King Horn, Floriz and Blauncheflur, The Assumption of Our Lady
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- PREFACE.Sample
- ABBREVIATIONS.
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- KING HORN.
- § 2. VERSIONS.
- § 3. ELEMENTS OF THE STORY.
- § 4. TOPOGRAPHY.
- § 5. STYLE.
- § 6. VERSIFICATION.
- § 7. DIALECT.
- § 8. MANUSCRIPTS.
- KING HORN.
- KING HORN.
- § 1. INTRODUCTORY.
- § 2. HISTORY.
- § 3. ENGLISH VERSION.
- § 4. DIALECT.
- § 5. DATE OF COMPOSITION.
- § 7. MANUSCRIPTS.
- Footnotes to Introduction
- FLORIS AND BLAUNCHEFLUR.
- FLORIS AND BLAUNCHEFLUR.
- THE ASSUMPTION OF OUR LADY.
- § 1. INTRODUCTORY.
- § 2. SETTING.
- § 3. THE RISE OF THE LEGEND.
- § 4. PLACE OF OUR LEGEND OF THE ASSUMPTION.
- § 5. ORIGIN.
- § 6. OTHER ENGLISH VERSIONS.
- § 7. MANUSCRIPTS.
- § 8. TIME AND PLACE OF COMPOSITION.
- § 9. VERSIFICATION.
- Footnotes to Introduction
- HIC INCIPIT ASSUMPCIO BEATE MARIE
- Explicit Sextus liber sancte Marie.
- ASSUMPTION.
- PREFACE.
- ABBREVIATIONS.
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