|
Surname
|
Initials
|
Title
|
Format
|
|
Aitken
|
A J
|
The Pronunciation of Older Scots
|
Booklet
|
|
Aitken
|
A J
|
How to pronounce Older Scots
|
Audiotape
|
|
Aitken
|
A J et al (eds)
|
Bards and Makars: Scottish Language and Literature: Medieval and Renaissance
|
Book
|
|
Baird
|
G
|
Robert Henryson's Fables. Worksheets for use at 1st, 3rd and 6th year levels
|
A4 sheets
|
|
Baird
|
G
|
Scotnotes: The Poems of Robert Henryson
|
Booklet
|
|
Bannatyne
|
G
|
Robert Henryson extract from St James's magazine pp 60-79
|
Papers
|
|
Bannatyne Club
|
|
Robene and Makyne and the Testament of Cresseid
|
Book
|
|
Barbour
|
J
|
The Bruce; or the metrical history of Robert I King of Scots, edited by John Jamieson
|
Book
|
|
Barron
|
W R J (ed)
|
Robert Henryson: selected poems
|
Book
|
|
Bawcutt
|
P et al (eds)
|
Selected Poems of Henryson and Dunbar
|
Book
|
|
Bright
|
P M
|
Medieval concepts of the figure and Henryson's figurative technique, in Studies in Scottish Literature XXV, pp 134-53
|
Article
|
|
Caie
|
G D
|
Henryson as Auctor in The Flouer o Makarheid,ed M Fleming, pp 1-14
|
Article
|
|
Cox
|
C
|
Froward Language and Wanton Play: The Commoun text of Henryson's Testament of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature XXIX pp 58-72
|
Article
|
|
Cullen
|
M A
|
Cresseid excused: a re-reading of Henryson's Testament of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature XX pp 137-59
|
Article
|
|
Dickens
|
B (ed)
|
The Testament of Cresseid
|
Book
|
|
Dickens
|
B (ed)
|
The Testament of Cresseid
|
Book
|
|
Dillon
|
B
|
Robert Henryson, The Testament of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature VI pp 263-4
|
Review
|
|
Donaldson
|
D
|
Sir Richard Holland, The Buke of the Howlat
|
Book
|
|
Dunnigan
|
S M
|
An Impossible Saint?, in The Flouer o Makarheid, ed M Fleming, pp 33-60
|
Article
|
|
Ebin
|
L
|
The Poems of Robert Henryson, in Studies in Scottish Literature XVIII pp 301-3
|
Review
|
|
Elliot
|
C (ed)
|
Robert Henryson, Poems
|
Book
|
|
Evans
|
D D
|
Robert Henryson, in Studies in Scottish Literature XIX pp 286-8
|
Review
|
|
Eyre-Todd
|
G (ed)
|
Early Scottish poetry: Thomas the Rhymer, John Barbour, Andrew of Wintoun, Henry the Minstrel
|
Book
|
|
The Henryson Collection in the Dunfermline Carnegie Library (housed in the Murison Room)
|
Eyre-Todd
|
G (ed)
|
Medieval Scottish poetry: King James I, Robert Henryson, William Dunbar, Gavin Douglas
|
Book
|
|
Fleming
|
M (ed)
|
The Cloak of Poetry: Proceedings of the 7th Annual Conference of The Robert Henryson Society
|
Book
|
|
Fleming
|
M (ed)
|
The Flouer o Makarheid: Papers from the 8th and 9th Annual conferences of The Robert Henryson Society
|
Book
|
|
Fleming
|
M (ed)
|
The Delectabill Kirnell: Papers presented at Conference and evening meetings of The Robert Henryson Scoiety during 2005 and 2006
|
Book
|
|
Fox
|
D
|
The poems of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Fox
|
D
|
Robert Henryson: the poems
|
Book
|
|
Fox
|
D
|
Two Scots Chaucerians, in Studies in Scottish Literature VII p 128
|
Review
|
|
Fox
|
D
|
The 1663 Anderson edition of Henryson's Testament of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature VIII pp 75-96
|
Article
|
|
Geddes
|
W
|
Bibliography of Middle Scots poets
|
Book
|
|
Gopen
|
G
|
The Poems of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Gray
|
M M (ed)
|
Scottish poetry from Barbour to James VI
|
Book
|
|
Gray
|
D
|
Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Greentree
|
R
|
Debate of the Paddock and the Mouse, in Studies in Scottish Literature XXVI pp 481-9
|
Article
|
|
Greentree
|
R
|
Reader, Teller and Teacher: the Narrator of Robert Henryson's Moral Fables
|
Book
|
|
Hallett
|
C A
|
Theme and structure in Henryson's The Annunciation, in Studies in Scottish Literature X pp 165-74
|
Article
|
|
Hamer
|
D(ed)
|
The Poetical Worlds of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount, Lyon King of Arms, 2 vols, Scottish Text Society
|
Book
|
|
Hart
