Wendy Pfeffer, professor emerita at the University of Louisville and visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, is internationally renowned for her books and articles on Occitan literature.Margaret Burrell, retired from the University of Canterbury, NZ, has published on medieval French and Occitan literature.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroductionThe ManuscriptVersification and GenreLanguage of the Author and of the TextLiterary Analogs and Possible SourcesTravels of the NarrativeDating the TextFirst Sightings, Prior Editions, and the Argument for this EditionThe Comedy of BlandinConclusion, Presentation of the Edition and TranslationOccitan Text and English Translation in parallelBibliographyIndex

Wendy Pfeffer, professor emerita at the University of Louisville and visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, is internationally renowned for her books and articles on Occitan literature.Margaret Burrell, retired from the University of Canterbury, NZ, has published on medieval French and Occitan literature.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroductionThe ManuscriptVersification and GenreLanguage of the Author and of the TextLiterary Analogs and Possible SourcesTravels of the NarrativeDating the TextFirst Sightings, Prior Editions, and the Argument for this EditionThe Comedy of BlandinConclusion, Presentation of the Edition and TranslationOccitan Text and English Translation in parallelBibliographyIndex

Wendy Pfeffer, professor emerita at the University of Louisville and visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, is internationally renowned for her books and articles on Occitan literature.Margaret Burrell, retired from the University of Canterbury, NZ, has published on medieval French and Occitan literature.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroductionThe ManuscriptVersification and GenreLanguage of the Author and of the TextLiterary Analogs and Possible SourcesTravels of the NarrativeDating the TextFirst Sightings, Prior Editions, and the Argument for this EditionThe Comedy of BlandinConclusion, Presentation of the Edition and TranslationOccitan Text and English Translation in parallelBibliographyIndex