The Cambridge ms. Dd. 4. 24. of Chaucer's Canterbury tales, completed by the Egerton ms. 2726 (the Haistwell ms) Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall ...

Title

The Cambridge ms. Dd. 4. 24. of Chaucer's Canterbury tales, completed by the Egerton ms. 2726 (the Haistwell ms) Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall ...

Author

Chaucer, Geoffrey, d. 1400.

Publication

London,: Pub. for the Chaucer Society by K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co.,

1902.

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"The Cambridge ms. Dd. 4. 24. of Chaucer's Canterbury tales, completed by the Egerton ms. 2726 (the Haistwell ms) Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall ..." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/ASH3725.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 6, 2025. content_copy

Contents

• omitted front matter
• omitted front matter
• GROUP A. FRAGMENT I.
  • § 1. GENERAL PROLOGUE.
  • ¶ Heere bigynneth the knyghtes tale
    • part
    • [Part II. No gap in the MS.]
    • [PART III. No gap in the MS.]
    • [Part IV. No gap in the MS.]
  • ¶ The prologe of the Millere
  • ¶ Heere bygynneth the Millers tale;
  • & bygynneth the prologe of the Reve
  • ¶ Heere bigynneth the Reues Tale;
  • & bigynneth the prologe of the Cook
  • ¶ The Cookes Tale
• group - B
  • (Man of Law's Head-Link.)
  • et incipit fabula eiusdem;
    • part
    • [PART I.]
    • ¶ Incipit secunda pars
    • [PART III.]
• group - D
  • ¶ Incipit prologus vxoris de Bathe
  • ¶ Heere maketh the ffrere an interempcion of the wyues tale
  • et incipit fabula Vxoris de Bathe
  • Et incipit prologus fratris
    • part
    • ¶ Incipit fabula fratris
  • Et incipit prologus Summonitoris
    • part
    • Et incipit fabula
• group - E
  • & incipit prologus clerici de Oxonia
    • part
    • et incipit fabula Clerici de Oxonia;
    • ¶ Incipit pars Secunda [in margin: no break in MS.]
    • ¶ Incipit pars tercia [in margin: no break in MS.]
    • Et Incipit pars .4ta. [in margin: no break in MS.]
    • ¶ Incipit pars quinta: [in margin: no break in MS.]
    • [PART VI. No break in the MS.]
  • & incipit prologus of the Marchaunt
  • ¶ Incipit fabula Mercatoris
  • Et incipit prologus Armigeri
• notes (distributed in text and omitted here)
• group - F
  • tale
  • tale
    • & Incipit fabula Armigeri
    • [PART II.]
  • & incipit prologus Clerici Oxonie
  • & Incipit fabula sua de Rokkes de Bretayne
  • [THE TALE.]
• group - C
  • & bigynneth the Phisiciens tale with-oute a Prologe;
  • & bigynneth the prologe of the Pardonere
  • ¶ Radix omnium malorum est Cupiditas; Ad Thymotheum .6o.
  • ¶ Et nunc narrat fabulam suam
• group - B
  • ¶ Here bigynneth the Shipmans tale / next folwyng the Pardoner
  • and the Hoost begynneth to speke
  • Here begynneth þe Prioresse prolog of Dominus dominus noster
  • ¶ Here bigynneth the Prioresse hire Tale
  • & incipit/ prologus de Sir Thopas per Chaucer narratus
  • et incipit fabula sua de Sir Thopas
    • [Fit I.]
    • [The Second Fit.]
  • And heere bigynneth the Tale of Melibeus:
  • & bygynneth the Prologe of the Monkes tale;
  • & bigynneth þe Monkes tale / þat is titled de casibus virorum Illustrium; Chaucer.
    • part
    • [Lucifer.]
    • [Adam.]
    • [Sampson.]
    • [Hercules.]
    • [Nebuchadnezzar.]
    • [Belshazzar.]
    • [Zenobia.]
    • [Peter the Cruel, of Spain.]
    • [Peter of Cyprus.]
    • [Bernabo Visconti, of Milan.]
    • [Ugolino, Count of Pisa.]
    • [Nero.]
    • [Holofernes.]
    • [Antiochus.]
    • [Alexander the Great.]
    • [Julius Cæsar.]
    • [Cresus.]
  • Here bigynneth the Prologe of the Nonnes Prest /
  • and begynneth his tale of þe Cok and þe Hen
  • tale
• GROUP G. FRAGMENT VIII.
  • § 1. THE SECOND NUN'S TALE.
    • [THE PROEM.]
  • & bigynneth the Prologe of the Chanouns ȝeman;
  • [THE PREAMBLE.]
  • [THE TALE.]
• GROUP H. FRAGMENT IX.
  • § 1. THE MANCIPLE'S HEAD-LINK.
    • et incipit prologus Mancipuly
  • et Incipit fabula sua de la Crowe
• GROUP I. FRAGMENT X.
  • § 1. THE BLANK-PARSON LINK.
    • & Incipit prologus Rectoris fabule
  • et incipit fabula SuA.
    • part
    • Et sequitur secunda pars eiusdem
    • Sequitur de Septem peccatis mortalibus & eorum dependenciis circumstanciis & speciebus
    • [The Twigs of Pride.]
    • Hic tractus Superbie desinit / & remedium eiusdem Hic Incipit/.
    • Hic desinit Remedium Superbie / & tractus Incipit hic Inuidie/.
    • Hic Inuidie tractus desinit / & Remedium inde hic Incipit/.
    • Hic Remedium Inuidie desinit & tractus Ire Incipit /.
    • Hic Ire tractus desinit / & remedium eiusdem Incipit/.
    • Hic Remedium contra Ire peccatum desinit & tractus Accidie Incipit.
    • Hic tractus Accidie desinit & Remedium eiusdem Incipit/.
    • Hic Remedium Accidie desinit / & tractus Auaricie Incipit/.
    • Hic Auaricie tractus desinit / & Remedium eiusdem Incipit/.
    • Hic Auaricie Remedium desinit & tractus Gule nunc Incipit /.
    • Hic tractus Gule desinit / et Remedium eiusdem Incipit/.
    • Hic Remedium Gule desinit / & tractus Luxurie Incipit
    • Hic tractus Luxurie desinit & Remedium eiusdem Hic Incipit ./.
    • Hi[c] Sequitur secunda pars Penitence. /:
    • Here the maker taketh His Leue /
• appendices
  • omitted matter
  • 2. The Hymn of Chaucer's Oxford Clerk, NICHOLAS, "ANGELUS AD VIRGINEM." (Miller's Tale, Group A. l. 3216, p. 92, abuv.)
    • THE LATIN ORIGINAL: 'ANGELUS AD VIRGINEM'
    • ENGLISHT (rymes ababcc, dde, cec). Arundel MS. 248, leaf 154. Ab. 1250-60, A.D.
  • omitted back matter