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This volume provides editions and modern translations of four biblical texts from between 1409 and 1530, together with a substantial introduction explaining their context and the implications of their arguments, and encouraging further exploration of the perceptions of the nature of language that are displayed there.

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Sir John Prise (15011555) was an influential lawyer and administrator during the reigns of King Henry VIII, King Edward VI and Queen Mary I. This critically edited work puts his 'Historiae Britannicae Defensio' into print for the first time since 1573. The work includes a facing English translation, an extensive introduction and elucidatory notes.

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John Leland recorded the contents of English monastic libraries in 1533 before they were dispersed. His booklists are a remarkable testament to medieval and early modern habits of book collecting. This comprehensive, important edition of 'De uiris illustribus' by the worlds leading expert on John Leland includes a new translation.

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This book presents the first English verse translation of Henry of Huntingdon's recently-discovered Anglicanus ortus, opening a new window onto this important English author as well as onto the uses of poetry and the knowledge of medicine in medieval England.

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Including the original Latin texts as well as Modern English verse translations, this is a significant new edition of John Gowers historical poems, detailing the 1381 Peasants Revolt and the deposition of Richard II in 1399.

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A marvellous resource for scholars interested in the Latin literature of medieval dreams, visionary experience and the eschatological concerns of sin, penance, death, the afterlife, and the judgement of the soul.

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This critical edition, the first of the entire work, seeks to encourage the study of Caxtons Ovyde, both as an example of the late-medieval mise en prose and as a significant part of Caxtons considerable oeuvre.