The English Versions of the Ship of Fools: A Contribution to the History of the Early French Renaissance in England |
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adds Barclay Barclay's Basel becomes Beghards bien boke Brant called chapter classical degre dieu doth Drouyn dyvers edition England English Envoy example expression fole folly folys folysshe folz France French German German original grete hath Henry VII Herford holy honour Humanists ideas inserted Jamieson Jean Bouchet John Skelton kynge Latin literally Locher lyke lyve marginal note meaning mentioned misprint moche motto mynde Narrenschiff never nought occurs omits paraphrase Paris passage payne Pellechet poem printer probably Prologue proverb quil quotation quoted Renaudet rendered rhyme Riviere Riviere's sainct satire says seems sentence sermon Ship of Fools sholde shyp sixteenth century Skelton speaks stanza story synne theyr thou thynge tyme unto vyce Watson Watson's translation whan whyle wolde woodcut word writes wyfe wyll Wynkyn Wynkyn de Worde wysdome wyse Zarncke