G3779–οὕτως–ohutō, ohutōs

Ye moost dere britheren, if God louede vs, we owen to loue ech other.

οὕτως houtōs “so”

so also thou hast men holdinge the teching of Nycholaitis.

οὕτως houtōs “So”

He that ouercometh, schal be clothid thus with whijt clothis; and Y schal not do awei his name fro the book of lijf, and Y schal knoueleche his name bifore my fadir, and bifore hise aungels.

οὕτως houtōs “thus”

but for thou art lew, and nether cold, nether hoot, Y schal bigynne to caste thee out of my mouth.

οὕτως houtōs “So”

And so Y say horsis in visioun; and thei that saten on hem hadden firy haburiouns, and of iacynt, and of brymstoon. And the heedis of the horsis weren as heedis of liouns; and fier, and smoke, and brymston, cometh forth of the mouth of hem.

οὕτως houtōs “thus”

And if ony man wole anoye hem, fier schal go out of the mouth of hem, and schal deuoure her enemyes. And if ony wole hirte hem, thus it bihoueth hym to be slayn.

οὕτως houtōs “thus”

And leityngis weren maad, and voices, and thundris; and a greet erthe mouyng was maad, which manere neuere was, sithen men weren on erthe, siche `erthe mouyng so greet.

οὕτω houtō “so”

And o stronge aungel took vp a stoon, as a greet mylne stoon, and keste in to the see, and seide, In this bire thilke greet citee Babiloyn schal be sent, and now it schal no more be foundun.

οὕτως houtōs “Thus”