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Sir Bevis of Hampton
edited from Naples, Biblioteca Nazionale, MS XIII.B.29 and Cambridge, University Library, MS Ff.2.38 – Volume 2, [...] -
<<The>> surgeon in medieval English literature
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<<The>> Middle English text of "Caxton's Ovid", books II-III
edited from Cambridge, Magdalene College, Old Library, MS F.4.34 -
<<The>> rewyll of Seynt Sauioure and other Middle English Brigittine legislative texts
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William of Palerne
an alliterative romance -
Piers Dischevele
myrie tales and gladde ymages ; [der Struwwelpeter in Middle English] -
John Lydgate's dance of death and related works
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<<A>> Middle English version of the Circa Instans
edited from Cambridge, CUL, MS Ee.I.13 -
Lives of saints
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<<The>> book of Troilus and Criseyde
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Glossary to "A Middle English reader"
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Glossary to "A Middle English reader"
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<<The>> Middle English translations of Robert Grosseteste's Chateau d'amour
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<<A>> late Middle English version of The gospel of Nicodemus
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<<A>> dialogue between reason and adversity
a late Middle English version of Petrarch's De remediis -
Sidrak and Bokkus
a parallel-text edition from Bodleian Library, MS Laud Misc. 559 and British Library, MS Lansdowne 793 -
Gilte legende
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<<The>> old English Herbarium and Medicina de Quadrupedibus
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Alexander and Dindimus
edited from Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Bodley 264 -
<<The>> Fifteen Oes and other prayers
edited from the text published by William Caxton (1491) -
<<The>> poems of William Dunbar
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Layamons Brut, or chronicle of Britain
a poetical semi-saxon paraphrase of The Brut of Wace -
<<The>> Syon pardon treatise
edited from London, British Library, MS Harley 2321 -
Caxton's Malory
a new edition of Sir Thomas Malory's "Le morte Darthur" based on the Pierpont Morgan copy of William Caxton's edition of 1485 -
To instruct and to entertain - medieval didactic dialogues
the Old English prose "Solomon and Saturn", the Middle English "Master of Oxford's catechism" and their reconstructed Latin source; the Old English "Adrian and Ritheus", and the Old Icelandic "Dialogue between a pupil and his master"