Ann Arbor / Boston / Leipzig / Paris / Oxford / The Hague / Berlin / Copenhagen / Toronto / London / Bibliothèque Municipale / /
Company
Canon / /
Country
France / United Kingdom / /
Facility
Wellcome Historical Medical Museum / British Museum / Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies / British Library / University of Glasgow / Alaric Timothy Peter Hall / Bodleian Library / King’s College / Caius College / Cambridge University Library / University of Toronto / Fabii Planciadis Fvlgentii V. C. opera / Cambridge Corpus Christi College / /
Organization
Cambridge University / University of Glasgow / Camden Society / Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies / Caius College / King’s College London / An association / Cambridge Corpus Christi College / Center for Medieval Studies / Centre for Late Antique and Medieval Studies / University of Toronto / Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies for the Dictionary / Stanford / /
Person
Jean Palsgrave / Robert T. Oliphant / Then / Cyril Edwards / Jane Roberts / Richard M. Hogg / Wilhelm Grimm / M. Teresa Tavormina / Dieter Kastovsky / Lucy Perry / Harry Bailey / François H. M. Le Saux / Jacob Grimm / Julius Zupitza / Elias von Steinmeyer / Helmut Gneuss / J. D. Pheifer / John van Zandt Cortelyou / R. F. Yeager / Charles Singer / Rudolf Helm / Rosamund Allen / Herbert Dean Meritt / Matthias Lexer / Larry D. Benson / Because Chaucer / Harley Glossary / Eduard Sievers / Richard Firth / Alfred Ewert / Mildred Budny / Bernhard Bischoff / Peter Grund / Geoffrey Harlow / M. B. Parkes / Marie Borroff / Constance / / /
ELVES ON THE BRAIN: CHAUCER, OLD ENGLISH, AND ELVISH Abstract: Because Chaucer, through the mouthpiece of Harry Bailey, described himself as elvish in line 703 of the prologue to The Tale of Sir Thopas, the precise meani