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Death and Liffe
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Langue: | Anglais |
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Forme: | 459 vers |
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Incipit: | Christ, Christen King, that on the crosse tholed, hadd paines and pasayons to deffend our soules, giue vs grace on the ground the greatlye to serve for that royall red blood that rann ffrom thy side… |
Explicit: | … But hee that rent all was on the rood riche itt himseluen. And bringe vs to his blise with blessings enowe! Therto, Iesu of lerusalem, grant ve thy grace, And saue there our howse holy for euer! Amen. |
Manuscrits
- London, British Library, Additional, 27879, p. 384-390 [⇛ Description]
Éditions anciennes
Éditions modernes
- Death and Liffe, éd. I. Gollancz in Select Early English Poems, London, Humphrey Milford, 1913-1933, t. 5.
- Hanford, James Holly, et John Marcellus Steadman, Jr., « Death and Liffe: an alliterative poem », Studies in Philology, 15:3, 1918, p. 221-294. [jstor.org] [Gallica] [GB] [HT] [IA]
Traductions modernes
Études
- Cooke, Jessica, « Nice young girls and wicked old witches: the "rightful age" of women in Middle English verse », The Court and Cultural Diversity: Selected Papers from the Eighth Triennial Congress of the International Courtly Literature Society, the Queen's University of Belfast 26 July-1 August 1995, éd. Evelyn Mullally et John Thompson, Cambridge, Brewer, 1997, p. 219-228. [IA]
Répertoires bibliographiques
Rédaction: Laurent Brun
Dernière mise à jour: 3 janvier 2020
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