Frederick James Furnivall

Seynt Graal, or the Sank Ryal. The History of the Holy Graal, partly in English verse, by Henry Lonelich,... and wholly in French prose by Sires Robiers de Borron, from the original Latin...

Seynt Graal, or the Sank Ryal. The History of the Holy Graal, partly in English verse, by Henry Lonelich,... and wholly in French prose by Sires Robiers de Borron, from the original Latin...

1861

The Digby plays ; with an incomplete morality of "Wisdom, who is the Christ" (part of one of the macro moralities) (Facsim. ed.) [ed. by the Early english text society]

The Digby plays ; with an incomplete morality of "Wisdom, who is the Christ" (part of one of the macro moralities) (Facsim. ed.) [ed. by the Early english text society]

1896

The romaunt of the rose

1999

Seynt Graal, or the Sank Ryal, the history of the Holy Graal, partly in English verse, by Henry Lonclich,... and wholly in French prose, by sires Robiers de Borron, from the original Latin, written by Jesus Christ with his own hand... Edited from mss. in the library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and the British Museum, by Frederick J. Furnivall,...

Seynt Graal, or the Sank Ryal, the history of the Holy Graal, partly in English verse, by Henry Lonclich,... and wholly in French prose, by sires Robiers de Borron, from the original Latin, written by Jesus Christ with his own hand... Edited from mss. in the library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and the British Museum, by Frederick J. Furnivall,...

1861

The Shakspere allusion-book, a collection of allusions to Shakspere from 1591 to 1700... originally compiled by C. M. Ingleby, Miss L. Toulmin Smith, and by Dr. F. J. Furnivall, with the assistance of the New Shakspere Society. Reedited, revised and rearranged with an introduction by John Munro (1909) and now reissued with a preface by Sir Edmund Chambers

The Shakspere allusion-book, a collection of allusions to Shakspere from 1591 to 1700... originally compiled by C. M. Ingleby, Miss L. Toulmin Smith, and by Dr. F. J. Furnivall, with the assistance of the New Shakspere Society. Reedited, revised and rearranged with an introduction by John Munro (1909) and now reissued with a preface by Sir Edmund Chambers

1932