Notes to The Marvellous Adventures and Rare Conceits of Master Tyll Owlglass — Kenneth R. H. (Kenneth Robert Henderson) Mackenzie translation

29 notes · Kenneth R. H. (Kenneth Robert Henderson) Mackenzie translation

PREFACE. · Note 1 PREFACE. · Note 2 PREFACE. · Note 3 PREFACE. · Note 4 PREFACE. · Note 5 PREFACE. · Note 6 PREFACE. · Note 7 PREFACE. · Note 8 The Eleventh Adventure. How Owlglass crept into a bee-hive, how two thieves came by night to steal honey, what honey they did steal, and how Owlglass made it to come to pass, that the thieves did fight one with the other, and did leave the bee-hive standing. · Note 1 The Twenty and Eighth Adventure. How that Owlglass painted the forbears of the Landgrave of Hessen, and told him that an if he were ignobly born, he might not behold his painting. · Note 1 The Hundredth Adventure. How Owlglass would fain have been an innkeeper at Rouen, but was beguiled by a one-eyed man, and again, in turn, cozened him. · Note 1 The Hundredth Adventure. How Owlglass would fain have been an innkeeper at Rouen, but was beguiled by a one-eyed man, and again, in turn, cozened him. · Note 2 The Hundred and Ninth Adventure. Telleth what stood upon his gravestone.[13] · Note 1 APPENDIX A. Bibliographical Notes for the Literary History of Eulenspiegel. · Note 1 APPENDIX A. Bibliographical Notes for the Literary History of Eulenspiegel. · Note 2 APPENDIX A. Bibliographical Notes for the Literary History of Eulenspiegel. · Note 3 APPENDIX C. Of Dr. Thomas Murner, the author of Eulenspiegel. · Note 1 APPENDIX C. Of Dr. Thomas Murner, the author of Eulenspiegel. · Note 2 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 1 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 2 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 3 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 4 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 5 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 6 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 7 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 8 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 9 APPENDIX D. The verses inserted by William Copland in the English black-letter Howleglas of 1528. · Note 10 APPENDIX F. Works akin to the Eulenspiegel literature. · Note 1

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