A Selection of Religious LyricsDouglas Gray Clarendon Press, 1975 - 174 pages One of England's most remarkable contributions to medieval literature is a large body of religious lyric verse, the product of a living native tradition of piety and devotional writing which was at the same time part of a common Western European Christian tradition. These poems sometimes use the sophisticated literary techniques of their day, but more often are anonymous, simple and unaffected. The best of them achieve an impressive dignity, moderation and clarity, and (in the words of a contemporary mystic) a 'marvellous homeliness'. This selection represents a large number of the more attractive and interesting lyrics, and illustrates not only their own excellence but also the variety and the potentialities of the traditional types to which they belong. The poems are edited from the manuscripts -- a number have not previously been published -- and are accompanied by full notes and a glossary. |
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... Carleton Brown , Speculum , xv ( 1940 ) , 389-99 . 19 Index 2273. C.U.L. , MS . Dd . 5.64 ( l . 14th c . ) contains Rolle's Ego Dormio , The Commandment , and The Form of Living , and a number of lyrics , which are printed by Carleton ...
... Carleton Brown , Speculum , xv ( 1940 ) , 389-99 . 19 Index 2273. C.U.L. , MS . Dd . 5.64 ( l . 14th c . ) contains Rolle's Ego Dormio , The Commandment , and The Form of Living , and a number of lyrics , which are printed by Carleton ...
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... Carleton Brown thought it more than likely that St. Edmund composed the English verses himself , but the attribution to ' un Engleis ' suggests rather that he is making use of an already existing poem ( see also Woolf , p . 242 ) . The ...
... Carleton Brown thought it more than likely that St. Edmund composed the English verses himself , but the attribution to ' un Engleis ' suggests rather that he is making use of an already existing poem ( see also Woolf , p . 242 ) . The ...
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... Carleton Brown ' Death , the port or Peace ' ( CB XV , No. 164 ; cf. ibid . , p . xxix , Woolf , p . 69 ) . R. L. Greene has shown ( MLN , lxix ( 1954 ) , 307 ) that it is a stanza from Walton's 15th - century translation of Boethius ...
... Carleton Brown ' Death , the port or Peace ' ( CB XV , No. 164 ; cf. ibid . , p . xxix , Woolf , p . 69 ) . R. L. Greene has shown ( MLN , lxix ( 1954 ) , 307 ) that it is a stanza from Walton's 15th - century translation of Boethius ...
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