T. Car en tel apparat que ont le homme et la femme qui sunt ensemble par marriage, tel aournement ne differe en rien des parlers que l'en seult faire es tragedies.

G. C'est a dire que tel excés de cointise est leaide chose et deshoneste, aussi comme sunt les paroles de tragedies. Ou selon une autre exposition, tele chose donne Acheson de parler en mal, aussi comme l'en parle es tragedies. Ce sunt dicties et rimes de choses villaines et deshonestes. Et est dit de tragos en grec, que est bouc ou beste puante; car en signe des ordes paroles et diffamees que l’en disoit en teles rimes, l’en donnoit un bouc.

[T. For the outward adornment of the couple may be no different from the speeches commonly associated with tragedies.

G. That is to say that such an excess of affectation is ugly and unseemly, like the words used in tragedies. Or according to another commentator, such a thing gives opportunity for evil tongues, such as one hears in tragedy. Tragedies are ditties and rimes about base and improper things. And the word is derived from tragos in Greek, meaning goat or stinking animal, because to symbolize the filthy words and scandal of these rimes, a goat was sacrificed.]