NOTE

[133] Gerson, according to A. Thomas.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Prefatory Note.[2]
I.INTRODUCTION.[3]
II.MANUSCRIPTS.[10]
III.BIBLIOGRAPHY.[12]
IV.THE DOCUMENTS.[16]
I.“Epistre au Dieu d’Amours” of Christine De Pizan.[16]
II.“Dit de la Rose” of Christine.[16]
III.The Treatise of Jean de Montreuil.[16]
IV.Christine to Jean de Montreuil.[17]
V.Gontier Col to Christine, Asking for a Copy of No. IV.[29]
VI.Gontier Col to Christine, Reproving Her For Her Attitude Towards the Roman de la Rose.[30]
VII.Christine’s Reply to No. VI.[32]
VIII.Christine’s Dedicatory Epistle to the Queen of France.[34]
IX.Christine’s Dedicatory Epistle to Guillaume de Tignonville.[35]
X.Gerson’s Tractatus.[38]
XI.Pierre Col’s Letter Replying to Christine and to Gerson.[56]
XII.Gerson’s Reply to Pierre Col.[77]
XIII.Christine’s Reply to Pierre Col.[83]
XIV.Pierre Col’s Rejoinder to the Foregoing.[112]
APPENDIX.[114]
Epistola LIV.[114]
Epistola LVI.[115]
Epistola LVII.[116]

Transcriber's Notes

Textual notes in the original are not numbered but start with the line number and the word(s) to which they apply, such as
4. Treschier sire] wanting F.
indicating that those words do not appear in manuscript F. In the transcription the line numbers have been placed in square brackets and the pertinent word(s) in round brackets:
[l. 4] (treschier sire) wanting F.

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