The Digby Poems
A New Edition of the Lyrics
Distributed for Liverpool University Press
Acknowledgements
Introduction
- The manuscript
- Previous editions of the Digby lyrics
- Critical reception
- Date
- Religious sensibilities
- Social temper
- Poetics
- Provenance
Appendix: Parallels between the Digby lyrics and the Macaronic sermons in MS Bodley 649
Abbreviations and select bibliography
The lyrics from MS Digby 102
- Loue God and drede
- Mede and muche thank
- Treuth, reste and pes
- Lerne say wele, say litel, or say no3t
- Wyt and Wille
- To lyf bodyly is perylous
- Man, knowe thy self, and lerne to dye
- A good makynge of iour delaye
- With God of loue and pes 3e trete
- A good sterying to heuenward
- God & man ben made atte on
- God kepe oure kyng and saue the croune
- Dede is worchyng
- Man be warre er the be woo
- The descryuyng or mannes membres
- A remembraunce of Lij folyes
- Loue that God loueth
- The declaryng of religioun
- Untitled
- Untitled
- A lernyng to good leuynge
- Knowe thy self and thy God
- Of the sacrament of the altere
- The Lessouns of the Dirige
Glossary
Index of proper names
Literature and Literary Criticism: British and Irish Literature
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