Guide to Fabliaux divers ...[Dits], ca. 1330
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Manuscript codex of dits written in Paris, ca. 1330, probably commissioned from the libraire Thomas de Maubeuge on the rue Neuve Notre Dame.
- French language -- To 1300 -- Texts.
- Poetry, Medieval -- Texts.
- Manuscripts, Medieval -- France -- Specimens.
- Manuscripts, French -- Maine -- Brunswick.
- Manuscripts, Medieval -- Specimens.
Part of the Miscellaneous Manuscript Volume collection in the Bowdoin College Special Collections & Archives; provenance: Charles Livingston.
"Publishing Watriquet's dits," by Richard and Mary Rouse (Viator 32, 2001), which focuses on this work, is available in the repository.
Bowdoin Spec. Coll. c. 2: use copy (photocopy).