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  The Destruction of Jerusalem, or Titus and Vespasian

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  Unknown

  Author

  Kara L. McShane

  Editor

  Mark J. B. Wright

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Abbreviations List
  3. Introduction

  4. ---

  5. The Destruction of Jerusalem

  6. ---

  7. Explanatory Notes
  8. Textual Notes
  9. Bibliography

  forms

  Poetry

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500)

  time periods

  15th Century

  categories

  Hagiographic romance, Romance, Vengeance of Our Lord literature, TEI-XML

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  The Digby Mary Magdalene Play

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  Unknown

  Author

  Theresa Coletti

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Abbreviations List
  3. Introduction

  4. ---

  5. The Digby Mary Magdalene Play
     1. Dramatis Personae
     2. The Digby Mary Magdalene Play

  6. ---

  7. Explanatory Notes
  8. Textual Notes
  9. Bibliography

  forms

  Drama

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500)

  time periods

  16th Century

  categories

  Drama, Hagiography, Mystery drama, TEI-XML

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  John Lydgate's Dance of Death and Related Works

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  John Lydgate

  Author

  Unknown

  Author

  Megan L. Cook

  Editor

  Elizaveta Strakhov

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Abbreviations List
  3. General Introduction

  4. ---

  5. Introduction to John Lydgate, Dance of Death: A Version (Selden)
  6. John Lydgate, Dance of Death: A Version (Selden)

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  8. Introduction to John Lydgate, Dance of Death: B Version (Lansdowne)
  9. John Lydgate, Dance of Death: B Version (Lansdowne)

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  11. Introduction to John Lydgate, "Death's Warning to the World" (DIMEV 4905)
  12. John Lydgate, "Death's Warning to the World" (DIMEV 4905)

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  14. Introduction to "Three Messengers of Death" (DIMEV 5387)
  15. "Three Messengers of Death" (DIMEV 5387)

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  17. Introduction to "A Warning Spoken by the Soul of a Dead Person" (DIMEV 3624)
  18. "A Warning Spoken by the Soul of a Dead Person" (DIMEV 3624)

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  20. Introduction to "A Mirror for Young Ladies at their Toilet" (DIMEV 3454)
  21. "A Mirror for Young Ladies at their Toilet" (DIMEV 3454)

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  23. Introduction to "The Ressoning betuix Deth and Man," Ascribed to Robert Henryson (DIMEV 4000)
  24. "The Ressoning betuix Deth and Man" (DIMEV 4000)

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  26. Introduction to "The Dawnce of Makabre" (DIMEV 4104)
  27. "The Dawnce of Makabre" (DIMEV 4104)

  28. ---

  29. Introduction to "Can Ye Dance the Shaking of the Sheets" (DIMEV 956)
  30. "Can Ye Dance the Shaking of the Sheets" (DIMEV 956)

  31. ---

  32. Introduction to La Danse macabre
  33. La Danse macabre

  34. ---

  35. Explanatory and Textual Notes
      1. Notes to John Lydgate, Dance of Death: A Version (Selden)
      2. Notes to John Lydgate, Dance of Death: B Version (Lansdowne)
      3. Notes to John Lydgate, "Death's Warning to the World"
      4. Notes to "Three Messengers of Death"
      5. Notes to "A Warning Spoken by the Soul of a Dead Person"
      6. Notes to "A Mirror for Young Ladies at their Toilet"
      7. Notes to "The Ressoning betuix Deth and Man"
      8. Notes to "The Dawnce of Makabre"
      9. Notes to "Can Ye Dance the Shaking of the Sheets"
      10. Notes to La Danse macabre
  36. Bibliography

  forms

  Poetry

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500), Scots, French, Middle (ca. 1400–1600)

  time periods

  14th Century, 15th Century, 16th Century

  categories

  Dance of death, Rhyme royal, Lyric poetry, Debate poetry, Ballad, TEI-XML, Authorship uncertain

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  Of Knyghthode and Bataile

  glossary.attributions_other

  Unknown

  Author

  Trevor Russell Smith

  Editor

  Michael Livingston

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Abbreviations List
  3. General Introduction

  4. ---

  5. Of Knyghthode and Bataile
     1. Proem
     2. Part 1: Recruitment and Training
     3. Part 2: The Military Structure
     4. Part 3: Field Tactics
     5. Part 4: Urban and Naval Warfare

  6. ---

  7. Explanatory and Textual Notes
     1. Introduction to the Notes
     2. Notes to Proem
     3. Notes to Part 1: Recruitment and Training
     4. Notes to Part 2: The Military Structure
     5. Notes to Part 3: Field Tactics
     6. Notes to Part 4: Urban and Naval Warfare

