Lydgate's Siege of Thebes

Chaucer Society's PubUcatioiis. E. E. T. S.Of the Second Series, the issue foi- 1898 (none in 1893-97) is,30. JVotes Oil the Read from Loidoii to dutterbury, ed. H. Littleliales, Esq.Of the Second Series, the issue for 1900 (none in 1899) is,31. The Portraits of Geoffrey Chaucer. By M. H. Spiehnann.32. Life-ltecords of Chaucer, Part IV, l-^nrohnents and Documents from the PublicRecord Office, tlie City of London^Town-Clerk's Office, &;c.. ed. II. E. G. Kirk, Esq.Of the Second Series, the issue for 1901 is,33. R. Brathwait's Comments on 2 Tales of Chaucer., 1665, ed. Miss C. Spurgeon.Of tlie Second Series, the issue for 1902 is,34. Supplemoitary Canterbury Tales: 3, A neiv FloKyhman's Tale, being Hoccleve'senglisht Leyeiid of the Viryin and her Sleeveless Garment, from the Christchurchand AshburuhamMSS, edited by A. Beatty, M.A., Wisconsin.35. I'he Pardoner's Prologue and Tale, a critical edition by Jolin Koch.Of the Second Series, the issue for 1903 is,36. Analogues of Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrimage, the 4-days' Journey fromLondon to Canterbury and back of the Arag(me.se Ambassadors, 31 July—3 Aug. 1415,etc., etc., ed. II. E. G. Kirk and F. J. Furnivall. (Publishtin 1906.)37- The Development and Chronology of Chaucer's IForks, by John S. P. Tatlock,Ph.D. , Assi.stant Professor of English in the University of Michigan. (Issued in 1907.)38. The Evolutio)! of the Canterbury Tales, by Prof AV. W. Skeat, Litt.D. (1907.Of tlie Second Series, tlie issue for 1904 (publisht in 1907-9) is39. Studies in Chaucer's lions of Fame, by Wilbur Owen Sypherd, Ph.D.,Professor of English in Delaware College, U.S.A.40. The Origin and Pevelopment of the Story of Troilus a)id Criseyde, bv KarlYoung, Ph.D.41. TJte Harlcian MS. 7oSU and Revision of the Canterbury Tales, by Prof.Tatlock, Ph.D.Of tlie Second Series, the issue for 1905 (publisht in 1909) is,42. The Pate of Chaucer's Troilus cvid other Chaucer matters, by Prof. GeorgeLyman Kittredge, LL.D., Litt.D.43. The Eight-Text Edition of the Canterbury Tales ; with especial reference tothe Harleian MS 733U, by Prof.'W. W. Skeat, Litt.D.44. The Syntax of the Infinitive in Chaucer, by John Samuel Kenyon, Ph.D.Of the Second Series, the issue for 1906 (to be publisht in 1910-1) will be,45. A Study of the Miracle of Our Lady, told by Chaucer's Prioress, by ProfessorCarleton Brown,' Ph.D.46. Lydgate's Siege of Thebes, ed. from the MSS by Prof. Axel Erdmann.Chaucer's Customs Rolls, 1381 and 13S5, edited by R. E. G. Kirk, Esq.Of the Second Series, the issue for 1907 (to be publisht in 1911) will be,Five Hundred Years of Chaucer Criticisms and Allusions, 1362-1900 a.u., byMiss Caroline F. E. Spurgeon and Miss Evelyn Fox. Part I, 1362 to .Amomi the Texts and Chaucer Essays, dr., preparing for the Societ]/ are:—Further Studies in Chaucer's Ca)ttcrbury Tales, by Prof. Tatlock, Ph.D.Studies in Chaucer's Troilus, by Dr W. S. McCormick.A Comparative Study of all the MSS of the Canterbury Tales, by ProfessorGeorge Stevenson, B.A.Entries concerning Thomas Chaucer, compiled by R. E. G. Kirk, Esq.Prof. E. Fliigel, Ph.D., is editing The Chaucer Concordance for the Society andthe Carnciiie Trust in America.(^aiiy (J^ugltsl) €t).'t ^Sockti).Director: Piior. I. Gollancz, Litt.D.Hon. Sec. : W. A. Dalziki,, Esq., 67, Victoria Road, Finsbury Park, London, N.Founded by Dr Furnivall in 1864 to print in its Original Series all our unprintedMS literature; and in its I'^xtra Series to reprint in careful editions all that is mostvaluable of printed MSS and early printed books. The Subscription, which con-.'ititutcs IMembership, is £1 \s. a year [and £1 Is. .additional for the Extua Sekiks],duo in advance on the 1st of Januauy, and should be paid to the Hon. Sec.Richard Clap Si Sons, Limited, London and Bungay,