Dialogue between Lucidus and Dubius — 612 lines in varying rhyming
patterns
Subjects: dialogues; dramatic writings; morality plays
Versification: —
irregular, alliterative, four-line, six-line —
abab, aabccb
1.Source: Winchester, Winchester College 33, ff. 54
v-64
v
First Lines:The formyst fadere þat formed ȝou alle
the wytt &
þe wysdom of his sone dere…
Last Lines:…he may asoyle by þe office of þe cherche
And criste
hym soyleth and nat he
Note: Ends with Latin translation of last lines, Non enim ipse Christus per
eorum officium ligat et soluit / Hec Lucidarius siue Lumen Laycorum (f.
64v).
Facsimiles: Davis, Norman.
“Introduction.”
Non-Cycle Plays and Fragments and the Winchester Dialogues. Facsimiles
of plays and fragments in various manuscripts and the Dialogues in Winchester
College MS 33.
Leeds Texts and Monographs. Medieval Drama Facsimiles
5. Leeds: University of Leeds School of English, 1979: 135-60.
Editions: Davis, Norman.
“Introduction.”
Non-Cycle Plays and Fragments and the Winchester Dialogues. Facsimiles
of plays and fragments in various manuscripts and the Dialogues in Winchester
College MS 33.
Leeds Texts and Monographs. Medieval Drama Facsimiles
5. Leeds: University of Leeds School of English, 1979: 179-91.