Lydgate's Siege of Thebes

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:€\)t€\)mtix Sofictu.Editor in Chief :—'R.i:\\ Professor "W. "W. Skeat, Litt.D., 2, SalisburyVillas, Cambridge.Eon. Sec.—W. A. Dalzikl. Esq., 67, Victoria Road, Finsbury Park, London, N.To do honour to Chai'ckr, and to let the lovers and students of bini see bow far tbebest unprinted Manuscripts of lus works dill'erd from tbe printed texts, tbis Societywas founded in 1SG8. Tbere were tben, and are still, many questions of metre, pronunciation,ortbograpby, and etymology yet to be settled, for whicb more prints ofManuscripts were and are wanted; and it is hardly too much to say that every lineof Chaucer contains points that need reconsideration. Tbe founder (I)r Furnivall)began with 'T/te Canterhury Tales, and lias given of them (in parallel columns inRoyal -Ito) six of the best theretofore unprinted Manuscripts known. Inasmuch asthe parallel arrangement necessitated the alteration of the places of certain tales insome of tbe MSS, a print of each MS has been issued separately, following the orderof its (original, Tbe lirst six MSS ])rintcd have been : tbe Ellesmere (by leave of tbeEarl of Ellesmere) ; tbe Hongwrt (by leave of W. W. ¥j. Wynne, Esq.) ; the Camb.Univ. Libr., MS Gg. 4. 27; the Corpus, Oxford; the Petworth (by leave of LordLeconfield) ;and the Lansdowne 8ol (Brit. Mus.). The Harleian 7334 has foUowd,and the Cambridge Dd., completed by Egerton 2726 (tbe Haistwell MS.) Specimensof all accessible J\[SS of ilie 7a/
Chancer Societifs Pûblications : First Series.XX. The Man of Law's Tale, from the Lansdowue MS. Part III.(eacli with woodcufs of fourteen drawings of Tellers of Tales in theEllesniere MS.)XXI. A Parallel-Text edition of Chaucer's Minor Poems, Part I :— 1. 'The Detheof Blaunche the l)uchesse,' from Thynne's ed. of 1532, the Fairfax ÎS 16,and Tanner iSIS 346; 2. ' t]ie Compleynt to Tite,' 3. 'the l\nio)»e>if ofFoHlesS and 4- ''the Compleynt of Mars,' each from six MSS.XXII. Supplementary Parallel-Texts of Chaucer's Minor Poems, Part I, containing1. 'The Parlament of Foules,' from three MSS. [Reprinted in LIX,First Series.]XXIII. OddTextsof Chaucer's Minor Poems, Parti, containiiii;- 1. two MS fragmentsof The Parlament ' 'of Foules ; 2. the two ditlering versions of The Pnjlogue'to the Legende of Good "Women,' arranged so as to show their ditterences3. an Appendix of Poems attributed to- Chaucer, i. 'The Balade of Piteeby Chauciers ; ' ii. 'The Cronycle made by Chaucer,' both from MSS writtenby Shirley, Chaucer's contemporary.XXIV. A One-Text Print of Chaucer's Minor Poems, being the best Text from theParallel-Text Edition, Part I, containing, I. The Dethe of Blaunche theDuchesse, II. The Comploynt to Pite, III. The Parlament of Foules, IV.The Compleynt of Mars, V. The ABC, with its original from De DeGuileville'sTelerinncje de In Vie humahie (edited from the best Paris MSS by !M.Paul Meyer).The issue for 1872, in the First Series, is,XXV. Chaucer's Tale of Melibe. the