Chaucer According to William Caxton: Minor Poems and "Boece," 1478
- Author / Editor
- Boyd, Beverly, ed.
Chaucer According to William Caxton: Minor Poems and "Boece," 1478
- Published
- Lawrence, Ks.: Allen Press, 1978.
- Description
- Edits Caxton's earliest Chaucer publications, except for the first printing of CT, including PF (aka "The Temple of Brass"), Henry Scogan's "Treatise" that includes Chaucer's Gent, the lyric "Wyth empty honde" that Chaucer alludes to in WBP (3.415) and RvT (1.4143), Truth, Fortune, Scog, Anel, and Bo, the latter with an Epilogue by Caxton and a Latin Epitaph by Surigonus. Boyd's Preface (ix-xxviii) comments on Caxton's editorial practice and Boyd's own, and the textual notes include manuscript information and emendations.
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