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TitleThe Ressoning betuix Deth and Man. That is, the discussion between Death and Man. See MED resoun (n.2), sense 8: “speech, talk, discourse.”back to note source 2Quhilk sowld thy myrrour be. Compare Lydgate’s verba translatoris to the Dance of Death (A text, lines 31, 637 and B text, line 565) where he counsels his audience to have his words as a mirror before their mind. The same image reappears in this poem at line 10.back to note source24The subject of this line (“he” in the gloss) is “nane” (no one) in line 21.back to note source