The Mediaeval Stage, Volume 2 (of 2)

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Author

Chambers, E. K. (Edmund Kerchever), 1866-1954

Title

The mediaeval stage, volume 2 (of 2)

Original Publication

London: Oxford University Press, 1903.

Credits

Tim Lindell and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)

Language

English

LoC Class

PN: Language and Literatures: Literature: General, Criticism, Collections

Subject

Drama, Medieval -- History and criticism

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 77310

Release Date

November 23, 2025

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Transcriber’s Notes
2. 2.THE MEDIAEVAL STAGE
3. 3.CONTENTS
4. 4.BOOK III RELIGIOUS DRAMA
5. 5.CHAPTER XVIII LITURGICAL PLAYS
6. 6.CHAPTER XIX LITURGICAL PLAYS ( continued )
7. 7.CHAPTER XX THE SECULARIZATION OF THE PLAYS
8. 8.CHAPTER XXI GUILD PLAYS AND PARISH PLAYS
9. 9.CHAPTER XXII GUILD PLAYS AND PARISH PLAYS ( continued )
10. 10.CHAPTER XXIII MORALITIES, PUPPET-PLAYS, AND PAGEANTS
11. 11.BOOK IV THE INTERLUDE
12. 12.CHAPTER XXIV PLAYERS OF INTERLUDES
13. 13.CHAPTER XXV HUMANISM AND MEDIAEVALISM
14. 14.APPENDICES
15. 15.A THE TRIBUNUS VOLUPTATUM
16. 16.B TOTA IOCULATORUM SCENA
17. 17.C COURT MINSTRELSY IN 1306
18. 18.D THE MINSTREL HIERARCHY
19. 19.E EXTRACTS FROM ACCOUNT BOOKS — I. Durham Priory. — II. Maxstoke Priory. — III. Thetford Priory. — IV. Winchester College. — V. Magdalen College, Oxford. — VI. Shrewsbury Corporation. — VII. The Howards of Stoke-by-Nayland, Essex. — VIII. The English Court.
20. 20.F MINSTREL GUILDS — A. France. — B. England.
21. 21.G THOMAS DE CABHAM
22. 22.H PRINCELY PLEASURES AT KENILWORTH — I. A Squire Minstrel. — II. The Coventry Hock-Tuesday Show.
23. 23.I THE INDIAN VILLAGE FEAST
24. 24.J SWORD-DANCES — I. Sweden ( Sixteenth Century ). — II. Shetland ( Eighteenth Century ).
25. 25.K THE LUTTERWORTH ST. GEORGE PLAY — THE CHRISTMAS MUMMERS’ PLAY.
26. 26.L THE PROSE OF THE ASS
27. 27.M THE BOY BISHOP — I. The Sarum Office. — II. The York Computus.
28. 28.N WINTER PROHIBITIONS — I. 190-200. Tertullian. — II. 190-200. Tertullian. — III. †348. Prudentius. — IV. †370. Pacianus, Bishop of Barcelona. — V. 374-397. St. Ambrose. — VI. 380-397. St. Chrysostom. — VII. 380-397. St. Chrysostom. — VIII. 388. St. Jerome. — IX. †396. Asterius of Amasea. — X. 387-430. St. Augustine. — XI. †400. Severian. — XII. 408-410. St. Jerome. — XIII. †412-†465. Maximus of Turin. — XIV. †412-†465. Maximus of Turin. — XV. †412-†465. Maximus of Turin? — XVI. Fifth century. St. Peter Chrysologus. — XVII. 470-542. Caesarius of Arles? — XVIII. ?470-542. Caesarius of Arles? — XIX. 470-542. Caesarius of Arles? — XX. 470-542. Caesarius of Arles. — XXI. †554. Childebert. — XXII. 567. Council of Tours. — XXIII. 572-574. Martin of Braga. — XXIV. †560. Martin, Bishop of Braga. — XXV. 573-603. Council of Auxerre. — XXVI. 6th cent. St. Samson, Bishop of Dôle. — XXVII. 588-659. St. Eligius of Rouen? — XXVIII. †636. St. Isidore of Seville. — XXIX. †685. St. Aldhelm. — XXX. 692. Quinisextine Council. — XXXI. 714. Gregory II. — XXXII. 731-741. Gregory III. — XXXIII. †742. St. Boniface ( alias Winfrid ). — XXXIV. †742. Pope Zachary. — XXXV. 743. Council of Rome. — XXXVI. †750. Priminius. — XXXVII. †766. Egbert. — XXXVIII. †790-800. Lombard Capitulary. — XXXIX. † Eighth century. Homilia de Sacrilegiis. — XL. Ninth century. Pseudo-Theodore. — XLI. †915. Regino of Prüm. — XLII. Before 1024. Burchardus of Worms.
29. 29.O THE REGULARIS CONCORDIA OF ST. ETHELWOLD
30. 30.P THE DURHAM SEPULCHRUM — p. 9. The Quire—The Passion. — The Quire—The Resurrection. — p. 26. The South Alley of the Lantern.
