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The Canterbury Tales
  
THE BOOK OF THE DUCHESS
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THE HOUSE OF FAME
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ANELIDA AND ARCITEThe Compleynt of feire Anelida and fals Arcite.
  
THE PARLIAMENT OF FOWLS
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BOECEIncipit Liber Boecii de Consolacione Philosophie.
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Incipit Liber Secundus
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Incipit Liber Tertius
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IAM CANTUM ILLA, &c. — Prosa 1
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QUI SERERE INGENUUM. — Metrum 1
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TUM DEFIXO PAULULUM. — Prosa 2
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QUANTAS RERUM FLECTAT. — Metrum 2
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VOS QUOQUE TERRENA ANIMALIA. — Prosa 3
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QUAMVIS FLUENTE DIVES. — Metrum 3
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SET DIGNITATES. — Prosa 4
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QUAMVIS SE TIRIO. — Metrum 4
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AN VERO REGNA. — Prosa 5
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QUI SE VOLET ESSE POTENTEM. — Metrum 5
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GLORIA VERO QUAM FALLAX. — Prosa 6
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OMNE HOMINUM GENUS IN TERRIS. — Metrum 6
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QUID AUTEM DE CORPORIS. — Prosa 7
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HABET HOC VOLUPTAS. — Metrum 7
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NICHIL IGITUR DUBIUM. — Prosa 8
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HEU QUE MISEROS TRAMITE. — Metrum 8
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HACTENUS MENDACIS FORMAM. — Prosa 9
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O QUI PERPETUA. — Metrum 9
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QUONlAM IGITUR QUE SIT. — Prosa 10
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NUNC OMNES PARITER VENITE CAPTI. — Metrum 10
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ASSENCIOR INQUAM CUNCTA. — Prosa 11
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QUISQUIS PROFUNDA. — Metrum 11
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TUNC EGO PLATONI INQUAM. — Prosa 12
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FELIX QUI POTUIT. — Metrum 12
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Incipit Liber Quartus
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Incipit Liber Quintus
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Troilus and Criseyde
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THE LEGEND OF GOOD WOMEN
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THE SHORT POEMS
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THE ROMAUNT OF THE ROSE

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OMNE HOMINUM GENUS IN TERRIS. — Metrum 6

"Alle the lynage of men that ben in erthe ben of semblable byrthe. On allone is fadir of thynges; on allone mynystreth alle thynges. He yaf to the sonne his bemes, he yaf to the moone hir hornes, he yaf the men to the erthe, he yaf the sterres to the hevene. He encloseth with membres the soules that comen from his heye sete. Thanne comen alle mortel folk of noble seed. Why noysen ye or bosten of your eldres? For yif thow loke youre bygynnyng, and God your auctour and yowr makere, thanne nis ther none forlyned wyght or ongentil, but if he noryssche his corage unto vices and forlete his propre byrthe.

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