|
A
|
The Moral Fables of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Haydock
|
N
|
The Pane of Cresseid for to Modifie, in The Flouer o Makarheid, ed M Fleming, pp 61-93
|
Article
|
|
Henderson
|
T F
|
Scottish vernacular literature: a succinct history
|
Book
|
|
Henryson
|
R
|
Robin and Makyne
|
Booklet
|
|
Henryson
|
R
|
The tail of the paddok and the mous
|
Booklet
|
|
Hyde
|
I
|
Poetic imagery: a point of comparison between Henryson and Dunbar in Studies in Scottish Literature II pp 183-97
|
Article
|
|
Jack
|
R D S
|
Henryson and the Sense of an Ending, in The Cloak of Poetry ,ed M Fleming, pp 61-84
|
Article
|
|
Jamieson
|
W A
|
Henryson's 'Taill of the Wolf and the Wedder' in Studies in Scottish Literature VI pp 248-57
|
Article
|
|
Jamieson
|
I W A
|
A further source for Henryson's Fabillis, in Notes and Queries pp 403-5
|
Photocopy
|
|
Jamieson
|
I W A
|
Henryson's Fabillis: an essay towards a revaluation, in Words, Wai-te-ata Studies in English II pp 20-31
|
Photocopy
|
|
Jamieson
|
I W A
|
'To preue thare preaching to be a poesye': some thoughts on Henryson's poetics, in Parergon 8 pp 24-36
|
Photocopy
|
|
Jamieson
|
I W A
|
The Beast tale in Middle Scots: some thoughts on the history of a genre, in Parergon 2 pp 26-36
|
Photocopy
|
|
Jamieson
|
W A
|
The minor poems of Robert Henryson, in Studies in Scottish Literature IX pp 125-147
|
Article
|
|
Jenkins
|
A W
|
Henryson's 'The Fox, the Wolf and the Cadger' again in Studies in Scottish Literature IV pp 107-12
|
Article
|
|
Jentoft
|
C W
|
Henryson as authentic 'Chaucerian': Narrator, Character and Courtly Love in the Testament of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature X pp 94-102
|
Article
|
|
Khinoy
|
S
|
Tale-moral relationships in Henryson's Moral Fables, in Studies in Scottish Literature XVII pp 99-115
|
Article
|
|
Kindrick
|
R L
|
Lion or cat? Henryson's characterisation of James III in Studies in Scottish Literature XIV pp 123-36
|
Article
|
|
Kindrick
|
R L
|
Robert Henryson, in Studies in Scottish Literature XVIII pp 269-72
|
Review
|
|
Kindrick
|
R L
|
'Henryson and Quintilian', in Studies in Scottish Literature XXVI pp 470-80
|
Article
|
|
Kindrick
|
R L
|
Middle Scots poets: a reference guide to James I of Scotland, Robert Henryson, William Dunbar and Gavin Douglas, in Studies in Scottish Literature XXIII pp 303-5
|
Review
|
|
Kinghorn
|
A M
|
The minor poems of Robert Henryson in Studies in Scottish Literature III pp 30-40
|
Article
|
|
Kinghorn
|
A (ed)
|
Barbour: the Bruce - a selection
|
Book
|
|
Kratzmann
|
G
|
Henryson's Fables: The subtell dyte of poetry in Studies in Scottish Literature XX pp 49-70
|
Article
|
|
Laing
|
D (ed)
|
Select remains of the ancient popular poetry of Scotland
|
Book
|
|
Laing
|
D (ed)
|
The Poems and Fables of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Lawson
|
A (ed)
|
The Kinis quair and the quare of jelusy
|
Book
|
|
Lyall
|
R J
|
Robert Henryson, The Makar. Thoughts and reflections
|
Audio tape
|
|
MacDiarmid
|
H (ed)
|
Robert Henryson: the Testament of Cresseid and other poems
|
Book
|
|
MacDonald
|
D
|
Narrative art in Henryson's Fables, in Studies in Scottish Literature III pp 101-13
|
Article
|
|
MacDonald
|
J
|
Robert Henryson, a study of the major narrative poems, in Studies in Scottish Literature VI pp 192-5
|
Article
|
|
MacDonald
|
D
|
Chaucer's influence on Henryson's Fables: the use of proverbs and sententiae, in Medium Aevum XXXIX.1
|
Photocopy
|
|
Macdougall
|
N
|
Henryson's Scotland: Two Renaissance Kings and their Subjects, in The Cloak of Poetry, ed M Fleming, pp 35-60
|
Article
|
|
MacKean
|
W
|
James I: The Kingis Quair, modernised
|
Book
|
|
Mackenzie
|
W M (ed)
|
The poems of William Dunbar
|
Book
|
|
Macqueen
|
J
|
Robert Henryson: a study of the major narrative poems
|
Book
|
|
MacQueen
|
J
|
Ratio and Number in Henryson's Poetry, in The Cloak of Poetry, ed M Fleming, pp 1-34
|
Article
|
|
Maguire
|
L
|
