canttales/canonyeo/index.html:	<TITLE> The Canon's Yeoman's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/clerk/cup-psy.html:	<TITLE>Apuleius, The Golden Ass: The Marriage of Cupid and Psyche; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) very distant analogue of Clerk's Tale.  </TITLE>
canttales/clerk/goodcom.html:	<TITLE>The Goodman of Paris; (French, tr. into Modern English) (literary criticism) Comment on Petrarch's Tale of Griselda. </TITLE>
canttales/clerk/goodleg.html:	<TITLE>Goodman of Paris; example of an attempt to use a contract to control marriage; (French, tr. into Modern English) vague analogue to ClkT.  </TITLE>
canttales/clerk/index.html:	<TITLE> Clerk's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/cookt/index.html:	<TITLE>
 The Cook's Tale (general note)
 </TITLE>
canttales/franklin/index.html:	<TITLE> The Franklin's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/franklin/marriage.html:	<TITLE> Kittredge's discussion of the "Marriage Group" (MP 9 (1911-12); critical study.  </TITLE>
canttales/frt/admin.html:	<TITLE> Caesarius of Heisterbach, Dialogue of Miracles; Of an administrator, etc.; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of Friar's Tale.  </TITLE>
canttales/frt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Friar's Tale (general note). </TITLE>
canttales/frt/lanc-sum.html:	<TITLE> Chronicle of Lanercost: An avaricious Archdeacon; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of Friars' Prologue.  </TITLE>
canttales/gp/becket.html:	<TITLE>The Martyrdom of Thomas &agrave; Becket.</TITLE>
canttales/gp/berynpro.html:	<TITLE>Prologue to the Tale of Beryn</TITLE>
canttales/gp/gp-add.html:	<TITLE>Spring (general note on motif in GP).</TITLE>
canttales/gp/harley27.html:	<TITLE>Anon., Harley 27; (Middle English, glossed) courtly religious lyric.</TITLE>
canttales/gp/headnote.html:	<TITLE> A preliminary note (to the syllabus) </TITLE>
canttales/gp/index.html:	<TITLE>The General Prologue (general note) </TITLE>
canttales/gp/pilgrim.html:	<TITLE> >E.T. Donaldson, "Chaucer the Pilgrim"; critical study</TITLE>
canttales/gp/thebepro.html:	<TITLE>  John Lygate, The Siege of Thebes, Prologue; (Middle English, glossed) imitation of GP. </TITLE>
canttales/knight/crane-kt.htm:	<TITLE> Susan Crane, "Medieval Romance and Feminine Difference in The Knight's Tale"; critical study.  </TITLE>
canttales/knight/elles-ms.html:	<TITLE> Ellesmere Manuscript; general note</TITLE>

canttales/knight/index.html:	<TITLE>The Knight's Tale (general note)</TITLE>
canttales/knight/ktsum.html:	<TITLE>Summary of the Knight's Tale</TITLE>
canttales/knight/statius.html:	<TITLE>Publius Papinius Statius ("Stace") (general note).</TITLE>
canttales/manct/index.html:	<TITLE> The Manciple's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>

canttales/manct/magpie.html:	<TITLE>Anon., The Merchant and his Magpie; (French, tr. into Modern English) analogue of Manciple's Tale. </TITLE>
canttales/manolaw/index.html:	<TITLE> The Man of Law's Tale; general note.  </TITLE>
canttales/melibee/good-mel.html:	<TITLE> The Goodman of Paris; (French, tr. into Modern English) comments on the story of Melibee.  </TITLE>
canttales/melibee/index.html:	<TITLE> The Tale of Melibee (general note) </TITLE>
canttales/mert/blindman.html:	<TITLE>
 A blind man and his wife (from Caxton's Fables; Analogue for Merchant's Tale).