Monk's, Nun's-Priest's, Doctor's, Pardoner's.Wife of Bath's, Friar's, and Summonev's Tales, in 6 parallel Texts from theMSS above named, with the remaining 13 coloured drawings of Tellers ofTales, after the originals in the Ellesniere MS, and with Specimens of theVariations of 30 MSS in the Doctor-Pardoner Link. (Six-Text, Part IV.)XXVI. The Wife's, Friar's, and Summoner's Tales, from the Ellesniere MS, with9 woodcuts of Tale-Tellers. (Part IV.)X X. VII. The Wife's, Friar's, Summoner's, Monk's, and Nun's-Priest's Tales, fromthe Hengwrt MS, with 23 woodcuts of the Tellers of the Tales. (Part III.)XXVIII. The Wife's, Friar's, and Summoner's Tales, from the Cambridge MS,with. 9 woodcuts of Tale-Tellers. (Part IV.)XXIX. A Ti-eatise on the Astrolabe, addressed to his son Lowys, in 1391 a.d., byGeotiVey Chaucer, edited by the Rev. Prof. Walter AV. Skeat, M.A.The issue for 1873, in the First Series, is,XXX. The Six-Text Canterbury Tales, Part V, containing the Clerk's and Merchant'sTales.Tlie issue for 1874, in the First Series, is,The Six-Text, Part VI, containing the Squire's and Franklin's TalesXXXI.XXXII. The Clerk's, Merchant's, Squire's, Franklin's, Doctor's, Pardoner's, Shipman's,Prioress's Tales, Sir Thopas, Melibeus, Monk's, Nun's-Priest's.Second Nun's Tales, Ellesniere MS, ParfV.XXXIII. The Clerk's, Merchant's, Squire's, Franklin's, Doctor's, Pardoner's, Shipman's,Prioress's Tales, Sir Thopas, Melibeus, Monk's, Nun'.s-Priest'sSecond Nun's Tales, Cambridge MS, Part V.XXXIV. Squire's, Wife of Bath's, Friar's, Summoner's, Clerk's, Merchant's,Franklin's Tales, Corpus MS, Part IV.XXXV. Squire's, Merchant's, Wife of Bath's, Friar's, Summoner's, Clerk's, Franklin's,Second Nun's Tales, Petworth MS, Part IV.XXXVI. Squire's, Wife of Bath's, Friar's, Summoner's, Clerk's, Merchant's,Franklin's Tales, Lansdowne MS, Part IV.The issue for 1875, in the First Series, is,XXXVII. The Six-Text, Part VII, the Second Nun's, Canon's-Yeoman's, andManciple's Tales, with the Blank-Parson LinkXXXVIII. Second Nun's, Canon's-Yeoman's, Manciple's Tales, Ellesniere MS,Part VIXXXIX. Manciple's, Man of Law's, Squire's, Merchant's, Franklin's, SecondNun's, Clerk's, Doctor's, Pardoner's, Shipman's, Prioress's Tales, SirThopas, Melibeus Tales, Hengwrt MS, Part IV.XL. Second Nun's, Canon's-Yeoman's, Manciple's Tales, Cambridge MS, Part VI.XLI. Second Nun's, Canon's-Yeoman's, Doctor's, Pardoner's, Shipman's, Prioress'sTales, Sir Thopas, Melibeus, Monk's, Nun's-Priest's, Manciple's Tales,Corpus MS, Part V.XLI I. Second \Nun's, Canon's-Yeoman's, Doctor's, Pardoner's Tales, Sir Thopas,Melibeus, Monk's, Nun'.s-Priest's, Manciple's Tales, Petworth MS. Part V.XLIII. Second Nun's, Canon's-Yeoman's, Doctor's, Pardoner's, Shipman's, Prioress'sTales, Sir Thopas, Melibeus, Monk's, Nun'.s-Priest's, Manciple's Tales,Lansdowne MS, Part V.
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Page 20 and 21: viTemporary Preface.palpable anachr
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Page 24 and 25: Synopsis of the Gaps in 3ISS., etc.
