Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400

Prick of Conscience, etc. St John's College MS 57

Geoffrey Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, and John Lydgate, poems; England (?Winchester), s. xvmed and xv3/4 Christ Church MS. 152

Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales. England (Midlands); XV 2 (?before 1483) Trinity College MS. 49

Chaucer — 15th century, second quarter; English MS. Bodl. 619

Composite anthology of Middle English verse and prose in two parts, partially the work of John Shirley MS. Ashmole 59

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, third quarter; England MS. Barlow 20

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, first half; English MS. e Mus. 54

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, third quarter; England MS. Rawl. D. 3

Chaucer, John Mandeville — 15th century, first half; English MS. e Mus. 116

The Canterbury Tales; England, 1450s MS. Hatton donat. 1

Ps.-Bonaventure — 15th century; English MS. Bodl. 797

Troilus & Creseid MS. Add. C. 287

Poetic anthology on the courtly game of love; England, 15th century, third quarter MS. Bodl. 638

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, middle; English MS. Laud Misc. 600

Geoffrey Chaucer — c. 1450–1470; English MS. Arch. Selden. B. 14

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, second quarter; English, perhaps Lincolnshire MS. Laud Misc. 740

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century; English MS. Laud Misc. 739

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, ?middle; English MS. Rawl. poet. 141

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, third quarter; English MS. Rawl. poet. 149

Anthology of courtly poetry in English MS. Tanner 346

Peter Idley, Vegetius, John Lydgate, Ps.-Aristotle, Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century (in part 1459); English MS. Laud Misc. 416

Rawlinson Manuscripts 4o Rawl. 39, 41-44, 118, 145, 201-202, 204, 245, 263, 323, 335, 550, 582; 8o Rawl. 57, 135, 196, 280, 300, 401, 426, 429, 451, 470, 510, 570, 576, 578, 582, 584-585, 588, 594-595, 614, 621, 629, 645-646, 662, 681, 1047, 1052, 1064, 1079, 1093, 1095-1097, 1102-1103, 1105-1108; MSS. Hearne's diaries 1-192; MSS. Rawl. A. 1, A. 2/1-3, A. 3-23, A. 24/1-2, A. 24*, A. 25-40, A. 41/1-3, A. 42-60, A. 61/1-3, A. 61*, A. 62/1-2, A. 62*, A. 63-138, A. 139a-b, A. 140-194, A. 195A-C, A. 196-386, A. 387a-b, A. 388-499; MSS. Rawl. B. 1-282, B. 282*, B. 283-329, B. 331-388, B. 389a-c, B. 390-397, B. 398a-b, B. 399, B. 399*, B. 400a-g, B. 401, B. 402a-b, B. 403-406, B. 407a-b, B. 408-415, B. 416a-c, B. 417-419, B. 420 a-b, B. 421-435, B. 435b, B. 436-456, B. 457a-b, B. 458-520; MSS. Rawl. C. 1-225, C. 225b, C. 226-400, C. 400*, C. 401-462, C. 464-611, C. 612a-b, C. 613-667, C. 668a-b, C. 669-858, C. 859A-C, C. 859A*, C. 860-989; MSS. Rawl. D. 1-366, D. 368-401, D. 403-943, D. 945-1037, D. 1039-1374, D. 1376-417, D. 1419-81, D. 1483-6, D. 1488-1511, D. 1514-6; MSS. Rawl. E. 1-206, E. 208-19, E. 221-61; MSS. Rawl. Essex 1-30; MSS. Rawl. G. 2-199; MSS. Rawl. I. 1-8, I. 10-11; MSS. Rawl. J. fol. 1-33, Rawl. J. 4o 1-38, Rawl. J 8o 1-18; MSS. Rawl. letters 1-138; MSS. Rawl. liturg. b. 1, c. 1, c. 3, d. 1-6, e. 1*, e. 2-13, e. 15-25, e. 27-9, e. 31-4, e. 36-47, f. 1-13, f. 16-39, g. 1-11; MSS. Rawl. N. 1-14; MSS. Rawl. poet. 1-242, 244-6; MSS. Rawl. Q. b. 1-5, Rawl. Q. c. 1-12, Rawl. Q. d. 1-12, 14-19, Rawl. Q. e. 1-33, Rawl. Q. f. 1-6, Rawl. Q. g. 1; MSS. Rawl. statutes 2-19, 21-57, 59-65; MSS. Smith 1-86, 88-125, 127-34, 136, 138-140, 142-3.

Richard Maidstone (?), Chaucer — c. 1400; English MS. Bodl. 68

Geoffrey Chaucer, Troilus and Criseyde and the unique copy of Balade to Rosamond - fifteenth century, second half MS. Rawl. poet. 163

Geoffrey Chaucer — 1441; England. As Henry VI became king on 1 September 1422, the Explicit (see above) fixes the date that the manuscript was written to the first eight months of 1441. Language of NE Lincolnshire, mixed with a Leicestershire component ( A Linguistic Atlas of Late Mediaeval English [Aberdeen, 1986], vol. 1. 152) MS. Selden Supra 56

Miscellany of poetry by Chaucer, Hoccleve, Lydgate, and other writers MS. Fairfax 16

The Canterbury Tales; England, 1450s × 1460s MS. Rawl. poet. 223

Chaucer — 15th century, second half; English MS. Bodl. 414

Composite miscellany of literary, historical and devotional texts, mostly in Middle English MS. Rawl. C. 86

The Canterbury Tales; England, 1430s MS. Bodl. 686

Letter of fraternity — c. 1395–1402, 1450; English MS. Ashmole 360

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century; English MS. Douce d. 4

Medical and astrological treatises — 16th century; English MS. Ashmole 391

Miscellany of courtly poetry by Hoccleve, Lydgate, Peter Idley, Chaucer; English, 1450s × 1490s MS. Digby 181

Chaucer — 15th century; English MS. Ashmole 393

Anthology of English and Scottish poetry ('The Sinclair manuscript'); Scottish, after c. 1489 MS. Arch. Selden. B. 24

Guardbook of fragments MS. Rawl. D. 913

William Reed, Zahel, Albumasar, Geoffrey Chaucer — 14th century and 15th century; English MS. Digby 72

Composite manuscript in four parts, containing The Earl of Toulouse, Knighthode and Bataile, notes by William Fitzwilliam, extracts of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, and works by John Glanvill. 15th-17th centuries. MS. Ashmole 45