Edmund William Gosse, 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 27… (1911)
“ From 1381 to 1383, while Chaucer was comptroller of customs, Usk was collector, and they were doubtless acquainted. In The Testament of Love, the god is made to praise “mine own true servant, the noble philosophical poet in English,” who had composed " a treatise of my servant Troilus." Usk had at one time been a Lollard, but in prison he submitted to the Church and thought he was forgiven. ”
