Named_CollectionRoland Penrose
TitleThe works of Geoffrey Chaucer, compared with the former editions, and many valuable MSS. Out of which, three tales are added which were never before printed ... together with a glossary ... to the whole is prefixed the author's life, newly written, and a preface, giving an account of this edition.
LevelItem
AuthorChaucer, Geoffrey
Dart, John
Lintot, Bernard
Thomas, Timothy
Thomas, William
Urry, John
ArtistPigné, N.
Vertue, George
FormatIllustrated book
Pub_Date1721
Pub_PlaceLondon
PublisherPrinted for Bernard Lintot, between the Temple Gates
LanguageEnglish
Ref_NoGMA A35/2/RPL4/141
DescriptionA biography and works of Geoffrey Chaucer illustrated with woodcuts. Index: the Canterbury Tales; the Romaunt of the Rose, or the Art of Love; Trolius and Creseide; the Testament of Creseide; the Legende of good Women; Balade of Chaucer; the Boke of Boethius de Consolatione Philosophiae; the Dreme of Chaucer; the Assemble of Foules; the Floure of Courtesie, made by John Ludgate; La belle Dame sans mercy; Of Quene Annelida, and false Arcite; the Assemble of Ladies; the Conclusions of the Astrolabie; the Complaint of the blacke Knight; a Praise of Women; the House of Fame; the Floure and the Leafe; the Testament of Love; the Lamentacion of Marie Magdaleine; the Remedie of Love; the Complaint of Mars and Venus; the Letter of Cupide; a Ballade in commendacion of our Ladie; John Gower, unto the noble King Henry IV; the Cuckowe and the Nightingale; Scogan, unto the Lordes and Gentilmen of the King's House; Certaine Balades; the Courte of Love; Chaucer's Dreame, never before the year, 1597; Chaucer's A.B.C. called La Priere de nostre Dame; Jacke Upland; the Prologue [to the Canterbury Tales] and the Merchant's second Tale, or the History of Beryn. A glossary explaining the obsolete and difficult words in Chaucer follows.
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