The English Manuscripts of Richard Rolle
A Descriptive Catalogue
Distributed for Liverpool University Press
Richard Rolle (d. 1349)—Yorkshire hermit, religious writer, visionary, and mystical wanderer—was widely recognized in the later English Middle Ages as a major spiritual author. Though still an enigma for most scholars, Rolle was a prolific writer who authored over 120 volumes in his lifetime, many of which are central to our understanding of the sacred culture of his period. This volume assembles the breadth of his writings together for the first time in an author-based bibliography, accompanied by an introduction to the context and significance of his writings, providing invaluable data for Rolle scholars, as well as for others working on medieval religious literature and culture.
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations and Abbreviated References
Introduction: Richard Rolle in English
List of Manuscripts Described showing Rollean content
Table of Equivalents to Ogilvie-Thomson’s Edition
Plate Section
The Catalogue
Indexes
English Works of Richard Rolle
Associated English Texts
Associated Latin Texts
Associated French Texts
Incipits of Unindexed English Prose
Pre-Dissolution Owners
Book-Producers
Paper Stocks
Manuscripts Referred to but not Described
Religion: Religion and Literature
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