# General Prologue ## expand\_more ******** E. Duncan In Walter Clyde Curry F/S 1926 J. M. Manly, Some New Light on Chaucer Holt & Co. 26 K. Malone In Chapters on Chaucer Johns Hopkins 51 J. V. Cunningham MP 49 52 Literary form of GP E. T. Donaldson PMLA 69 54 Chaucer the pilgrim Arthur Hoffman ELH 21 54 The Two Voices in GP J. Swart Neoph. 38 54 Construction of GP Rosemary Woolf Critical Quarterly 1 59 Ch. as satirist in GP John M. Major PMLA 75 60 Personality of Ch. the pilgrim Ruth Nevo MLR 58 63 Motive & mask in GP Harold F. Brooks, Chaucer's Pilgrims: Artistic order of the portraits in the Prologue Methuen 65 C. Muscatine In Chaucer & Chaucerians, ed. D. S. Brewer (1966) M. Copland NQ 17 70 After hir mete she raughte R. Pearcy NQ 17 70 Friar -- at his owne cost D. E. Berndt SP 68 71 Monastic acedia and Chaucer's Monk C. Wood ES 52 71 Jousting & dancing as attrib. of Squire \[symbols of lechery in Livre de Seyntz Medecines\] D. L. Jeffrey JEGP 70 71 Friar's rent R. B. White JEGP 70 71 Chaucer's Monk D. Knapp ELH 39 72 Relyk of a Seint: a gloss on Ch. pilgrimage B. Z. Kedar Stud. med. 13 72 Passenger list of a crusade ship 1250 Roy Pearcy ChauR 8 73 Ch.'s Franklin & the literary vavasour G. Engelhardt MS 36 74 Lay pilgrims of CT G. Engelhardt MS 37 75 Ecclesiastical pilgrims: a study in ethology C. D. Eckhardt YES 5 75 The number of Ch. pilgrims Gerald Morgan ES 58 77 Universality of portraits Penn R. Szittya Spec 52 77 Antifraternal trad. in ME lit. Gerald Morgan ES 59 78 Design of GP Hugh Keenan NM 79 78 Franklin's feast & eucharistic shadows Loy Martin ELH 45 78 History and Form in GP Kenneth Cahn SAC 2 80 Ch. merchants & the foreign exchange: med. finance H. M. Leicester PMLA 95 80 Art of impersonation: GP Rudy Spraycar NM 81 80 Ch on Nature in GP opening Larry Sklute StN 52 80 Catalogue form & catalogue style Gerald Morgan ES 62 81 Rhetorical perspectives in GP Peter Goodman MAE 50 81 Ch. `burgesses' and the aldermen of London Chauncey Wood Use of signs in portrait of Prioress In J. P. Hermann & J. J. Burke (eds.), Signs & Symbols in Ch's Poetry Alabama 81 John V. Fleming ChauR 15 81 Daun Piers & Dom Pier: Waterless Fish & Unholy Hunters Karl Wentersdorf StN 53 81 The termes of Ch. ML Leger Brosnahan ChauR 16 82 Authenticity of preestes thre Eamon Grennan ChauR 16 82 Use of but in portrait of Pars G. A. Lester Neoph. 66 82 Ch. Knight & the med. tournament \[cf. also NQ 28 81\] Paul B. Taylor ChauR 17 82 Alchemy of Spring in GP C. A. Owen LSE 14 83 Dev. of art of portraiture in GP Nigel Saul MAE 52 83 Social status of Franklin Pat. Eberle ChauR 18 83-84 Commercial Language & outlook in GP Wm. Urban ChauR 18 84 When was Ch's Knight in Ruce? Melvin Storm ChauR 19 84 Ch's Franklin & distraint of knighthood W. Rothwell MLR 80 85 Stratford atte Bowe & Paris \[French borrowing attested before Chauc\] Wm. McColly ChauR 20 85 Ch's Yeoman & the rank of knight Glending Olson ChauR 21 86 Ch's Monk: the Rochester Connection Barbara Nolan PMLA 101 86 Ch's voices in GP John Pratt ChauR 22 87-8 Was Ch's Knt really a mercenary? B. J. Harwood RES 39 88 The `fraternite' of Ch's guildsmen Caroline D. Eckhardt, The GP: Annot. bibliog. 1900-82 88 Malcolm Andrew ChauR 23 88-9 Context & judgment in GP Bruce Moore MAE 58 89 The reeve's rusty blade \[rusty referring to corrosive power of envy\] Laurel Braswell-Means ChauR 25 90-91 Ch's Summoner & physiognomia Laura Hodges ChauR 26 91 The Monk's costume Rob. Swanson SAC 13 91 Ch's Parson & other priests Andrew Breeze RMS 17 91 Ch, St Loy & the Celts D. Maxfield ChauR 28 93 St Mary Rouncivale S. Eisner ChauR 28 93 The Ram revisited Emerson Brown Medievalia 15 93 What's wrong with being a worthy Knt? F. B. Jonassen SAC 16 94 Carnival food-imagery in the desc. of Franklin J. D. Zatta ChauR 29 94-5 Ch's Monk: a hunter Laura Hodges ChauR 29 94-5 Costume rhetoric in portrait of Knt R. Rex, The Sins of Madame Eglentyne Delaware 95 J. I. Wimsatt Spec. 71 96 Duns Scotus, Charles Saunders Pierce, and the portrayal of Ch. pilgrims Mary Maleski ChYb 5 98 The culpability of Ch's Prioress Brian Castle NM 99 98 Ch's `shaply' guildsmen and mercantile pretension L. Purdon & J. Wasserman ChauR 33 98-9 The Franklin, food and the Freemen of York P. Hardwick ChauR 33 98-9 Ch: the poet as ploughman Mel Storm SP 96 99 Speech, circumspection and orthodontics in MancPT and WB's portrait Colin Wilcockson RES 50 99 The opening of GP: a diptych Laura Hodges ChauR 34 99-00 Ch's Friar: `typet' and `semycope' Laura Hodges, Chaucer and Costume: the secular pilgrims in the GP Brewer 00 A. Blamires RES 51 00 Ch the reactionary: ideology & GP ****