DIMEV 3231
IMEV 1979
NIMEV 1979
Lord thou king of glory
Richard Coer de Lion — 7262 lines in couplets
Title(s): Richard Coer de Lion
Subjects: romances
Versification: —
two-line —
aa
Bibliographic Ghosts: Oxford, Merton College 23.b.6 [Ker Pastedowns 919]: this is fragment of Robert Manning’s
Chronicle; see
3253.
Manuscript Witnesses:
2.Source: Cambridge UK, Gonville & Caius College 175/96, pp. 1
a-98
b
First Lines:Lord thu kyng off glorye
Whyche grace &
uyctorye…
Last Lines:…And hys soule reste & roo
And oure soules whene we come
þer to
Note: 7136 lines; basic text.
Attributed Title: Hic incipit uita Ricardi regis primi (p. 1)
Editions:
Brunner, Karl.
Der mittelenglische Versroman über Richard Löwenherz.
Wiener Beiträge
42. Vienna: Braümuller, 1913.
Weber, Henry William.
Metrical Romances of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth
Centuries.
3 vols. Edinburgh: A. Carstalle, 1810: 2.278.
6.Source: Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, Advocates’ 19.2.1 [Auchinleck MS], ff. 326
ra-327
vb
First Lines:Lord Ihesu king of glorie
Swiche auentour & swiche
victorie…
Last Lines:…Wel mani kniȝt du[ ] es dede
After him priked on her
nede…
Note: Lines 1-168 and 2783-2957, first 24 lines in 12-line stanzas
aabccbddbeeb, then couplets. Two other fragments from this MS are now Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Library 218 and St Andrews, St Andrews University Library PR2065.R4 (see below).
Attributed Title: King Richard (f. 326ra)
Facsimiles: Pearsall, Derek, and I. C. Cunningham, eds.
The Auchinleck Manuscript. National Library of Scotland
Advocates’ MS. 19.2.1.
London: Scolar Press, 1977.
7.Source: Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Library 218, Div. LVI
First Lines:[ ] wel stille
[ ] mel wille…
Last Lines:…Our cristen men [ ]
erles [ ]
Note: Two fragments, originally in Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, Advocates’ 19.2.1 [Auchinleck MS], between ff.
326vb and 327ra; lines 1753-1928 and
2593-2782.
Attributed Title: King Richard (f. 326ra)
Editions:
Laing, David, and William Barclay David Donald Turnbull, eds.
Owain Miles &c.
Edinburgh, 1837.
Kölbing, Eugen.
“Kleine Publicationen aus der Auckinleck-HS: III. Zwei Fragmente von
King Richard.”
Englische Studien
8 (1885): 115-19: 115-19.
9.Source: St Andrews, St Andrews University Library PR2065.R4, f. 250
First Lines:Couþe [ ] as w[ ]þ
[ ]al [ ]…
Last Lines:…No no of al mi barnage
No schal þe neuer don
om
Note: Two fragments, originally in Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, Advocates’ 19.2.1 [Auchinleck MS], between ff.
326vb and 327ra; lines 1753-1928 and
2593-2782.
Attributed Title: King Richard (f. 326ra)
Editions: Smithers, G. V.
“Two Newly-Discovered Fragments from the Auchinleck Manuscript.”
Medium Ævum
18 (1949): 1-11: 3-11.
10.Source: Badminton, Duke of Beaufort MS 704.1.16
Note: Fragment; see
Davis (1969)
XDavis, Norman.
“Another Fragment of ‘Richard Coer de Lyon’.”
Notes and Queries
16 (1969): 447-452
, for an extensive study of this
fragment. Contains lines 2732-2772; 2852-90; 2891-930; 2931-68; and on the
fourth side, ‘two columns, the first beginning at line 2969, the second at
3007, each containing apparently 40 lines though many of those lower on the page
cannot now be read’ (Davis 1969, p. 448).
Print Witnesses:
1.Source: STC 21007.
Rycharde cuer du lyon, Kynge, [Enprynted at London: In ye Fletestrete at the sygne of the sonne
by wynkyn de worde, prynter vnto the moost excellent pryncesse my lady the kynges moder, In the yere of
our lorde god. M.CCCCC. ix. [1509]]