Middle English Bibliography Entry

Sermon Beginning with the lyric 'Liþer lok and tuingling'

Entry Info

External References:
IMEV 1917, 2285
NIMEV 1917, 2285
DIMEV 3131, 3679
IPMEP 552
Manuscript, print, and LALME references:
Cambridge, Trinity College B.1.45 (43) . (Pref. MS)
LAEME: Item 1701 (152). Entry 1. English on fols. 24 and 41v-42r written by Scribe D of Cotton Cleo C.6 (Ancrene Riwle). NE Midlands (Dobson says Lincs., McIntosh Norfolk). LAEME settles on W Norfolk.
London, British Library, Cotton Cleopatra C.6 .
LAEME: Item 1702 (153). Entry 3. Five short works (regarded as two works by MED) in continuous text by scribe D (who also corrected Ancrene Riwle). NE Midlands (Dobson says Lincs., McIntosh Norfolk). LAEME settles on W Norfolk.
Editions, facsimiles, and other sources cited:
C. Brown, "Texts and the Man," Bulletin of the Modern Humanities Research Association 2 (1928).
M. Förster, "Kleinere mittelenglische Texte," Anglia : Zeitschrift für englische Philologie 42 (1918).
MED title stencils and sources:
Trin-C B.1.45
  • a1300 Serm.Liþer lok (Trin-C B.1.45) C. Brown, "Texts and the Man," Bulletin of the Modern Humanities Research Association 2 (1928).104-105.
  • a1300 Serm.Liþer lok (Trin-C B.1.45:Förster) M. Förster, "Kleinere mittelenglische Texte," Anglia : Zeitschrift für englische Philologie 42 (1918).149, 151.
Cleo C.6
  • a1300 Serm.Liþer lok (Cleo C.6) M. Förster, "Kleinere mittelenglische Texte," Anglia : Zeitschrift für englische Philologie 42 (1918).149, 151.

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