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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 August 2020
Jean d’Arras, Mélusine, ou La noble histoire de Lusignan (HM)
Manuscripts
Brussels, KBR, ms. 10390 (second half 15th cent., Picardy or southern Low Countries)
London, BL, Harley 4418 (c. 1460, around Amiens)
London, BL, Cotton Otho D II (in England in the early 15th cent.; damaged by fire)
Madrid, Biblioteca nacional de España, ms. 2148 (c. 1460–90, northern France?)
Morbihan, Archives départementales, fragment Rosenzweig
Paris, BnF, Arsenal, ms. 3353 (c. 1420–30, around Paris?)
Paris, BnF, français, ms. 1482 (first half 15th cent.)
Paris, BnF, français, ms. 1484 (after 1470, northern France or Burgundian Low Countries)
Paris, BnF, français, ms. 1485 (first quarter 15th cent.)
Paris, BnF, français, ms. 5410 (late 15th cent., possibly 1492?)
Paris, BnF, nouvelles acquisitions françaises, ms. 21874 (c. 1450–75, central France?)
Vienna, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, ms. 2575 (mid-15th cent., northern France)
Warwickshire, Upton House, Bearsted Collection, nos. 192–203 (after 1480, central France)
Manuscripts sold at auction, current location unknown
London, Sotheby's Clumber sale, 6 December 1937, Lot 952 (c. 1470)
Paris, Hôtel Drouot, 18 March 1879, Lot 30 (c. 1460–80)
Printed Editions
Editio princeps
Geneva, Adam Steinschaber, August 1478
ISTC: ij00218380, USTC: 71174, GW: 12649
Known copies: Geneva, Bibliothèque publique et universitaire, HF. 5250 Rés (incomplete); Paris, BnF, Rés Y2 400 (incomplete); Paris, Bibliothèque Mazarine, Inc. 1284 (incomplete); Turin, Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria XV.IV.20 (incomplete); St. Petersburg, National Library of Russia, 9.4.4.8 (incomplete); Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, Lm 2° 17
Incunabula
Lyon, Martin Husz, after 1479
ISTC: ij00218385, USTC: 71175, GW: 12560
Known copy: BnF, Res Fol-NFR-129
Lyon, Gaspard Ortuin and Pierre Bouttellier (Schenck), c. 1485
ISTC: ij00218390, USTC: 71176, GW: 12651
Known copies: Geneva, Bibliothèque Landau, Collection Maus (incomplete); Paris, BnF, Rés mY2 31 (incomplete)
Lyon, Guillaume Le Roy, c. 1487
ISTC: ij00218400, USTC: 71177, GW: 12562
Known copies: London, Royal College of Physicians 5a(16) (incomplete); Oxford, Bodleian Library, Douce 182, Inc. J-094 (incomplete); Paris, Bibliothèque de l’École Nationale Supérieur des Beaux Arts, Masson 0860 (incomplete); Paris, BnF Arsenal, Fol. B 955 (inc.)
Lyon, Matthias Husz, after 26 March 1493 and before 12 March 1494
ISTC: ij00218405, USTC: 71178, GW: 12654
Known copies: Chantilly, Bibliothèque du Château de Chantilly (formerly Musée Condé), VI.I 30; Schweinfurt, Bibliothek Otto Schäfer, OS 215
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