Wycliffe's Bible — Numeri (1380s)
“ Þe kyng of hym for Agag shal be take a wey, and þe kyngdom of hym shal be doon a wey. God haþ ladde hym out of Egipte, whos strengþe is lijk to an vnycorn; gentilis shulen deuowre þe enemyes of hym, and þe boonus of hem þei shulen breek, and þrille wiþ arwis. Liggynge he shal sleep as a lioun, and as a liones, þat no man shal be hardi to rere. Who blessiþ to þee, he shal be blessid; and who cursiþ, into cursynge shal he be rettyd. And Balac wrooþ aȝen Balaam, wiþ wrongun hoondis seiþ, To curse to my enemyes I haue clepid þee, to whom aȝenward þe þridde tyme þow hast blissid. ”
