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1380. | Wickliffe's version of the Bible | 265 |
Young one, wast, shipwreck, haply | 266 | |
His Latin idioms bad | 267 | |
Purvey and Hereford | 268 | |
New forms used at this time | 269 | |
1400. | Creed and Prayers | 270 |
1408. | Forms of Matrimony | 271 |
1450. | Lollard Tract on Scriptural translation | 272 |
The Speech of the Court | 273 | |
1390. | Chaucer's new forms | 274 |
Belike, bi and bi, scarcely, menes | 275 | |
1432. | Letters written by knights - Warwick | 276 |
Suffolk's letter to his son | 277 | |
1447. | East Anglian Letters - Shillingford | 278 |
1450. | Pecock's Repressor | 279 |
The Word unless - Good Prose | 280 | |
1460. | Yorkshire letters of the time | 281 |
1426. | Audlay in Salop | 282 |
1454. | York's children at Ludlow | 283 |
1471. | Caxton prints the First English Book | 284 |
He restores the hard g | 285 | |
1481. | His Renard the Fox | 286 |
1482. | He alters Trevisa's words | 287 |
1523. | Lord Berners - Tyndale | 288 |
1525. | Corruptions in his Testament | 289 |
Once, father, coulde, righteous | 290 | |
Abroad, waves, sad, roll | 291 | |
Tyndale's sound Teutonic style | 292 | |
1542. | His version disliked by Gardiner | 293 |
His wrangles with More | 294 | |
1528. | His critical power - Roy's rimes | 295 |
1536. | Plumpton's letter home | 296 |
English Poetry becomes more Teutonic | 297 | |
1524. | Abbot Malvern's verses | 298 |
Theology, the Classics, Travels | 299 | |
1560. | Cranmer's Prayer Book | 300 |
Latin and Teutonic in our Bible | 301 |