[251]"History of Rosiphele. Ballads."
[252]Warton, II. 240.
[253]See, for instance his description of the sun's crown, the most poetical passage in book VII.
[254]1420, 1430.
[255]This is the title Froissart (1397) gave to his collection when presenting it to Richard II.
[256]Lebrun, 1729-1807; Esménard, 1770-1812.
[257]Lydgate, "The Destruction of Troy"—description of Hector's chapel. Especially read the Pageants or Solemn Entries.
[258]See the Vision of Fortune, a gigantic figure. In this painting he shows both feeling and talent.
[259]Lydgate, "Fall of Princes." Warton, II. 280.
[260]The War of the Hussites, The Hundred Years' War, and The War of the Roses.