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Authorial or Scribal? : spelling variation in the Hengwrt and Ellesmere manuscripts of The Canterbury Tales

Caon, L.M.D.

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Caon, L. M. D. (2009, January 14). Authorial or Scribal? : spelling variation in the Hengwrt and Ellesmere manuscripts of The Canterbury Tales. LOT, Utrecht. Retrieved from

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Appendix 1

Fifteenth-century witnesses of The Canterbury Tales

Ad1 BL Additional 5140 Ad2 BL Additional 25718 Ad3 BL Additional 35286 Ad4 BL Additional 10340 Ar Arundel 140

Bo1 Bodley 414 Bo2 Bodley 686 Bw Barlow 20 Ch Christ Church 152

Cn Cardigan (Austin, HRC 143) Cp Corpus Christi Oxford 198 Ct Chetham

Dd Cambridge Dd.4.24 Dl Delamere

Do Douce d.4 Ds1 Devonshire

Ds2 Devonshire Fragment Ee Cambridge Ee.2.15 El Ellesmere

En1 BL Egerton 2726 En2 BL Egerton 2863 En3 BL Egerton 2864 Fi Fitzwilliam McClean 181 Gg Cambridge Gg.4.27 Gl Glasgow Hunterian 197 Ha1 BL Harley 1239

Ha2 BL Harley 1758 Ha3 BL Harley 7333 Ha4 BL Harley 7334 Ha5 BL Harley 7335

He Helmingham (Princeton 100) Hg Hengwrt

Hk Holkham 667 Hl1 BL Harley 1704 Hl2 BL Harley 2551 Hl3 BL Harley 2382 Hl4 BL Harley 5908 Hn Huntington HM 144 Ht Hatton donat. 1 Ii Cambridge Ii.3.26 Kk Cambridge Kk.1.3 La BL Lansdowne 851 Lc Lichfield 29 Ld1 Laud. Misc. 600 Ld2 Laud. Misc. 739 Ll1 Longleat 257 Ll2 Longleat 29 Ln Lincoln 110

Ma Manchester Rylands 113 Mc McCormick (Chicago 564) Me Merthyr

Mg Morgan 249

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APPENDIX 1 224

Mm Cambridge Mm.2.5

Ne Oxford, New College D.314 Nl Northumberland 455 Np Naples XIII.B.29 Ox1 Oxford (John Rylands) Ox2 Oxford (Rosenbach) Ph1 Phillips 6570

Ph2 Phillips 8136 (Bodmer 48) Ph3 Phillips 8137

Ph4 Phillips 8299 Pl Plimpton Pp Pepys

Ps Paris BN anglais 39 Pw Petworth

Py London, Physicians 388 Ra1 Rawlinson poet. 141 Ra2 Rawlinson poet. 149 Ra3 Rawlinson poet. 223 Ra4 Rawlinson C.86

Ry1 BL Royal 17 D.XV Ry2 BL Royal 18 C.II Se Arch. Selden B.14 Si Sion College Sl1 BL Sloane 1685 Sl2 BL Sloane 1686 Sl3 BL Sloane 1009 St Stonyhurst B XXIII Tc1 Trinity Cambridge R.3.3 Tc2 Trinity Cambridge R.3.15 Tc3 Trinity Cambridge R.3.19 To1 Trinity Oxford 49 To2 Trinity Oxford 29

Pre-1500 Printed editions Cx1 Caxton, First Edition Cx2 Caxton, Second Edition Pn Pynson

Wy Wynkyn de Worde

(From Blake and Robinson eds1997, The Canterbury Tales Project Occasional Papers II)

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