[[9.2]]
Hous of Fame, 1. 1198.
[[9.3]]
Troilus, Bk. v. Il. 1797-98.
[[9.4]]
Furnivall's ed., Rolls S., pt. 1, p. 1.
[[9.5]]
MS. Reg. 17, C, viii. f. 2; cited in
Skeat's Chaucer, v. 194.
[[9.6]]
Warton, 96-99; Rashdall and Rait, New
Coll., 60
[[9.7]]
Stubbs, Lect. on Med. Hist., 137.
[[9.8]]
James (M. R.), 148.
[[9.9]]
Coulton, Chaucer and his England, 99.
[[9.10]]
James (M. R.), lxxli.; this number is probably
correct, but owing to confusion between three Abbots of this name it is
not certainly right.
[[9.13]]
O. H. S., 32, Collect. 36-40;
also 9.
[[9.14]]
Blakiston, Trin. Coll. 5, 7; A. de
Murimuth, 171.
[[9.15]]
R. de B., 197-199.
[[9.16]]
"R. de Bury . . . qui ipsum episcopatum et omnia
sua beneficia prius habita per preces magnatum et ambitionis vitium
adquisivit, et ideo toto tempore suo inopia laboravit et prodigus
exstitit in expensis."—Murimuth, 171.
[[9.17]]
"Volens tamen magnus clericus
reputari."—Murimuth, 171.
[[9.18]]
Skeat's Chaucer, vi. 381.
[[9.19]]
Hous of Fame, Works, iii. bk. ii. l.
656-58.
[[9.20]]
Book of the Duchesse, 44.
[[9.21]]
Legend of Good Women, prol. 30ff.
[[9.22]]
Valerie: possibly Epistola Valerii ad
Rifinum de uxore non ducenda, attributed to Walter Mapes; it is a
short treatise of about eight folios; it is printed in Cam.
Soc. xvi. 77. Theofraste: Aureolus liber de Nuptiis, by
one Theophrastus.
[[9.24]]
Troilus, ii. 81-105.
[[9.25]]
It seems to be Chaucer's own; only ahout
one-third of the poem comes from Boccaccio's Filostrato.
Chaucer had a copy of the Thebais of Statius.—
Troilus, v. 1. 1484.
[[9.26]]
Letter book K, fo. 39, July 4, 1426.
[[9.27]]
From schedule of the possessions of the
Guildhall College, July 24, 1549.— L. A. R., x. 381.
[[9.28]]
Chichele Register, pt. I, fo. 392b, Lamb. Pal.;
L. A. R., x. 382.
[[9.29]]
Conf. of Librarians (1877), 216; L. A.
R., x. 382.
[[9.30]]
Hist. MSS., 8th Rept., pt. I, 268a
[[9.31]]
Gasquet2, 20;
Sandys, ii. 220; Legrand, Bibliographie Hellénique, i.
(1885) xxiv., where the date is 1405-6.
[[9.32]]
Epp. (ed. Tonelli, 1832-61), i. 43, 70,
74.
[[9.33]]
"Cest livre est a moy Homfrey Duc de Glocestre,
lequel je fis translater de Grec en Latin par un de mes secretaires,
Antoyne de Beccariane de Verone." —Cam. Soc. 1843, Ellis,
Letters, 357.
[[9.34]]
Gherardi, Statuti della Univ. e Studio
Fiorentino, 364; Sandys, ii. 220; Einstein, 15.
[[9.35]]
O. H. S., 35, Anstey, 17, 45.
[[9.36]]
"Messer Andrea Ols" in Italian authority;
identified by Dr. Sandys.
[[9.37]]
O. H. S., 36, Anstey, ii. 380-01;
Sandys, ii. 221-26; Einstein, 26.
[[9.39]]
Leland3, 463;
Leland, iii. 13; Einstein, 23, 54-5; C. A. S., 8vo ser., No.
32 (1899), 13.
[[9.40]]
E. H. R., xxv. 449.
[[9.41]]
Rymer, Foedera, xii. 214, 216; E.
H. R., xxv. 450.
[[9.42]]
Now MS. lit 4, 16, at Cambridge
University Library.
[[9.43]]
On Shirwood's books see E. H. R., xxv. 449-53.
[[9.44]]
Leiden, Voss. MSS. Graec., 56.
[[9.45]]
On this group see Harris, Jas. Rendel, The
Leicester Codex.
[[9.46]]
E. H. R., xxv. 446-7; James.
[[9.47]]
Literae Cant. (Rolls Seh), iii. 239;
cf. Campbell, Matls for Hist. of H. VII., ii. 85, 114,
224.
[[9.48]]
Leland3, 482. The
Obit in Christ Church MS. D. 12 refers to Selling as "Sacrae
Theologiae Doctor. Hic in divinis agendis multum devotus et lingua
Graeca et Latina valde eruditus."—Gasquet2,
24.
[[9.49]]
Gasquet2, 24; James, li.
[[9.50]]
Homer and Euripides are in Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge, the others are in Trinity College,
Cambridge.—James16, 9; Gasquet
2, 30.
[[9.52]]
The point is disputed; cf. Einstein, 32; Lyte,
386; Camb. Lit., iii. 5, 6; Rashdall and Rait, New.
Coll., 93; Dr. Sandys does not mention Vitelli.