 </TITLE>
canttales/mert/index.html:	<TITLE> The Merchant's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/mert/man-wife.html:	<TITLE>
 The Rich Man and his Wife; Italian, tr. in Modern English; (analogue to Merchant's Tale)
 </TITLE>
canttales/mert/rom-marr.html:	<TITLE>Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun (Clopinel), Roman de la rose; (French, tr. into Modern English) discussion of marriage.</TITLE>
canttales/milt/fairmaid.html:	<TITLE>Anon,, Fair Maid of Ribbesdale (a Harley Lyric); (Middle English, glosssed) analogue of the MilT.</TITLE>
canttales/milt/hansachs.html:	<TITLE>Hans Sachs, The Smith in the Kneading Tub; (German, tr. into Modern English) analogue to MilT.</TITLE>
canttales/milt/index.html:	<TITLE>
 The Miller's Tale; general note
 </TITLE>
canttales/milt/milt-new.htm:	</TITLE>
canttales/milt/milt-new.htm:	<TITLE>
canttales/milt/morlini.html:	<TITLE> Girolamo Morlini, Novellae: The Monk who Prophesied an Earthquake; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of the MilT. </TITLE>
canttales/milt/noah.html:	<TITLE>Anon., The Townley (Wakefield) Play of Noah; (Middle English, glossed); popular drama.</TITLE>
canttales/milt/oldhogyn.html:	<TITLE>Anon., Old Hogyn's Adventure; (Middle English, glossed) 15th Century Ballad; analogue of MilT.</TITLE>
canttales/milt/viola.html:	<TITLE> Masuccio Salernitano (1420-1500), Novellino; Viola and her Lovers; (Italian, tr. into Modern English) analogue of the MilT.  </TITLE>
canttales/monkt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Monk's Tale (general note).</TITLE>
canttales/monkt/rom-trag.html:	<TITLE>Guillaume de Loris and Jean de Meun, The Romance of the Rose; Tragedies of Fortune (Nero and Croesus); (French, tr. into Modern English) analogue of MonkT.  </TITLE>
canttales/nunspri/index.html:	<TITLE> The Nun's Priest's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/nunspri/mari-fox.html:	<TITLE> Marie de France, Fable of the Cock and the Fox; (French, tr. into Modern English by W.W. Skeat) analogue of NPT.</TITLE>
canttales/nunspri/renart.html:	<TITLE>Anon., Roman de Renart: How Reynard captured Chanticleer; (French, summarized in Modern English); analogue of NPT</TITLE>
canttales/pardt/dben-not.htm:	<TITLE> Notes to C. David Benson, "Chaucer's Pardoner" </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/fals-sem.html:	<TITLE>Jean de Meun, The Romance of the Rose: Fals-Semblant's Speech; (French, tr. into Modern English). </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/gre-note.htm:	<TITLE> Notes to Richard F. Green, "The Sexual Normality of Chaucer's Pardoner" </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Pardoner's Prologue and Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/kitt-par.html:	<TITLE>George Lyman Kittredge, "Chaucer's Pardoner"; critical study. (/TITLE>
 </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pard-ana.html:	<TITLE>Anon., Novelle; (Italian, summarized in Modern English) Analogues of PardT.  </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pard-cdb.htm:	<TITLE> C. David Benson, "Chaucer's Pardoner: His Sexuality and Modern critics; critical study </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pard-gre.htm:	<TITLE> Richard F. Green, "The Sexual Normality of Chaucer's Pardoner"; critical study.  </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pat-not1.htm:	<TITLE> Notes to Patterson, Chaucerian Confession." </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pat-pard.htm:	<TITLE>
 Lee W. Patterson. "Chaucerian Confession"; critical study (Pardoner)
 </TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pearpard.htm:	</TITLE>
canttales/pardt/pearpard.htm:	<TITLE> Derek Pearsall, "Chaucer's Pardoner and the Death of a
canttales/pardt/pnotes1.html:	<TITLE> Notes to Pearsall, "Chaucer's Pardoner" </TITLE>
canttales/parson/index.html:	<TITLE> The Parson's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/physt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Physician's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/physt/livy-vir.html:	<TITLE> Livy, History of Appius and Virginia; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of PhysT. </TITLE>
canttales/physt/rom-virg.html:	<TITLE>Jean de Meun, The Romance of the Rose: Tale of Virginia (French, tr. into Modern English) analogue of PhsT.</TITLE>
