Douglas Gray, From the Norman Conquest to the Black Death.
Douglas Gray, From the Norman Conquest to the Black Death.
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Contents of <strong>Douglas</strong> <strong>Gray</strong>, <strong>From</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Norman</strong> <strong>Conquest</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Death</strong>.<br />
<strong>Conquest</strong> and Conqueror<br />
Guy, Bishop of Amiens, On <strong>the</strong> Battle of Hastings<br />
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 1087: The <strong>Death</strong> of William <strong>the</strong> Conqueror<br />
Early Anglo-Latin Religious Prose<br />
Anselm of Canterbury, Prayers<br />
Aelred of Rievaulx, writings<br />
The Life of Christina of Markyate<br />
Science, Learning, and Instructive S<strong>to</strong>ries<br />
Adelard of Bath on music, astronomy, and natural science<br />
Petrus Alfonsi, Disciplina Clericalis<br />
Early Anglo-Latin His<strong>to</strong>rians, Scholars, Encyclopedists, and Entertainers<br />
Henry of Huntingdon, His<strong>to</strong>ry of <strong>the</strong> English<br />
Orderic Vitalis, Ecclesiastical His<strong>to</strong>ry<br />
William of Malmesbury, His<strong>to</strong>ry of <strong>the</strong> Kings of <strong>the</strong> English<br />
Mat<strong>the</strong>w Paris, Chronica Majora<br />
Jocelin of Brakelond, Chronicle of Bury St Edmund’s Abbey<br />
John of Salisbury, Policraticus<br />
Walter Map, Courtiers’ Trifles<br />
Gervase of Tilbury, Recreation for an Emperor<br />
Gerald of Wales, Descriptions of Wales and Ireland<br />
‘The Matter of Britain’: Geoffrey of Monmouth<br />
Early Anglo-<strong>Norman</strong> Poetry: Benedeit’s Voyage of St Brendan<br />
Anglo-<strong>Norman</strong> Verse Chronicles<br />
Geffrei Gaimar, Es<strong>to</strong>ire des Engleis<br />
Wace, Roman de Brut<br />
Jordan Fan<strong>to</strong>sme, Chronicle<br />
The His<strong>to</strong>ry of William Marshal<br />
English in <strong>the</strong> Earlier Period<br />
Peterborough Chronicle<br />
The Ormulum<br />
Science, Learning, and Instruction: Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries<br />
Alexander Neckham on nature<br />
Robert Grosseteste on God in nature; Chateau d’Amour<br />
Roger Bacon<br />
Bartholomew <strong>the</strong> Englishman<br />
The Middle English Physiologus<br />
‘Glanvill’, Treatise on <strong>the</strong> laws: on <strong>the</strong> Dower<br />
Geoffrey of Vinsauf, Poetria Nova<br />
‘The Matter of Britain’ in English: Layamon’s Brut<br />
Anglo-Latin Poetry: Songs and Satire<br />
Serlo of Wil<strong>to</strong>n
Nigel Whiteacre of Canterbury<br />
Peter of Blois<br />
Saints’ Lives and Visions<br />
Denis Piramus: La vie Seint Edmund le Rei<br />
Edward Grim, The <strong>Death</strong> of Thomas Becket<br />
The S<strong>to</strong>ry of Little St Hugh of Lincoln<br />
Adgar’s Miracles of <strong>the</strong> Virgin Mary<br />
The Revelation of <strong>the</strong> Monk of Eynsham<br />
Anglo-<strong>Norman</strong> Romances<br />
Thomas, Horn<br />
Thomas, Tristan<br />
Guillaume le Clerc, Fergus<br />
Boeve de Haum<strong>to</strong>ne<br />
Romances and Outlaw Tales<br />
Fouke le FitzWaryn<br />
Gamelyn<br />
Tales of Antiquity<br />
Joseph of Exeter, Trojan War<br />
The Roman de Toute Chevalerie<br />
King Alisaunder<br />
Short Romances and Lais: Marie de France<br />
Fables and Animal S<strong>to</strong>ries: Marie de France and o<strong>the</strong>rs<br />
Walter <strong>the</strong> Englishman on beasts<br />
Marie de France, Fables<br />
Odo of Cheri<strong>to</strong>n on <strong>the</strong> crow<br />
The Vox and <strong>the</strong> Wolf<br />
Nicholas Bozon, Les contes moralisés<br />
Debate: The Owl and <strong>the</strong> Nightingale<br />
Burlesque, Parody, Merry Tale<br />
Robert Biket, Le Lai du Cor<br />
Dame Sirith<br />
The Land of Cockaygne<br />
Early Middle English Religious Prose: <strong>the</strong> ‘Ka<strong>the</strong>rine Group’, <strong>the</strong> ‘Wooing Group’,<br />
and Ancrene Wisse<br />
Moral and Religious Verse and Prose<br />
Chardri, Le petit plet<br />
La vie des Set Dormanz<br />
Robert de Gretham, Miroir<br />
St Edmund of Abingdon, Mirour de Seinte Eglyse<br />
John Pecham, ‘Philomena praevia’<br />
Judas<br />
Le Regret de Maximian<br />
Thomas of Hales, Love Ron
Nicole Bozon, How <strong>the</strong> Son of God was Armed on <strong>the</strong> Cross<br />
English Romances<br />
King Horn<br />
Floris and Blauncheflur<br />
Havelok<br />
Sir Orfeo<br />
Lyrics, Anglo-<strong>Norman</strong> and Middle English<br />
Drama<br />
Liturgical Drama: Lawrence of Durham<br />
Latin Comedy: Babio<br />
Biblical Drama: The Play of Adam<br />
Dramatic Interlude: The Interludium de clerico et puella<br />
Morality Play: The Pride of Life<br />
Later Chroniclers, Scholars and Theologians<br />
Pierre de Lang<strong>to</strong>ft, Chronicle<br />
Laurence Minot, war poems<br />
Ranulf Higden, Polychronicon<br />
Thomas <strong>Gray</strong>, Scalacronica<br />
John of Fordun on Scotland<br />
Richard of Bury and <strong>the</strong> ‘Classicizing Friars’<br />
Duns Scotus and William of Ockham<br />
English Narrative in <strong>the</strong> earlier Fourteenth Century: Robert Mannyng<br />
Handlyng Synne<br />
Chronicle<br />
Earlier Fourteenth-Century Alliterative Poems<br />
Wynnere and Was<strong>to</strong>ure<br />
Joseph of Arimathie<br />
William of Palerne<br />
Earlier Fourteenth-Century Mystical Writing: Richard Rolle<br />
Private Devotion: Henry of Lancaster’s Le Livre de Seyntz Medicines<br />
Wonders of <strong>the</strong> East: Mandeville’s Travels
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