EDITIONS OF MIDDLE ENGLISH TEXTS
REFERRED TO IN THE NOTES
Professor Kolbing’s list of Middle English tests on pages 361, 362,
and 363 of Sir Beues, specifies those used in the compilation of the notes
to the Speculum Gy de Warewyke. Some of these works have been em-
ployed with greater frequency than others, and the volume is indebted to
publications and manuscripts not mentioned by Professor Kolbing. The
subjoined list enumerates editions particularly useful in the arrangement
of the Speculum. The abbreviations introduced in the Speculum will be
recognized by reference to these pages as follows. In general Kolbing’s
comprehensive editions, Zupitza’s editions of Guy of Warwick MSS.,
Morris’s and Skeat’s editions, especially of Chaucer texts, Zupitza’s six-
text editions of Chaucer published for the Chaucer Society, and Furnivall’s
Chaucer texts have often been consulted. It will not be necessary to
classify them a second time.
Ancren Riwle, a Treatise on the Rules and Duties of Monastic Life.
Camden Society, Number 57.
Arthur. A short Sketch of his Life and History, edited by Frederick
Furnivall. London, 1864.
Athelstan, edited by Julius Zupitza, Englische Studien, vol. xiii, pp. 331 ff.
Canterbury Tales. From the Text and with the Notes and Glossary of
Henry Tyrwhitt. Routledge edition. London.
Cato, Der englische, edited by M. Goldberg, 1883.
Confessio Amantis. Tales of the Seven Deadly Sins, edited by Henry
Morley. London, 1889.
Erl of Tolous, and the Emperes of Almayn, eine englische Romanze aus
dem Anfange des 15. Jahrhunderts, edited by Gustav Liidke. Berlin,
1881.
Floris and Blauncheflur, edited by Emil Hausknecht.
Harrowing of Hell, Das cdtenqlische Spiel von Christi Hollenfahrt, edited
by Eduard Mali.
Gamelyn, The Tale of, edited by Walter W. Skeat. London, 1884.
Ipotis, text B, edited by H. Gruber, 1887.
King Horn, Das Lied von, edited by Thomas Wissmann. Strassburg,
1881 : also King Horn, Untersuchungen zur mittelenglischen Sprach-
und Litteraturgeschichte. Quellen und Forschungen, vol. xvi.
REFERRED TO IN THE NOTES
Professor Kolbing’s list of Middle English tests on pages 361, 362,
and 363 of Sir Beues, specifies those used in the compilation of the notes
to the Speculum Gy de Warewyke. Some of these works have been em-
ployed with greater frequency than others, and the volume is indebted to
publications and manuscripts not mentioned by Professor Kolbing. The
subjoined list enumerates editions particularly useful in the arrangement
of the Speculum. The abbreviations introduced in the Speculum will be
recognized by reference to these pages as follows. In general Kolbing’s
comprehensive editions, Zupitza’s editions of Guy of Warwick MSS.,
Morris’s and Skeat’s editions, especially of Chaucer texts, Zupitza’s six-
text editions of Chaucer published for the Chaucer Society, and Furnivall’s
Chaucer texts have often been consulted. It will not be necessary to
classify them a second time.
Ancren Riwle, a Treatise on the Rules and Duties of Monastic Life.
Camden Society, Number 57.
Arthur. A short Sketch of his Life and History, edited by Frederick
Furnivall. London, 1864.
Athelstan, edited by Julius Zupitza, Englische Studien, vol. xiii, pp. 331 ff.
Canterbury Tales. From the Text and with the Notes and Glossary of
Henry Tyrwhitt. Routledge edition. London.
Cato, Der englische, edited by M. Goldberg, 1883.
Confessio Amantis. Tales of the Seven Deadly Sins, edited by Henry
Morley. London, 1889.
Erl of Tolous, and the Emperes of Almayn, eine englische Romanze aus
dem Anfange des 15. Jahrhunderts, edited by Gustav Liidke. Berlin,
1881.
Floris and Blauncheflur, edited by Emil Hausknecht.
Harrowing of Hell, Das cdtenqlische Spiel von Christi Hollenfahrt, edited
by Eduard Mali.
Gamelyn, The Tale of, edited by Walter W. Skeat. London, 1884.
Ipotis, text B, edited by H. Gruber, 1887.
King Horn, Das Lied von, edited by Thomas Wissmann. Strassburg,
1881 : also King Horn, Untersuchungen zur mittelenglischen Sprach-
und Litteraturgeschichte. Quellen und Forschungen, vol. xvi.