Three short plays: The Triumph of Dunbar, Henryson and the Ploomdam, and Navigator in the 7th Circle
|
Book
|
|
Manlove
|
C
|
Scottish fantasy literature
|
Book
|
|
Manning
|
R J
|
A note on symbolic identification in Henryson's Orpheus and Eurydice, in Studies in Scottish Literature VIII pp 265-71
|
Article
|
|
Marshall
|
L E
|
Roberto Henryson e la Griseida
|
Book
|
|
Matthews
|
K
|
Hugh MacDiarmid and Robert Henryson: 'Politics was Pairt o' their Personal Life' Personal Life was Pairt o' their Politics', in The Delectabill Kirnell, et M Fleming, pp 42-63
|
Article
|
|
McDiarmid
|
M P
|
Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
McDonald
|
J
|
Among his Personal Effects
|
Book
|
|
McGinley
|
K J
|
Henryson's Boethius, in The Flouer o Makarheid, ed M Fleming, pp 15-32
|
Article
|
|
McKenna
|
S
|
Tragedy and the consolation of myth in Henryson's Fables, in Studies in Scottish Literature XXVI pp 490-502
|
Article
|
|
McNamara
|
J
|
Divine justice in Henryson's Testament of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature XI pp 99-107
|
Article
|
|
Metcalfe
|
W M
|
Poems of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Moore
|
S
|
'Sone and air upricht': the moral significance of Chantecleir's identiry-performance in 'The Cock and the Fox', in The Delectabill Kirnell, ed M Fleming, pp 28-41
|
Article
|
|
Moses
|
D
|
'Be figure of ane vther thing': Robert Henryson and the animal as figure, in The Delectabill Kirnell, ed M Fleming, pp 1-27
|
Article
|
|
Newlyn
|
E S
|
'Moral Fables of Aesop', In Studies in Scottish Literature XXV pp 33-58
|
Review
|
|
Noll
|
D L
|
'The Testament of Cresseid: are Christian interpretations valid?', in Studies in Scottish Literature IX pp 16-25
|
Article
|
|
Paterson
|
J
|
The life and poems of William Dunbar
|
Book
|
|
Peek
|
G S
|
Robert Henryson's view of original sin ion 'The Bludy Serk', in Studies in Scottish Literature X pp 199-206
|
Article
|
|
Ridley
|
F H
|
A check list, 1956-1968, for study of the Kingis Quair, the poetry of Robert Henryson, Gawin Douglas and William Dunbar, in Studies in Scottish Literature VIII pp 30-51
|
Article
|
|
Ross
|
I
|
Robert Henryson: Poems, in Studies in Scottish Literature I pp 268-73
|
Review
|
|
Scheps
|
W
|
A Climatological reading of Henryson's treatment of Cresseid, in Studies in Scottish Literature XV pp 80-7
|
Article
|
|
Schrader
|
R
|
'Some backgrounds of Henryson' , in Studies in Scottish Literature XV pp 124-38
|
Article
|
|
Schweitzer
|
E C
|
The Allegory of Robert Henryson's 'The Bludy Serk', in Studies in Scottish Literature XV pp 165-74
|
Article
|
|
Scotseen
|
|
The Presence Room in Abbot House featuring an introduction to the Testament of Cresseid
|
Video tape
|
|
Scotsoun
|
|
'The Trial of the Fox' and 'The Preaching of the Swallow' read by Bob Smith and George Bruce
|
Audio tape
|
|
Scotsoun
|
|
Robert Henryson, Poems
|
Audio tape
|
|
Scotsoun
|
|
'The Preiching of the Swallow' /'Searmonachadh a 'Ghobhlain-Ghaoithe'
|
Audiotape
|
|
Scotsoun
|
|
'The Two Mice' and 'Robene and Makyne' read by Bob Smith, Eileen McCallum and Molly Rorke
|
Audio tape
|
|
Smith
|
G G (ed)
|
Speciments of Middle Scots
|
Book
|
|
Smith
|
G G (ed)
|
The Poems of Robert Henryson, 3 volumes, Scottish Text Society
|
Book
|
|
Stearns
|
M
|
Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Stephens
|
J
|
Notes and news: devotion and wit in Henryson's 'The Annunciation', in English Studies 51 (4) pp 323-31
|
Photocopy
|
|
Storm
|
M
|
The intertextual Cressida: Chaucer's Henryson or Henryson's Chaucer?, in Studies in Scottish Literature XXVIII pp 105-22
|
Article
|
|
Taylor
|
R A
|
Dunbar: the poet and his period
|
Book
|
|
Wood
|
H H (ed)
|
Poems and Fables of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Wood
|
H H (ed)
|
Poems and Fables of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
|
Wood
|
H H
|
Two Scots Chaucerians
|
Book
|
|
Wood
|
H H et al
|
Edinburgh essays on Scots literature
|
Book
|
|
Wood
|
H H (ed)
|
Poems and Fables of Robert Henryson
|
Book
|
