English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages (XIVth Century)PART III RELIGIOUS WAYFARERSLucy Toulmin Smith translationChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…ENGLISH WAYFARING LIFE in the MIDDLE AGES (XIVth Century) by J. J. JUSSERANDILLUSTRATIONSINTRODUCTIONPART I ENGLISH ROADSChapter I · ROADS AND BRIDGESChapter II · THE ORDINARY TRAVELLER AND THE CASUAL PASSER-BYChapter III · SECURITY OF THE ROADSPART II LAY WAYFARERSChapter I · HERBALISTS, CHARLATANS, MINSTRELS, JUGGLERS, AND TUMBLERSChapter II · MESSENGERS, ITINERANT MERCHANTS AND PEDLARSChapter III · OUTLAWS, WANDERING WORKMEN, AND PEASANTS OUT OF BONDPART III RELIGIOUS WAYFARERSChapter I · WANDERING PREACHERS AND FRIARSChapter II · THE PARDONERSChapter III · PILGRIMS AND PILGRIMAGESChapter III · PILGRIMS AND PILGRIMAGES (continued 2)APPENDIXENDNOTES:PART I — ENGLISH ROADSPART II — LAY WAYFARERSPART III — RELIGIOUS WAYFARERSINDEXPrevious chapter ←Part 2 — Chapter III · OUTLAWS, WANDERING WORKMEN, AND PEASANTS OUT OF BONDNext chapter →Part 3 — Chapter I · WANDERING PREACHERS AND FRIARSAll chapters and sections (22)Other sectionsENGLISH WAYFARING LIFE in the MIDDLE AGES (XIVth Century) by J. J. JUSSERANDILLUSTRATIONSINTRODUCTIONParts1Part 1 · Chapters123Parts2Part 2 · Chapters123Parts3Part 3 · Chapters1233Part 3 · Other sectionsAPPENDIXENDNOTES:Part 1 · Parts1Part 2 · Parts2Part 3 · Parts3Part 3 · Other sectionsINDEX54. A FRIAR ON A JOURNEY (CHAUCER’S “FRERE”).◇(From the Ellesmere MS.)◇← CHAPTER III OUTLAWS, WANDERING WORKMEN, AND PEASANTS OUT OF BONDCHAPTER I WANDERING PREACHERS AND FRIARS →
