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Explanatory Notes to 20. Song of the Annunciation
The Owl and the Nightingale and the English Poems of Oxford, Jesus College, MS 29 (II)
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Explanatory Notes to 20. Song of the Annunciation
The Owl and the Nightingale and the English Poems of Oxford, Jesus College, MS 29 (II)
Explanatory Notes to 20. Song of the Annunciation
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Dedication
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations List
General Introduction
Introductions to Articles
Introduction to Articles 1-10
Introductions to Articles 11-20
Introductions to Articles 21-28
Oxford, Jesus College, MS 29 (II)
1. The Passion of Jesus Christ in English
2. The Owl and the Nightingale
3. Poema Morale
4. The Saws of Saint Bede
5. The Woman of Samaria
6. Weal
7. Death's Wither-Clench
8. An Orison to Our Lady
9. Will and Wit
10. The Annuciation
11. The Five Joys of Our Lady Saint Mary
12. When Holy Church is Under Foot
13. Doomsday
14. Death
15. Ten Abuses
16. A Little Sooth Sermon
17. Antiphon of Saint Thomas the Martyr in English
18. On Serving Christ
19. Love Rune
20. Song of the Annunciation
21. Fire and Ice
22. Signs of Death
23. Three Sorrowful Tidings
24. The Proverbs of Alfred
25. An Orison to Our Lady
26. A Homily on Sooth Love
27. The Shires and Hundreds of England
28. The Eleven Pains of Hell
Explanatory Notes and Textual Notes to Articles
Notes to Articles 1-10
Notes to Articles 11-20
Notes to Articles 21-28
Index of First Lines
Index of Proper Names
Bibliography
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11
Monnes imone on me ne may no
mon fynde
. Compare Luke 1:34: “How shall this be done, because I know not man?” This line is parodied in
A Little Sooth Sermon
(art. 16),
lines 47–48 (see note)
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