Middle English Breton Lays

Anne Laskaya is Associate Professor of English at the University of Oregon. Eve Salisbury is Professor of English at Western Michigan University where she teaches the works of late medieval poets—Dante, Boccaccio, Chaucer, Gower, Christine de Pizan, and Marie de France—Middle English and Arthurian literature, Medieval Literary Theory, British Literature I, and Medieval Drama. She has also taught a graduate seminar on medieval marriage at the Newberry Library in Chicago.

• PrefaceGeneral IntroductionSir OrfeoIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesLay le FreineIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesSir DegaréIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesEmaréIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesSir LaunfalIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesSir GowtherIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesErle of TolousIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesSir ClegesIntroduction, Select Bibliography, Text, NotesAppendix AMarie de France, The Lay of the Ash TreeAppendix BMarie de France, The Lay of Sir LaunfalAppendix CSir LandevaleGlossary