canttales/priort/index.html:	<TITLE> The Prioress's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/priort/pri-anal.html:	<TITLE> Anon., "Boy Murdered in Paris," (Vernon Ms); (Middle English, modernized) analogue of PriT. </TITLE>
canttales/rvt/dialect1.html:	<TITLE>Note on Middle English dialects: Selection from The Second Shepherds' Play; <Middle Emnglish, glossed) illustrating Northern Dialect as in RvT.</TITLE>
canttales/rvt/dialect2.html:	<TITLE>Note on Middle English dialects; Ranulph Higden (Latin, tr. into Middle English by John Trevisa) (Middle English, glosssed). </TITLE>
canttales/rvt/index.html:	<TITLE>The Reeve's Tale (general note)</TITLE>
canttales/secnun/cec-name.html:	<TITLE> William Caxton, Golden Legend, The Life of Saint Cecilia (1483); Interpretation of the name "Cecilia"; (Late Middle English, modernized) analogue of SNT.  </TITLE>
canttales/secnun/cecilia.html:	<TITLE>William Caxton, Golden Legend: The Life of Saint Cecilia; (Late Middle English, modernized) analogue of SNT. </TITLE>
canttales/secnun/index.html:	<TITLE> The Second Nun's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/shipt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Shipman's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/shipt/silver.html:	<TITLE> Albert H. Silverman, "Sex and Money in Chaucer's Shipman's Tale, Critical study.  </TITLE>
canttales/sirthop/ch-hocpt.html:	<TITLE>Hoccleve's Chaucer portrait</TITLE>
canttales/sirthop/ch-port.htm:	<HEAD><TITLE>The Harvard Portrait of Chaucer</TITLE>
canttales/sirthop/elles-por.htm:	<HEAD><TITLE>The Ellesmere Portrait of Chaucer</TITLE>
canttales/sirthop/index.html:	<TITLE> Sir Thopas (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/sirthop/totten.html:	<TITLE>Anon., Tournament of Tottenham (Middle English, modernized) mock romance; analogue of SirThop.</TITLE>
canttales/squiret/index.html:	<TITLE> The Squire's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/squiret/spens-sq.html:	<TITLE> Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene, Cantos II and IV; (archaic Modern English, glossed) Continuation of the Squire's Tale.</TITLE>
canttales/sumt/fals-sem.html:	<TITLE> Jean de Meun (Clopinel), The Romance of the Rose: Fals-Semblant's "Confession"; (French, tr. into Modern English); analogue of SumT.  </TITLE>
canttales/sumt/fri-heav.html:	<TITLE>Caesarius of Heisterbach, Dialogue of Miracles: The Friars in Heaven; (Latin, tr. into Modern English); analogue of SumT.  </TITLE>
canttales/sumt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Summoner's Prologue and Tale  (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/carrnote.htm:	<TITLE>
 Notes to Carruthers, "Wife of Bath and the Painting of Lions."
 </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/carruth.htm:	<TITLE> Mary Caruthers, "The Wife of Bath and the Painting of Lions"; critical study.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/index.html:	<TITLE> The Wife of Bath's Prologue (general note).  </TITLE>

canttales/wbpro/jer-men.html:	<TITLE> St.Jerome, Against Jovinianus -- Book I: "Why Men Should not Marry"; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of WBPro.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/jer-pag.html:	<TITLE> St.Jerome, Against Jovinianus, Book I "Chastity Among the Pagans"; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of WBPro.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/jer-theo.html:	<TITLE> St.Jerome, Against Jovinianus , Book I: "Theophrastus, Golden Book"; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of WBPro.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/jerome.html:	<TITLE> St.Jerome, Against Jovinianus: Book I (Selections); (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of WBPro.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/oviddips.html:	<TITLE> Ovid, Amores, I.viii: "The Bawd Dipsas"; (Latin, tr. into Modern English) analogue of WBPro.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbpro/rom-duen.html:	<TITLE>Jean de Meun, The Romance of the Rose: The Duenna's Speech; (French, tr. into Modern English) analogue of WBPro.</TITLE>
canttales/wbt/dante-co.html:	<TITLE> Dante Alighieri, Canzone, Tractate IV; (Italian, tr. into Modern English) (true nobility) analogue of WBT.  </TITLE>
canttales/wbt/index.html:	<TITLE> The Wife of Bath's Tale (general note).  </TITLE>
canttales/wbt/ovid-mid.html:	<TITLE>Ovid's Tale of Midas; (tr. into modern English), relevant to Wife of Bath's Tale. </TITLE>