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2. (p. 24-33) King Arthur and King Cornwall, incomplet du début et de la fin

   Incipit:	[le début manque] Saies, "Come here cuzen Gawaine so gay; my sisters sonne be yee…
   Explicit:	… and came againe by and by. He put the head upon a swords point [la fin manque]

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4. (p. 38-46) Turke and Sir Gawain

   Incipit:	Listen, lords, great and small, what adventures did befall…
   Explicit:	… that such talking loves to heere! Amen for Charity! Fins.

5. (p. 46-52) The marriage of Sir Gawain

   Incipit:	Kinge Arthur lives in merry Carleile, and seemely is to see…
   Explicit:	… />for the good chance that hapened was to Sir Gawaine and his lady gay. Fins.

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7. (p. 60-66) Sir Landevale

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9. (p. 125-145) Eger and Grime

   Incipit:	It ffell sometimes in the land of Beame there dwelled a lord within that realme…
   Explicit:	… I pray Iesus that wee soe may; bring vs the blisse that lasteth aye. Ffinis.

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11. (p. 210-232) Sir Tryamour

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    Explicit:

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13. (p. 296-313) Sir Eglamour of Artois

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    Explicit:

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15. (p. 317-346) Lybeaus Desconus

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    Explicit:

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17. (p. 357-368) The tale of John the Reeve

    Incipit:	God! through thy might and thy mercy, all that loueth game and glee…
    Explicit:	… that liued sometimes in the south-west countrye    in long Edwards dayes our King.

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19. (p. 372-381) Sir Degaré

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21. (p. 384-390) Death and Liffe

    Incipit:	Christ, Christen King, that on the crosse tholed, hadd paines and pasayons to deffend our soules…
    Explicit:	… Therto, Iesu of lerusalem, grant ve thy grace, And saue there our howse holy for euer! Amen.

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23. (p. 444-446) The squyr of lowe degre

    Incipit:	It was a squyre of lowe degre yt loued ye kynges doughter of hūgre…
    Explicit:

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25. (p. 448-455) The carle of Carlisle

    Incipit:	Listen to me a litle stond - yee shall heare of one that was sober and sound…
    Explicit:	… God grant us grace itt may soe bee. Amen, say all, for charitye. Finis.

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Description matérielle

Possesseurs

• Humphrey Pitt
• Thomas Percy (1729-1811)

Bibliographie

• Percy, Thomas, Reliques of Ancient English Poetry: Consisting of Old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and Other Pieces of our Earlier Poets, (Chiefly of the Lyric Kind) Together with Some Few of Later Date, London, Dodsley, 1765, 3 t. [GB: t. 1, t. 2, t. 3] [IA: t. 1, t. 2, t. 3]
  Pour toutes les éditions ultérieures, voir la page consacrée à Thomas Percy.
• Bishop Percy's Folio Manuscript. Ballades and Romances. Edited by John W. Hales and Frederick J. Furnivall, London, Trübner and Co., 1867-1868, 3 t. [GB: t. 1, t. 2, t. 2:2, t. 3] [IA: t. 1, t. 2, t. 3]
• Hanford, James Holly, et John Marcellus Steadman, Jr., « Death and Liffe: an alliterative poem », Studies in Philology, 15:3, 1918, p. 221-294. [jstor.org] [Gallica] [GB] [HT] [IA]
• Eger and Grime: a parallel-text edition of the Percy and the Huntington-Laing versions of the romance with an introductory study by James Ralston Caldwell, Cambridge, Harvard University Press (Harvard Studies in Comparative Literature, 9), 1933, ix + 353 p. [IA]
• Donatelli, Joseph, « The Percy Folio manuscript: a seventeenth-century context for medieval poetry », English Manuscript Studies, 4, 1993, p. 114-133.
• Radulescu, Raluca L., « Ballad and popular romance in the Percy Folio », Arthurian Literature, 23, 2006, p. 68-80.
• Catalogue en ligne de la bibliothèque

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