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A devout treatyse called The tree, & XII. frutes of the Holy Goost

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Title A devout treatyse called The tree, & XII. frutes of the Holy Goost / edited from Ms. McClean 132. Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, with a collation of the other mss. and the printed edition of 1534/5 (STC 13608), together with notes on the mss., language and contents, by J.J. Vaissier.
Additional Titles Tree
Twelve frutes of the Holy Goost
XII. frutes of the Holy Goost
Contributors Vaissier, Johannes Joseph
Fitzwilliam Museum.
Publisher Groningen : J.B. Wolters
Creation Date 1960
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.
Genre English poetry
Extent clxxix, 294 pages : facsim
24 cm.
Language English
English, Middle (1100-1500)
National Library system number 990019347250205171

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