The Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, vol. 2 (Boethius, Troilus)
The late 19th century Skeat edition with copious scholarly notes and a good introduction to the texts.
The Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, edited from numerous manuscripts by the Rev. Walter W. Skeat (2nd ed.) (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1899). 7 vols.
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- Author: Geoffrey Chaucer
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Table of Contents
- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION TO BOETHIUS.
- § 1.: Date of the Work.
- § 2.: Boethius.
- Boethius: Book II: Meter V.
- § 23.: Comparison with ‘Boece’ of other works by Chaucer.
- Troilus and Criseyde: Book I.
- Troilus: Book II.
- Troilus: Book III.
- Troilus: Book IV.
- Troilus: Book V.
- The House of Fame.
- Legend of Good Women.
- MINOR POEMS.
- III. Book of the Duchesse.
- V. Parlement of Foules.
- IX. The Former Age.
- X. Fortune.
- XIII. Truth.
- XIV. Gentilesse.
- XV. Lak of Stedfastnesse.
- Canterbury Tales: Group A.
- Group B.
- Group D.
- Group E.
- Group F.
- Group G.
- Group H.
- Group I.
- § 25.: The Manuscripts.
- § 26.: The Printed Editions.
- § 27.: The Present Edition.
- INTRODUCTION TO TROILUS.
- ERRATA AND ADDENDA.
- I.: BOETHIUS.
- II.: TROILUS.
- BOETHIUS DE CONSOLATIONE PHILOSOPHIE.
- BOOK I.
- Metre I.: Carmina qui quondam studio florente peregi.
- Prose I.: Hec dum mecum tacitus ipse reputarem.
- Metre II.: Heu quam precipiti mersa profundo.
- Prose II.: Set medicine, inquit, tempus est.
- Metre III.: Tunc me discussa liquerunt nocte tenebre.
- Prose III.: Hand aliter tristicie nebulis dissolutis.
- Metre IV.: Quisquis composito serenus euo.
- Prose IV.: Sentisne, inquit, hec.
- Metre V.: O stelliferi conditor orbis.
- Prose V.: Hic ubi continuato dolore delatraui.
- Metre VI.: Cum Phebi radiis graue Cancri sidus inestuat.
- Prose VI.: Primum igitur paterisne me pauculis rogacionibus.
- Metre VII.: Nubibus atris.
- BOOK II.
- Prose I.: Postea paulisper conticuit.
- Metre I.: Hec cum superba uerterit uices dextra.
- Prose II.: Vellem autem pauca tecum.
- Metre II.: Si quantas rapidis flatibus incitus.
- Prose III.: Hiis igitur si pro se tecum Fortuna loqueretur.
- Metre III.: Cum polo Phebus roseis quadrigis.
- Prose IV.: Tunc ego, uera, inquam, commemoras.
- Metre IV.: Quisquis uolet perennem Cautus ponere sedem.
- Prose V.: Set cum rationum iam in te.
- Metre V.: Felix nimium prior etas.
- PROSE VI.: Quid autem de dignitatibus.
- Metre VI.: Nouimus quantas dederit ruinas.
- Prose VII.: Tum ego, scis, inquam.
- Metre VII.: Quicunque solam mente praecipiti petit.
- Prose VIII.: Set ne me inexorabile contra fortunam.
- Metre VIII.: Quod mundus stabili fide.
- BOOK III.
- Prose I.: Iam cantum illa finierat.
- Metre I.: Qui serere ingenuum uolet agrum.
- Prose II.: Tunc defixo paullulum uisu.
- Metre II.: Quantas rerum flectat habenas.
- Prose III.: Vos quoque, o terrena animalia.
- Metre III.: Quamvis fluente diues auri gurgite.
- Prose IV.: Set dignitates.
- Metre IV.: Quamvis se, Tyrio superbus ostro.
- Prose V.: An vero regna regumque familiaritas.
- Metre V.: Qui se uolet esse potentem.
- PROSE VI.: Gloria uero quam fallax saepe.
- Metre VI.: Omne hominum genus in terris.
- Prose VII.: Quid autem de corporis uoluptatibus.
- Metre VII.: Habet omnis hoc uoluptas.
- Prose VIII.: Nihil igitur dubium est.
- Metre VIII.: Eheu! quae miseros tramite deuios.
- Prose IX.: Hactenus mendacis formam.
- Metre IX.: O qui perpetua mundum ratione gubernas.
- Prose X.: Quoniam igitur quae sit imperfecti.
- Metre X.: Huc omnes pariter uenite capti.
- Prose XI.: Assentior, inquam.
- Metre XI.: Quisquis profunda mente uestigat uerum.
- Prose XII.: Tum ego, Platoni, inquam.
- Metre XII.: Felix, qui potuit boni.
- BOOK IV.
- Prose I.: Hec cum Philosophia, dignitate uultus.
- Metre I.: Sunt etenim pennae uolucres mihi.
- Prose II.: Tum ego, Papae, inquam.
- Metre II.: Quos uides sedere celsos.
- Prose III.: Videsne igitur quanto in coeno.
- Metre III.: Vela Neritii dulcis.
- Prose IV.: Tum ego, Fateor, inquam.
- Metre IV.: Quid tantos iuuat excitare motus.
- Prose V.: Hic ego uideo inquam.
- METRE V.: Si quis Arcturi sidera nescit.
- Prose VI.: Ita est, inquam.
- Metre VI.: Si uis celsi iura tonantis.
- Prose VII.: Iamne igitur uides.
- Metre VII.: Bella bis quinis operatus annis.
- BOOK V.
- Prose I.: Dixerat, orationisque cursum.
- Metre I.: Rupis Achemenie scopulis, ubi uersa sequentum.
- Prose II.: Animaduerto, inquam.
- Metre II.: Puro clarum lumine Phebum.
- Prose III.: Tum ego, en, inquam.
- Metre III.: Quenam discors federa rerum.
- Prose IV.: Tum illa: Vetus, inquit, hec est.
- Metre IV.: Quondam porticus attulit.
- Prose V.: Quod si in corporibus sentiendis.
- Metre V.: Quam uariis terris animalia permeant figuris.
- Prose VI.: Quoniam igitur, uti paullo ante.
- TROILUS AND CRISEYDE.
- BOOK I.
- BOOK II.
- BOOK III.
- BOOK IV.
- BOOK V.
- NOTES TO BOETHIUS.
- BOOK I.
- BOOK II.
- BOOK III.
- BOOK IV.
- BOOK V.
- NOTES TO TROILUS
- BOOK I.
- BOOK II.
- BOOK III.
- BOOK IV.
- BOOK V.
- ADDITIONAL NOTE TO BOOK III. 674.
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