Introduction

• 1. Chançon Royal [The Sovereign Life of Love]
  Text and Notes
• 2. Balade [The Lover Who Melts like Wax]
  Text and Notes
• 3. Balade [The Day of Grace]
  Text and Notes
• 4. Chançon Royal [A Prayer for Lovers]
  Text and Notes
• 5. Balade [The Castoff Lady]
  Text and Notes
• 6. Balade [A New Golden Age]
  Text and Notes
• 7. Balade [A Petition to Jupiter]
  Text and Notes
• 8. Balade [The Bereft Lover]
  Text and Notes
• 9. Chançon Royal [The Parliament of Love]
  Text and Notes
• 10. Rondel [How to Sacrifice in Venus’ Temple]
  Text and Notes
• 11. Chançon Royal [The Lady’s Perfection]
  Text and Notes
• 12. Balade [Requiem for a Lover]
  Text and Notes
• 13. Balade [The Languishing Lover]
  Text and Notes
• 14. Balade [A Lover’s Thanksgiving]
  Text and Notes
• 15. Balade [The Image in the Lover’s Heart]
  Text and Notes
• Appendix: Three Penn Poems of Related Interest
• Chaucer and MS French 15 (Penn)
  • Guillaume de Machaut
  • Oton de Granson
  • The Exchange between Philippe de Vitry and Jean de le Mote
    • Philippe de Vitry
    • Jean de le Mote
  • Eustache Deschamps
  • Jean Froissart and the Pastourelle Section of Penn
  • Nicole de Margival
  • Grimace
  • Lyric Types and Metrical Forms in Penn
  • Conclusion: Granson as Possible Anthologist of Penn
• The Contents of Penn
  • The Significance of the Contents of the Manuscript
  • Key to Abbreviations for Manuscripts
  • Key to Abbreviations for Editions
  • List of Contents of Penn

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