Diana Denissen completed her PhD in Medieval English Literature at the University of Lausanne (2017), and is a project member of the Swiss National Science Foundation Project, `Late Medieval Religiosity in England: The Evidence of Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century Devotional Compilations'.

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• Series Editors' Preface Volume Preface Acknowledgements List of Tables Abbreviations 1. Compiling Styles and Strategies 2. The Pore Caitif 3. The Tretyse of Love 4. A Talkyng of the Love of God Afterword: Without the Multiplication of Many Books? Bibliography Appendix: A transcription of `ze that wollen lerne to loue god rede this litill scripte' Index

Diana Denissen completed her PhD in Medieval English Literature at the University of Lausanne (2017), and is a project member of the Swiss National Science Foundation Project, `Late Medieval Religiosity in England: The Evidence of Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century Devotional Compilations'.

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• Series Editors' Preface Volume Preface Acknowledgements List of Tables Abbreviations 1. Compiling Styles and Strategies 2. The Pore Caitif 3. The Tretyse of Love 4. A Talkyng of the Love of God Afterword: Without the Multiplication of Many Books? Bibliography Appendix: A transcription of `ze that wollen lerne to loue god rede this litill scripte' Index

Diana Denissen completed her PhD in Medieval English Literature at the University of Lausanne (2017), and is a project member of the Swiss National Science Foundation Project, `Late Medieval Religiosity in England: The Evidence of Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century Devotional Compilations'.

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• Series Editors' Preface Volume Preface Acknowledgements List of Tables Abbreviations 1. Compiling Styles and Strategies 2. The Pore Caitif 3. The Tretyse of Love 4. A Talkyng of the Love of God Afterword: Without the Multiplication of Many Books? Bibliography Appendix: A transcription of `ze that wollen lerne to loue god rede this litill scripte' Index