thǎt thís vǐágě bé nǒught tó thě lóoth! TR3.733 Ǒ fátǎl sústrěn whích, ěr ány̌ clóth TR3.734 Mě shápěn wás, my̌ déstǐné mě spónně, TR3.735 Sǒ hélpěth tó thǐs ..