The Henryson Collection
The following is a list of the current holdings in the Reading Room of the Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries under the heading The Henryson Collection. Most of the material is on accessible shelves, and can be consulted at any time.
| 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 |
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| 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 |