31. 31.Q THE SARUM SEPULCHRUM — The Depositio. — The Sepulchre Light. — The Elevatio. — The Censing in Easter Week. — The Removal of the Sepulchre.
32. 32.R THE DUBLIN QUEM QUAERITIS
33. 33.S THE AUREA MISSA OF TOURNAI
34. 34.T SUBJECTS OF THE CYCLICAL MIRACLES
35. 35.U INTERLUDIUM DE CLERICO ET PUELLA
36. 36.V TERENTIUS ET DELUSOR
37. 37.W REPRESENTATIONS OF MEDIAEVAL PLAYS — Index. — Aberdeen, Scotland. — Abingdon, Berkshire. — Appledore, Kent. — Baddow, Essex. — Bassingbourne, Cambridgeshire. — Bath, Somersetshire. — Bethersden, Kent. — Beverley, Yorkshire. — Billericay, Essex. — Bishop Auckland, Durham. — Boreham, Essex. — Boxford, Suffolk. — Braintree, Essex. — Brentwood, Essex. — Bristol, Gloucestershire. — Brookland, Kent. — Bungay, Suffolk. — Burnham, Essex. — Bury St. Edmund’s, Suffolk. — Camborne, Cornwall. — Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. — Canterbury, Kent. — Chelmsford, Essex. — Chester, Cheshire. — Coggeshall, Essex. — Colchester, Essex. — Coleshill, Warwickshire. — Coventry, Warwickshire. — Croxton, Norfolk(?). — Daventry, Northamptonshire. — Dublin, Ireland. — Dunstable, Bedfordshire. — Edinburgh, Scotland. — Easterford, Essex. — Folkestone, Kent. — Foston, Leicestershire. — Fyfield, Oxfordshire. — Garboldisham, Norfolk. — Great Chart, Kent. — Hadleigh, Essex. — Halstead, Essex. — Ham Street, Kent. — Hanningfield, Essex. — Harling, Norfolk. — Hascombe, Surrey. — Hereford, Herefordshire. — Herne, Kent. — Heybridge, Essex. — High Easter, Essex. — High Halden, Kent. — Holbeach, Lincolnshire. — Hull, Yorkshire. — Hythe, Kent. — Idbury, Oxfordshire. — Ipswich, Suffolk. — Ixworth, Suffolk. — Kelvedon, Essex. — Kendal, Westmoreland. — Kenninghall, Norfolk. — Kilkenny, Ireland. — King’s Lynn, Norfolk. — Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. — Lancaster. — Lanchire(?), Essex. — Langley, Oxfordshire. — Lavenham, Suffolk. — Leconfield, Yorkshire. — Leeds, Yorkshire. — Leicester. — Lichfield, Staffordshire. — Lincoln. — Little Baddow, Essex. — London. — Lopham, Norfolk. — Louth, Lincolnshire. — Lydd, Kent. — Lyneham, Oxfordshire. — Malden, Essex. — Manningtree, Essex. — Maxstoke, Warwickshire. — Middleton, Norfolk. — Mildenhall, Suffolk. — Mile End, Middlesex. — Milton, Oxfordshire. — Morebath, Devonshire. — Nayland, Essex. — Newcastle-on-Tyne, Northumberland. — New Romney, Kent. — Northampton, Northamptonshire. — Norwich, Norfolk. — Nuneaton, Warwickshire. — Oxford, Oxfordshire. — Penrhyn, Cornwall. — Perranzabulo, Cornwall. — Preston, Lancashire. — Reading, Berkshire. — Ruckinge, Kent. — Rye, Sussex. — Sabsford (?), Essex. — Saffron Walden, Essex. — St. Just, Cornwall. — Salisbury, Wiltshire. — Shelfhanger, Norfolk. — Shipton, Oxfordshire. — Shrewsbury, Shropshire. — Sleaford, Lincolnshire. — Stapleford, Essex. — Stoke by Nayland, Essex. — Stone, Kent. — Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. — Tintinhull, Somerset. — Wakefield, Yorkshire. — Wimborne Minster, Dorsetshire. — Winchester, Hampshire. — Windsor, Berks. — Witham, Essex. — Wittersham, Kent. — Woodham Walter, Essex. — Woodkirk, Yorkshire. — Worcester, Worcestershire. — Wrexham, Denbighshire. — Writtle, Essex. — Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. — Wye, Kent. — Wymondham, Norfolk. — Yarmouth, Norfolk. — York, Yorkshire.
38. 38.X TEXTS OF MEDIAEVAL PLAYS AND EARLY TUDOR INTERLUDES — I. MIRACLE-PLAYS. — II. POPULAR MORALITIES. — III. TUDOR MAKERS OF INTERLUDES. — IV. LIST OF EARLY TUDOR INTERLUDES.
39. 39.FOOTNOTES
40. 40.SUBJECT INDEX

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