John Lydgate Libri

Exploring themes of morality, virtue, and sensuality, this two-volume work presents John Lydgate's poem in Middle English. The first volume features the initial 1,000 lines, while the second completes the text. Accompanied by Dr. Furnivall's side notes and a glossary, it serves as a significant resource for those studying medieval literature. Originally published in 1901, this facsimile reprint aims to preserve the cultural importance of the work, despite potential imperfections from its antiquarian origins.

This epic poem tells the story of the Scottish king Robert the Bruce and his fight for independence against the English. The poem is a masterpiece of medieval literature, featuring vivid descriptions of battles and political intrigue. With its powerful narrative and poetic language, this book is a must-read for fans of historical fiction and Scottish culture.

This edition of Barbour's epic poem, The Bruce, includes additional material by John Lydgate. The added section tells the story of how the good wife of Inverness taught her daughter the principles of healthy living. This charming addition enhances the reading experience of a classic work of Scottish literature.