Authors of the Middle Ages. Volume I, Nos 1–4. English Writers of the Late Middle Ages [John Mandeville; John Trevisa; William Langland; Thomas Hoccleve]

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First published 1994 by Ashgate Publishing. Transfered to Digital Printing in 2009. "Authors of the Middle Ages" is a new series designed for research and reference. Each part, by an expert on the subject, gives an account of the facts known about a particular Author’s life and immediate historical context, together with a review of subsequent scholarship. This is supported by citation of all known contemporary references; a dated and classified list of manuscripts and editions; a bibliography of secondary sources; and appendices listing or printing the key literary and documentary sources. The aim is to combine, in one compact work, a bibliography of a medieval author with all the information needed for further research. Each will be available individually, or in a collection with three other contemporary Authors. "Authors of the Middle Ages" is divided into two sub-series, "English Writers of the Late Middle Ages" and "Historical and Religious Writers of the Latin West".

Author(s): Michael C. Seymour (ed.), David C. Fowler, Ralph Hanna III, John A. Burrow
Series: Authors of the Middle Ages, I, 1-4
Publisher: Routledge
Year: 2016

Language: English
Pages: 254

1. SIR JOHN MANDEVILLE / Michael C. Seymour (1993) 1-64
PART I. The Facts
The nature of the inquiry
The French versions
The date of composition
Provenance
The nationality of the author
The account of Egypt and the Holy Land
The geography
The orthodoxy of the book
Conclusions
PART II. The Fictions
The nature of the interpolations
The Liège interpolations
The apocryphal works
The epitaph
Later accretions
The chronology of the myth
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Manuscripts of the Continental Tradition
Manuscripts of the Insular Tradition
Manuscripts of the Liège Tradition
Editions
Secondary Sources

2. JOHN TREVISA / David C. Fowler (1993) 65-126
Trevisa's Origins
Years at Oxford
Trevisa's Colleges and Associates
University Education
Queen's College Long Rolls
Expulsions from Queen's College
Biblical Translation
Trevisa's Installation as Vicar of Berkeley
Years in Gloucestershire
The Parish of Berkeley
Disputes at Stone and Westbury
Final Years
Trevisa's Works
APPENDICES
1. Exeter College Long Rolls
2. Queen's College Long Rolls
3. Expulsion from Queen's College
4. St Augustine's Abbey
5. The Dispute at Westbury
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Works by John Trevisa
Manuscripts
Editions
Dissertations
Documentary Sources, Calendars and Registers
Secondary Sources

3. WILLIAM LANGLAND / Ralph Hanna III (1993) 127-184
The Poet and his Life
Dates of Langland's Birth and Death
Dating the A Version
Dating the B Version
Dating the C Version
Langland's Represented Life
APPENDICES
1. The Dublin Annals
2. Documents Relating to Stacy (Eustace) de Rokayle
3. John Bale Ascriptions
4. The Cleobury Mortimer Deeds
5. Materials Concerning 'John But'
6. The 1388 Statute of Labourers
7. John Ball's Appropriations of 'Piers Plowman'
8. John Ball's Letter to the Commons of Essex
9. The Letter of Jack Carter
10. The Readership of 'Piers Plowman'
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Sources of the Text
Manuscripts of the A Version
Manuscripts of the B Version
Manuscripts of the C Version
The Printed Editions
Secondary Sources

4. THOMAS HOCCLEVE / John A. Burrow (1994) 185-248
The Years to 1387
Work and Life at the Privy Seal
The Years 1387 to 1399
The Years 1399 to 1409
The Years 1409 to 1422
The Last Years, 1422 to 1426
Table of Dates
APPENDIX: DOCUMENTS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Manuscripts
Early Printed Texts and Modernizations
Modern Editions
Secondary Sources