Jo. Gower De confessione amantis.
by John Gower, Sian Echard, and Claire Fanger
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Christian ethics, Christian poetry, English (Middle), Courtly love, Love poetry, English (Middle), Poetry, Translations into Spanish, Works by individual poets: classical, early & medieval, Medieval And Early Modern Latin Literature, Middle English Literature, English, Latin, London (england), history, Poetry (poetic works by one author), Latin poetry, translations into englishShowing 7 featured editions. View all 21 editions?
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Confessio amantis
2000, Published for TEAMS (The Consortium for the Teaching of the Middle Ages) in association with the University of Rochester by Medieval Institute Publications, Western Michigan University, Medieval Institute Publications
in English, Middle (1100-1500)
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Confessio amantis
1980, University of Toronto Press in association with the Medieval Academy of America
in English, Middle (1100-1500)
0802064388 9780802064387
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Confessio amantis: edited and collated with the best manuscripts by Reinhold Pauli.
1857, Bell and Daldy
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Confessio amantis: edited and collated with the best manuscripts by Reinhold Pauli.
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Signatures: *6, A-Z6, Aa-Ii6 (leaf Ii6 blank).
Leaves Ff2 and Gg3 signed F2 and G3 respectively.
First printed by Caxton in 1483; 2nd ed. by Berthelet, 1532; 3rd ed., 1554.
In English verse; printed in two columns.
"To the reder", by Berthelet: leaves [2]v-[3]r.
STC 12144.
Fisher stc copy: Final blank leaf wanting. With the autograph of Francis Bishoppe on t.p. recto, and the cipher of Narcissus Lutrell on t.p. verso; with the armorial bookplate of F. Hopkinson, 1881 on front pastedown. Modern full claret crushed morocco binding with gilt ruling on covers and on the raised bands of the spine; blind-tooled centre devices in spine compartments; edges sprinkled red. With binder's ticket: T.C. Hickman, Wymondham.
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