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The Childe of Bristow, a Poem by John Lydgate

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 February 2010

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This interesting little legend, preserved in a volume in the Harleian Collection of MSS. in the British Museum, calendared as “Poems by Chaucer, Dan Lydgate, and others,” can hardly be said to have escaped the notice of our antiquaries, since Ritson, in his Bibliographia Poetica, p. 71, mentions it, and gives its authorship to Lydgate.

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Camden Old Series , Volume 73: The Camden Miscellany, Volume the Fourth , April 1859 , pp. 3 - 28
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1859

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page 3 note * Dan, a corruption of Dom or Dam, the abbreviated form of Dominus.

page 8 note a Here evidently must be an error in the transcript. To complete the rhythm it should read, “He that made bothe hell and heuene.”—Vide last stanza.