Geoffrey Chaucer

“ For the authors whom Chaucer most consulted, see also the Index at p. 381.
A. B. C., text of, i. 261;
⁠discussion of, i. 58;
⁠French original of, i. 59, 261;
⁠Notes to, i. 452.
Accentuation, vi. xcii;
⁠effect of accent, vi. lxvii.
Acknowledgments of obligations, vi. xviii.
Adam Scrivener; see Wordes.
Addenda; (containing a note on Rom. Rose, 923; Book of the Duchesse, 1318; Sources of the Prioresses Tale; additional Notes on the Canterbury Tales) , v. 490;
⁠other Addenda, ii. 506, iii. lxxx, v. xxviii, vi. 400.
Against Women Unconstaunt, i. 409 ”

“ Granson, Sir Otes de, i. 86;
⁠Chaucer's Compleint of Venus compared with three of Granson's Balades, i. 400.
Griselda, Story of, iii. 454.
Guido delle Colonne, his influence on 'Troilus,' ii. liii, lvi.
Hales, Prof. John W., iii. 457; vi. xxi.
Heroic Couplet, iii. xliv, 383; vi. lxii.
Hoccleve's allusions to Chaucer, i. lviii.
Horace quoted in Troilus, ii. lii.
House of Fame, iii. 1;
⁠Notes to, iii. 243;
⁠date of, iii. xi;
⁠metre of, iii. xi;
⁠imitations of, iii. xii;
⁠emendations, iii. xiii; vi. 405.
Index, Glossarial, to Chaucer's Works, vi. 1 ”

“ Balades, vi. lxii;
⁠and see Against Women Unconstaunt, Compleint to his Purse, Compleint of Venus, Fortune, Gentilesse, Lack of Steadfastness, Rosemounde, Truth, Womanly Noblesse; also Legend of Good Women, l. 249 (iii. 83) .
Bech, M., iii. xli.
Benoît de Sainte-More, ii. lxi.
Beryn, Tale of, iv. 384.
Boccaccio, G., his Teseide, i. 67; ii. l; iv. 391;
⁠his Filostrato, ii. xlix;
⁠De Claris Mulieribus, iii. xxvii;
⁠De Genealogia Deorum, iii. xl;
⁠De Casibus Virorum, iii. 427;
⁠Il Filostrato compared with Chaucer's Troilus (book i) , ii. 461; (book ii) , ii. 467; (book iii) , ii. 474 ”