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(1) Morris, R., [Ed.] Early English alliterative poems, in the west-midland dialect of the 14th century, with notes, etc. 1864. In v. 1.

(2) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Arthur; a short sketch of his life and history, in English verse of the first half of the 15th century. 1864. In v. 1.

(3) Hall, F., [Ed.] Tractate concernyng ye office and dewtie of kyngis, spirituall pastoris, and temporall iugis. Laitlie compylit be William Lander. 1864. In v. 2. (4) Morris, R., [Ed.] Sir Gawayne and the green knight; an alliterative romance-poem, (ab. 1320-30, A. D.) 1864. In v. 2.

(3) Wheatley, H. B., [Ed.] Of the orthographie and congruitie of the Britan tongue be Alexander Hume. 1865. In v. 3.

(6) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Lancelot of the laik; a Scottish metrical romance. 1865. In v. 3.

(7) Morris, R., [Ed.] Story of Genesis and Exodus; an early English song. (Ab. 1250.) 1865. In v. 4.

(S) Perry, G. G., [Ed.] Morte Arthure. Ed. from R. Thornton's MS. (Ab. 1440, A. D.) 1868. In v. 5.

9) Kingsley, G. H., [Ed.] Chaucer-Animaduersions uppon corrections printed in 1598. Sett downe by Francis Thynne. 1865. In v. 5.

(10 and 21) Wheatley, H. B., [Ed.] Merlin; or, the early. history of king Arthur: a prose romance. (Ab. 1430– 1460.) In v. 6.

(11, 19 and 35) Hall, F., [Ed.] The works of Sir David Lyndesa y (Ab. 1552.) 1865. In v. 7.

(12) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Wright's chaste wife; a merry tale by Adam of Cobsam. (Ab. 1462.) 1865. In v. S. (13) Cockayne, O., [Ed.] Seinte Marherete, the meiden ant martyr, in old English. First edited from the skin books in 1862. 1866. In v. 8.

(14) Lumby, J. R., [Ed.] King Horn, with fragments of Flor z and Blauncheflur, and of The assumption of our lady, from a MS. in the Cambridge university library, Also, from MSS. in the British museum, The assumption of our lady and fragments of the Floyres and Blancheflur. 1866. In v. S.

(15) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Political, religious, and love poems, from the archbp. of Canterbury's Lambeth MS., No. 306, and other sources. (1350-1531.) 1866. In v. 9. (16) Furnivali, F. J., [Ed.] Book of quinte essence from the Sloane MS. (Ab. 1460-70.) 1866. In v. 10.

(17) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Parallel extracts from twenty-nine manuscripts of Piers Plowman, with comments, and a proposal for the society's three-text edition of this poem. 1866. In v. 10. (18) Cockayne, O., [Ed.] Hali meidenhad; an alliterative homily of the thirteenth century. 1866. In v. 10. (19) [See No. 11.]

(20) Perry, G. G., [Ed.] Prose treatises of Richard Rolle de Hampole, (who died A. D. 1349,) from Thornton's MS. (1440.) 1866. In v. 10.

(21) [See No. 10.]

(22) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Romans of Partenay, or of Lusignen, otherwise known as the tale of Melusine. 1866. In v. 11.

(23) Morris, R., [Ed.] Dan Michel's Ayenbite of Inwyt; or, remorse of conscience. In the Kentish dialect, 1340, A. D.; from the autograph MS. in the British museum, 1566. In v. 12.

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(24) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Hymns to the virgin and Christ; the parliament of devils, and other religious poems; from archbp. of Canterbury's Lambeth MS. 1867. In v. 13. (25) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Stacions of Rome, (verse, 1370; prose, 1460-70;) and the Pilgrim's sea-voyage (temp. Hen. VI.,) with Clene maydenhod, from the Vernon MS., (ab. 1370.) A supplement to "Political, religions, and love poems," and "Hali meidenhad." 1867. v. 13.

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(26) Perry, G. G., [Ed.] Religious pieces in prose and verse, from Thornton's MS., (cir. 1440.) 1867. In v. 13. (27) Wheatley, H. B.. [Ed.] Manipulus vocabularum: a rhyming dictionary of the English language, by Peter Levins, (1570,) with an alphabetical index. 1867. In V. 14. (28) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] The vision of William concerning Piers Plowman, with Vita de Dowel, Dobet et Dobest, by Wm. Langland, (1362.) Part I, the Vernon text, or text A. 1867. In v. 15.

(29 and 34) Morris, R., [Ed.] Old English homilies and homiletic treatises, (Sawles ward, and the wohunge of ure Lauerd; uresins of ure Louerd and of ure Lesdi, &c.,) of the 12th and 13th centuries. From MSS. in Br. museum, Lambeth, and Bodleian libraries. 1868. In v. 16. (30) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Pierce the ploughmans crede, (ab. 1394;) to which is appended God spede the plough, (ab. 1500.) 1867. In v. 17.

(31) Peacock, E., [Ed.] Instructions for parish priests, by John Myre. 1868. In v. 17.

The book of the knight of La TourIn v. 19.

[See No. 11.]

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