to be produced by the original author, several date from the first half of the 13th century. The first complete edition edited by Morton in 1853 was based on the British Library manuscript Cotton Nero A.xiv. Recent editors have favoured Corpus Christi College, Cambridge MS 402 of which Bella Millett has written: "Its linguistic consistency and general high textual quality have made it increasingly the preferred base manuscript for editions, translations, and studies of Ancrene Wisse." It was used as the base manuscript in the critical edition published as two volumes in 2005–2006. The Corpus manuscript is the only one to include the title Ancrene Wisse. The Ancrene Wisse was partly retranslated from French back into English and reincorporated in the late 15th-century Treatise of Love. The fifteenth-century Treatise of the Five Senses also makes use of material from the work. Notes References Sources . . Editions . . . Full text available online. . . . Volume 1: , Volume 2: . . . (Reprinted in 2000 ). . . . . Further reading . . . . . . Article available from Periodicals Archive Online. Subscription required. . . External links Liturgy in the Style of the Anchoresses as used today in All Saints' Church, Norfolk Ancrene Wisse: a Medieval Guide for Anchoresses on www.hermitary.com Middle English literature Asceticism Christian mystics English hermits English religious writers Women of medieval England Manuscripts in Cambridge Cotton Library