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Page 40 and 41: ;NIG Til not talk longer of Cadmus
Page 42 and 43: ;18 Astronomers calculate the fate
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Page 54 and 55: ji;;then on 3!30 The Sphinx's ProUe
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;Sif Incesttcous Mamage is against
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:i':;;;No Jlhcsc ivas at Edippuss u
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38 Edippus's Reign in Thebes teas i
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;40 Jocasta tells Ediiypus her Bahy
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^;,:42 Edippus tells Jocasta the St
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;,44 Ills of not lionouring Parents
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;;ijy46 Ediioims's Sons, Eteocles a
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;;;;;:Ii48 Each Brother is to reign
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;;50 Polyneiccs comes to a Forest h
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;;52Adrastus dreams of his tico Son
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54 To Folyiieices, aslee]), comes T
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,;i56 Polyneices leaps on his horse
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;jJ58 Adrastus stops Polyneices and
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i"'•;62 Folyneices and Ticlcus ar
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.;jIji\Ij64 Adrastus sees his Dremn
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;|tij;jj•GG Adrastus feasts, and
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;Tydeus accepts Adrashis's offer. [
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170 The Weddings of the Princes. Et
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72 Eteocles is exhorted to he True^
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:74 Meocles wouldn't be True, and s
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;,76 Polyneices consults Adrastus o
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;;,78 Tideus rides to Tliehes, and
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:;;80 Tideus reminds Etcocles of hi
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;:;:82 Eteocles hoped for help from
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;"Lo ! her is al /. reto/^rne and s
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;'|'j|':j86 Tideus tiphraids, threa
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;;i88 Tideus leaves Thebes. Eteoclc
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e;; ,;|jjjj]j|90 Tideus slays the T
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;;;'II92Tideus kills all hut One of
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'|II94 Tidcus rides into the Castle
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;;'.96 Lijcurgufis Daughter wahes t
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:98 Lycxirgn^B Daughter takes Tideu
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\i100 Tideus returns to Argos, to h
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,,Qfj'iIjj,;102 Meocles is furious
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1|j;;104 The corpses of the slain K
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106 Ai^peal to Mars. Adrastus resol
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;108 Tlie Kings who share in Adrast
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'e;;:1 1 The Floiver of Grecian Chi
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;;112 Kings must give freely if the
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,'I;;;114 Meocles prepares Thehes a
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;116 Adrastus sends for the wise Bi
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;118 Amphiorax's Wife tells where h
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;:!1 20 Amijhiorax urges Adrastus n
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]122 Age and Youth contrasted. Foll
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;;:; ;124 Tlie Greeks run short of
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:;;^126 Tideus asls Ipsiphylefor Wa
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;!;k128 The Greek troops rush to th
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|'wolde * nof assenteRa. Ba. warly]
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.;132 Lymrgus's Son is ]poisond and
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;;;I134 Ipsiphyle appeals to Tideus
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i:I;136 Lycurgus irromiscs the Gree
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138Lycurgua sayshe'll give emanythi
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;'.1140Lycurguss dead Son is huricd
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142 Adrastibs hcgs Lycurgits to for
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;:144 The f::^crpent is shot, and L
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;146 Boccaccio next to Petrarch. Ac
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J148 The Grcclcs ravage the Country
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;;;:150 In the Theban Council, some
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.;152 Jocasta urges Eteoclcs to giv
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;154 Jocasta and her BmLghters (jo
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:;15G The Cheeks insist on Etcocles
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;:;;158The tiger issavage,with a li
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;160 Many men are slain. The Thehan
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;j;162 Jocasta returns to Thebes. [
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;,;164 Jocasia in vain urges Eteocl
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;;166 Amphiorax is sent to Hell for
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168 The Thehans mock the Greeks. Ad
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170 The Greeks resolve to fight til
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;;172 The Thebans sally out, and ar
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;174 Fm-titnc froivns on the Goxcks
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176 Eteoclcs kills his hoôther Pol
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•178 All the Knights of Greece an
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:180 An old Tyrant, CIcon, is elect
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182 The Greek Ladies will go to Tho
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184 The Greek Ladies jnourn. Their
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;;18G Theseus hills Crcon and routs
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;;;188 Tlieseus rciuriis to Athens,
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j'|;190 Grecian WortMes arc cell sl
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192 Ymir War shall ceascy and Love
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!Chauctr Society's Puhllcutions : >
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