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Frederick James Furnivall 1825–1910
Furnivall’s unindexed papers are held in the ms lib, King’s College, London.
Proposal for the publication of a New English Dictionary by the
Philological Society. 1859.
Recent work at Chaucer. Macmillan’s Mag 27, Mar 1873.
Editions for the Ballad Society (founded by Furnivall in 1868)
Ballads from manuscripts. 1868.
Captain Cox: his ballads and books. 1871.
Love poems and humerous ones 1614–19. 1874.
Editions for the Chaucer Society (founded by Furnivall in 1868)
A six-text print of Chaucer’s Canterbury tales in parallel columns.
[1868].
The Cambridge ms of Chaucer’s Canterbury tales. 1868–79; The
Corpus ms, 1868–79; The Ellesmere ms, 1868–79; The Hengwrt
ms, 1868–79; The Lansdowne ms, 1868–79; The Petworth ms,
1868–79; The Harleian ms 7,334, 1885; The Cambridge ms Dd
4.24, completed by the Egerton ms 2726, 1901–2.
Essays on Chaucer: his words and works. [1868–94].
Odd texts of Chaucer’s minor poems. 1868.
A parallel-text edition of Chaucer’s minor poems. [1871]; Trial-forewords,
1871.
Supplementary parallel-texts of Chaucer’s minor poems. [1871].
A one-text print of Chaucer’s minor poems. [1871].
Originals of some of Chaucer’s Canterbury tales. [1872].
Chaucer as valet and squire to Edward III. 1876.
Supplementary Canterbury tales. 1876.
Animadversions uppon the annotacions and corrections of some
imperfections of impressiones of Chaucers workes reprinted in
1598 sett downe by F. Thynne. 1876.
Autotypes of Chaucer’s manuscripts. 1877.
A parallel-text print of Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde. [1881].
Chaucer’s Boecce. 1886.
John Lane’s continuation of Chaucer’s Squire’s tale. 1887.
A one-text print of Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde. 1894.
The romaunt of the rose. 1911.
Editions for EETS (founded by Furnivall in 1864)
Arthur: a short sketch of his life and history in English verse. 1864.
Thynne on Speght’s Chaucer. 1865. With G. Kingsley.
The Wrights chaste wife, by Adam of Cobsam. 1865.
Political, religious and love poems. 1866, 1903.
The book of quinte essence. 1866.
Hymns to the Virgin and Christ; the Parliament of Devils. 1867.
The staciouns of Rome; and The pilgrim’s sea-voyage; with Clene
maydenhod. 1867.
The babees book, Aristotle’s ABC, Urbanitatis [etc]. 1868.
Caxton’s Book of curtesye. 1868.
Queene Elizabethes Achademy [etc], [by Sir H. Gilbert]. 1869.
Awdeley’s Fraternitye of vacabondes, Harman’s Caveat etc. 1869.
With E. Viles.
The fyrste boke of the introduction of knowledge made by A. Borde
[etc.]. [1870].
The minor poems of William Lauder. 1870.
A supplicacyon for the beggars, by Simon Fish. 1871.
The history of the Holy Grail, by Henry Lovelich from the French of
Sir R. de Borron. 1874–8.
Emblemes and epigrames, by Francis Thynne. 1878.
Adam Davy’s 5 dreams about Edward II [etc]. 1878.
The fifty earliest English wills in the Court of Probate 1387–1439.
1882.
The anatomie of the bodie of man, by Vicary. 1888.
The Curial made by maystere A. Charretier, translated by Caxton.
1888.
Caxton’s Eneydos. 1890.
Hoccleve’s works. 1892–7.
Alexander John Ellis | Frederick James Furnivall
The three king’s sons, englisht from the French. 1895.
The English conquest of Ireland AD 1166–85. 1897.
Child-marriages, divorces and ratifications in the diocese of Chester
AD 1561–6. 1897.
Lydgate’s Deguileville’s Pilgrimage of the life of man. 1899–1901.
Robert of Brunne’s Handlyng synne. 1901–3.
Minor poems of the Vernon ms. 1901.
The Macro plays. 1904.
The tale of Beryn etc. 1909. With W. G. Stone.
The Gild of St Mary, Lichfield. 1920.
Editions for the New Shakespeare Society (founded by
Furnivall in 1873)
Stafford’s Compendious examination of certayne complaints of
divers of our countrymen. 1876.
Spalding’s A letter on Shakespeare’s authorship of the Two noble
kinsmen. 1876.
Tell-trothes new-yeares gift etc. 1876.
Harrison’s description of England in Shakespeare’s youth. 1877.
Stubbe’s Anatomy of abuses. 1877.
The Digby mysteries. 1882.
A list of all the songs and passages in Shakspere which have been set
to music. 1884. With J. Greenhill.
Some 300 fresh allusions to Shakspere. 1886.
Robert Laneham’s letter. 1890, 1907.
Editions for the Roxburghe Club
Seynt Graal: or the Sank Ryal, partly in English verse by Henry
Lovelich and wholly in French prose by Robiers de Borron. 2 vols
1861–3.
Robert of Brunne’s Handlyng synne, William of Waddington’s Le
manuel des pechiez. 1862.
La queste del Saint Graal; in the French prose of Walter Map. 1864.
A royal historie of the excellent knight Generides. Hertford 1865.
The boke of nurture, by John Russell; The boke of kervynge, by
Wynkyn de Worde; The boke of nurture, by Hugh Rhodes. 2 vols
1866.
Editions of Shakespeare
The Leopold Shakspere, in chronological order, from the text of
Prof Delius. [1877].
Double text dallastype Shakespeare. 1895.
The works of William Shakespeare according to the orthography
and arrangement of the more authentic quarto and folio versions.
1904 (Old Spelling Shakespeare).
The Century Shakespeare. 40 vols 1908. With introds and notes, and
a vol on the life and work of Shakespeare, by Furnivall and J. J.
Munro.
Cassell’s illustrated Shakespeare. 1913.
Furnivall also edited a number of the plays separately.
Other editions
Le Morte Arthur, edited from the Harleian ms 2,252 in the British
Museum. 1864.
Bishop Percy’s folio manuscript: ballads and romances. 1867. With J.
W. Hales.
The boke of nurture by H. Rhodes. [1868?]
Mannyng of Brunne, Robert. The story of England AD 1338. 1887
(Rolls ser).
Lamb’s Tales from Shakespeare, with introduction and additions.
1901.
Many other works were written, edited or provided with introds by Furnivall,
who founded the Wiclif Soc and the Browning Soc in 1881, and the same year
compiled a Browning bibliography. In 1874 he contributed to Gervinus’s commentaries
on Shakspere an essay on metrical tests for the chronology of
Shakespeare’s works. In 1886 he founded the Shelley Soc. He was, as secretary
of the Philological Soc, the proposer of the scheme for the New English
Dictionary.
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