A NORFOLK GENTLEWOMAN AND LYDGATIAN PATRONAGE: LADY SIBYLLE BOYS AND HER CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

ANTHONY P. BALE

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A study of a medieval gentlewoman, Lady Sibylle Boys, and her cultural context, including her patronage of poetry by John Lydgate, the 'Epistle to Sibylle' and 'Treatise for Lauandres'.

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1985The Church in Late Medieval Norwich, 1370-1532

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