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Articles
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JUANITA FEROS RUYS ‘Ut sexu sic animo’: the resolution of sex and gender in the Planctus of Abelard 75/1, p. 1
JAMES WADE Abduction, surgery, madness: an account of a little red man in Thomas Walsingham’s Chronica maiora 77/1, p. 10
Dorothy Everett THE RELATIONSHIP OF CHESTRE'S "LAUNFAL" AND "LYBEAUS DESCONUS" 7/1, p. 29
A. McI. Trounce THE ENGLISH TAIL-RHYME ROMANCES. (Continued)
Olive Sayce ABORTIVE MOTIVATION IN PART I OF THE "NIBELUNGENLIED" 23/1, p. 36
Ian Bishop CHAUCER AND THE RHETORIC OF CONSOLATION 52/1, p. 38
Richard Leighton Greene THE BURDEN AND THE SCOTTISH VARIANT OF THE CORPUS CHRISTI CAROL 33/1, p. 53
A. McI. Trounce THE ENGLISH TAIL-RHYME ROMANCES
Joseph Szövérffy THE UNERRING BOW AND PETRUS OLAVI 30/2, p. 102
Maldwyn Mills A NOTE ON "SIR LAUNFAL" 733-744 35/2, p. 122
Alan Fedrick A NOTE ON THE "FOLIE TRISTAN DE BERNE" 32/2, p. 125
Henry Hargreaves SIR JOHN OLDCASTLE AND WYCLIFFITE VIEWS ON CLERICAL MARRIAGE 42/2, p. 141
Roger Ellis 'FLORES AD FABRICANDAM ... CORONAM': AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE USES OF THE REVELATIONS OF ST BRIDGET OF SWEDEN IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND 51/2, p. 163
A. McI. Trounce THE ENGLISH TAIL-RHYME ROMANCES. (Continued)
A.T. FEAR Taming Rasputin? Braulio and St Aemilian 76/2, p. 191
D. Whitelock BEOWULF 2444-2471 8/3, p. 198
John Scattergood SKELTON AND TRADITIONAL SATIRE: WARE THE HAUKE 55/2, p. 203
ROBERT ADAMS THE RELIABILITY OF THE RUBRICS IN THE B-TEXT OF "PIERS PLOWMAN" 54/2, p. 208
JOHN WALL THE LYRIC IMPULSE OF THE SEQUENCE
R.N. Illingworth STRUCTURAL INTERLACE IN THE "LAI" OF "CHEVREFOIL" 54/2, p. 248
JAMES D. JOHNSON FORMULAIC THRIFT IN THE ALLITERATIVE "MORTE ARTHURE" 47/2, p. 255
Reviews
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Joan Turville-Petre Wulfstan's Prose (Sir Israel Gollancz Memorial Lecture, British Academy), by Angus McIntosh 19/, p. 89
J.F. Kiteley The Old English Catalogue Poems, Anglistica, 23, by Nicholas Howe 57/1, p. 97
Corinne J. Saunders Valerie R. Hotchkiss, Clothes Make the Man: Female Cross Dressing in Medieval Europe, The New Middle Ages 1, Garland Reference Library of the Humanities 1991 68/1, p. 108
JANE STEVENSON Visible Song: Transitional Literacy in Old English Verse, Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England, 4, by Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe 61/1, p. 117
Mark Campbell Chambers Sarah Carpenter and Meg Twycross, Masks and Masking in Medieval and Early Tudor England, Studies in Performance and Early Modern Drama 73/1, p. 129
JOHN C. HIRSH Brenda Deen Schildgen, Pagans, Tartars, Moslems, and Jews in Chaucer’s ‘Canterbury Tales’ 72/1, p. 136
Elspeth Kennedy

Gilles Roussineau (ed.), Perceforest, Part II, Vol. I, Textes littéraires français 506

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Francesca Galligan Justin Steinberg, Accounting for Dante: Urban Readers and Writers in Late Medieval Italy 82/2, p. 153
CASSIAN REEL The Medieval Mystical Tradition in England. Papers read at The Exeter Symposium, July 1980, by Marion Glasscoe 52/1, p. 153
EMMA J. CAYLEY Angus J. Kennedy (ed.), with Rosalind Brown-Grant, James C. Laidlaw, Catherine M. Müller, Contexts and Continuities: Proceedings of the IVth International Colloquium on Christine de Pizan (Glasgow 21—27 July 2000) Published in Honour of Liliane Dulac, by 73/1, p. 167
G. Aquilecchia Dante's Style in His Lyric Poetry, by Patrick Boyde 42/2, p. 176
R. Bruce Mitchell A Descriptive Syntax of the Old English Charters, by Charles Carlton 40/2, p. 181
Janet Nelson John of Paris: On Royal and Papal Power. The Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, by J. A. Watt 42/3, p. 289
JOYCE HILL Peter Clemoes, Interactions of Thought and Language in Old English Poetry, Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England 12 66/2, p. 314
JOHN MILES FOLEY Early Epic Scenery: Homer, Virgil, and the Medieval Legacy, by Theodore M. Andersson 47/2, p. 318
Daniel Anlezark Andy Orchard, A Critical Companion to ‘Beowulf’ 72/2, p. 320
MATTHEW WOODCOCK Derek Brewer, A New Introduction to Chaucer, 2nd edn 68/2, p. 323
Shorter Notices
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SHORTER NOTICES 59/1, p. 176
Notes
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ANDREW BREEZE Owen Glendower’s crest and the Scottish campaign of 1384-1385 73/1, p. 99