Insular Books Vernacular manuscript miscellanies in late medieval Britain

Margaret Connolly, Honorary Research Fellow, School of English, University of St Andrews,Raluca Radulescu, Reader in Medieval Literature Co-Director of the Institute for medieval and Early Modern Studies, Bangor University and Aberystwyth University, Bangor University

1. Introduction, Margaret Connolly and Raluca Radulescu
2. Texts in Conversation: Charlemagne Epics and Romances in Insular Plural-Text Codices, Marianne Ailes and Phillipa Hardman
3. Multilingualism, the Harley Scribe, and Johannes Jacobi, Keith Busby
4. Literary Scribes: The Harley Scribe and Robert Thornton as Case Studies, Susanna Fein
5. The Organisation of Multilingual Miscellanies: the Contrasting Fortunes of Middle English Lyrics and Romances, Ad Putter
6. John Northwood's Miscellany Revisited, Wendy Scase
7. Vying for Attention: the Contents of Trinity College Dublin MS 432, Raluca Radulescu
8. The Chivalric Miscellany: Classifying John Paston's 'Grete Boke', Andrew Taylor
9. Amateur Book Production and the Miscellany in Late-Medieval East Anglia: Tanner 407 and Beinecke 365, Carol Meale
10. Writing Without Borders: Multilingual Content in Welsh Miscellanies from Wales, the Marches and Beyond, Ceridwen Lloyd-Morgan
11. Welsh Bardic Miscellanies, Dafydd Johnston
12. Lancelot of the Laik and the Literary Manuscript Miscellany in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Scotland, Emily Wingfield
13. Entertainment Networks, Reading Communities, and the Early Tudor Anthology: Bodliean Library, MS Rawlinson C. 813, Deborah Youngs
14. Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales, MS Peniarth 12: The Development of a Bilingual Miscellany - Welsh and English, William Marx
15. Towards a Taxonomy of Middle English Manuscript Assemblages, Julia Boffey and A. S. G. Edwards
16. The Whole Book and the Whole Picture: Editions and Facsimiles of Medieval Miscellanies and their Influence, Margaret Connolly
17. Afterword, Ardis Butterfield