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A scholarly edition collects the author's French writings, led by a long allegorical mirror of mankind that examines moral failings and virtues through exempla and reflection; it also includes two series of lyrical balades and a short didactic treatise offering examples and counsel for married lovers. The volume presents edited Middle French texts with introductions, textual notes, glossaries, and indices, and situates the poems within their linguistic and literary contexts while clarifying difficult passages for readers and students.

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Title: The complete works of John Gower, volume 1

The French works

Author: John Gower

Editor: G. C. Macaulay

Release date: June 19, 2023 [eBook #70998]

Language: English, French

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Transcriber’s Notes

Obvious typographical errors in punctuation have been silently corrected.

These typos were corrected:

page 321
corrected “plu8” to “plus”
page 379
corrected placement of hyphen and “r”

from

“ex sue crear
cionis priuilegio supe-”

to

“ex sue crea-
cionis priuilegio super”
page 414
corrected “Twelth” to “Twelfth”
line 11556
corrected "d ela" to "de la"
Index
corrected "tresepoentablement" to "tresespoentablement"

All other spelling and punctuation remains unchanged.