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<dd>Added t.-p. engr., with vignette, and engr. head-piece (v. 1)</dd>
<dd>Reedited, without the French text, for the Early English text society, Extra series, no. 20, 24, 28, 30, and 95, 1874-1905</dd>
<dd>The French prose version (Royal ms. XIV, E III, in the British museum) is printed in the margin</dd>
<dd>v. 1. With a prefatory essay On the saga of the Holy Graal, by San Marte, that is, Albert Schulz ... and an appendix--a reprint of the early French verse Romanz de l'estore don Graal.--v. 2. With a note on the early Byrons and Robert de Buron, by Charles H. Pearson ... a prefatory essay on Arthur, by the late Herbert Coleridge. And an appendix--The birthe and the engendrure of Mordret [from Lovelich's translation of Merlin]</dd>
<dd>Olin copy 1: Gift of James Morgan Hart</dd></dl><br>Subjects:</div>
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<dl><dd>Lovelich, Henry, fl. 1450</dd>
<dd>Robert, de Boron, 13th cent</dd>
<dd>Furnivall, Frederick James, 1825-1910</dd>
<dd>Schulz, Albert, 1802-1893</dd>
<dd>Pearson, Charles Henry, 1830-1894</dd>
<dd>Coleridge, Herbert, 1830-1861</dd>
<dd>Roxburghe Club</dd></dl></div>
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