  8. ---

  9. Appendix: Concordance to Latin Vegetius
  10. Bibliography

  forms

  Poetry

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500)

  time periods

  15th Century

  categories

  Military treatise, Rhyme royal, Advice for princes, TEI-XML

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  The Owl and the Nightingale and the English Poems of Oxford, Jesus College, MS 29 (II)

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  Thomas of Hales

  Author

  Unknown

  Author

  Susanna Fein

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Dedication
  2. Acknowledgments
  3. Abbreviations List
  4. General Introduction
  5. Introductions to Articles
     1. Introduction to Articles 1-10
     2. Introductions to Articles 11-20
     3. Introductions to Articles 21-28

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  7. Oxford, Jesus College, MS 29 (II)
     1. 1. The Passion of Jesus Christ in English
     2. 2. The Owl and the Nightingale
     3. 3. Poema Morale
     4. 4. The Saws of Saint Bede
     5. 5. The Woman of Samaria
     6. 6. Weal
     7. 7. Death's Wither-Clench
     8. 8. An Orison to Our Lady
     9. 9. Will and Wit
     10. 10. The Annuciation
     11. 11. The Five Joys of Our Lady Saint Mary
     12. 12. When Holy Church is Under Foot
     13. 13. Doomsday
     14. 14. Death
     15. 15. Ten Abuses
     16. 16. A Little Sooth Sermon
     17. 17. Antiphon of Saint Thomas the Martyr in English
     18. 18. On Serving Christ
     19. 19. Love Rune
     20. 20. Song of the Annunciation
     21. 21. Fire and Ice
     22. 22. Signs of Death
     23. 23. Three Sorrowful Tidings
     24. 24. The Proverbs of Alfred
     25. 25. An Orison to Our Lady
     26. 26. A Homily on Sooth Love
     27. 27. The Shires and Hundreds of England
     28. 28. The Eleven Pains of Hell

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  9. Explanatory Notes and Textual Notes to Articles
     1. Notes to Articles 1-10
     2. Notes to Articles 11-20
     3. Notes to Articles 21-28
  10. Index of First Lines
  11. Index of Proper Names
  12. Bibliography

  forms

  Poetry, Prose, Codex

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500)

  time periods

  13th Century

  categories

  Biblical exegesis, Debate poetry, Sermon, Proverb, Tail rhyme, Lyric poetry, Prayer, Lyric poetry (Marian), Complaint (Poetry), Family romance, Wisdom literature, Otherworldly, TEI-XML

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  Two Middle English Prayer Cycles: Holkham Prayers and Meditations and Simon Appulby, The Fruyte of Redempcyon

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  Simon Appulby

  Author

  Unknown

  Author

  Ben Parsons

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Dedication
  2. Acknowledgments
  3. Abbreviations List
  4. General Introduction

  5. ---

  6. Introduction to Holkham Prayers and Meditations
  7. Holkham Prayers and Meditations

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  9. Introduction to Appulby's The Fruyte of Redempcyon
  10. The Fruyte of Redempcyon

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  12. Explanatory Notes and Textual Notes
      1. Explanatory Notes to Holkham Prayers and Meditations
      2. Textual Notes to Holkham Prayers and Meditations
      3. Explanatory Notes to Appulby's The Fruyte of Redempcyon
      4. Textual Notes to Appulby's The Fruyte of Redempcyon

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  14. Appendix: Rubrics from Weydenbosch, Antidotarius Animae
  15. Bibliography

  forms

  Prose

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500)

  time periods

  15th Century

  categories

  Biblical exegesis, Prayer, TEI-XML

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  William Caxton's Paris and Vienne and Blanchardyn and Eglantine

  glossary.attributions_other

  William Caxton

  Author

  Pierre de la Cépède

  Author

  Harriet Hudson

  Editor

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  contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Abbreviations List
  3. General Introduction

  4. ---

  5. Introduction to Paris and Vienne
  6. Paris and Vienne

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  8. Introduction to Blanchardyn and Eglantine
  9. Blanchardyn and Eglantine
     1. Caxton's Dedication
     2. Caxton's Table of Chapters
     3. Blanchardyn and Eglantine

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  11. Explanatory Notes and Textual Notes
      1. Introduction to the Notes to Paris and Vienne
      2. Notes to Paris and Vienne
      3. Notes to Blanchardyn and Eglantine
  12. Appendix: Paris and Vienne, Cépède's Prologue
  13. Bibliography

  forms

  Prose

  languages

  English, Middle (1100–1500)

  time periods

  15th Century

  categories

  Romance, Family romance, TEI-XML