Earle Birney    MS 21 59    Central ironies of FriT

A. Bonjour    EC 1961    Irony in FriT

Paul E. Beichner    MLQ 22 61    Baiting the Summoner

Hugh Hennedy    ChauR 5 71    The Friar's Summoner's Dilemma

R. T. Lenaghan    ChauR 7 73    The irony of the FriT

T. A. Stroud    ChauR 8 73    Ch. 's Friar as Narrator

C. Eckhardt    NQ 20 73    D 1554: does `caples 3' mean `3 horses'?

D. Murtaugh    NM 74 73    FriT

P. R. Szittya    PMLA 90 75    Green yeoman as loathly lady; FriT parody of WBT

J. Richardson    ChauR 9 75    FriT & SummT

N. R. Havely (ed.),    The Friar's, Summoner's, and Pardoner's Tales    Univ. London 75

H. Marshall Leicester    ChauR 17 82    Social context & performance in FriT

Morton Bloomfield    ChauR 17 83    FriT as a liminal tale

T. Hahn & R. Kaeuper    SAC 5 83    Text and context: FriT

Glending Olson    SAC 6 84    Sittingbourn

V. A. Kolve    SAC 12 90    Man in the middle: art & religion in FriT

Gail Ivy Berlin    PQ 69 90    Speaking to the Devil: a new context for FriT

B. J. Harwood    ChauR 26 91    Ch on `speche' in FriT and SummT

F. Ridley    Modern views of FriT    Howard essays 92

D. Ellis    ChauR 27 92    Ch's devilish reeve

C. H. Miller    ChauR 30 95-6    Identity of yeoman in FriT [= devil]

Mary F. Godfrey    Exemplaria 9 97    Only words: cursing and the authority of language in FriT

Daniel T. Kline    PQ 77 98    Oath-making and intent in FriT