APPENDICES A. THE TRIBUNUS VOLUPTATUM 229 B. TOTA IOCULATORUM SCENA 230 C. COURT MINSTRELSY IN 1306 234 D. THE MINSTREL HIERARCHY 238 E. EXTRACTS FROM ACCOUNT BOOKS 240 I. Durham Priory 240 II. Maxstoke Priory 244 III. Thetford Priory 245 IV. Winchester College 246 V. Magdalen College, Oxford 248 VI. Shrewsbury Corporation 250 VII. The Howards of Stoke-by-Nayland, Essex 255 VIII. The English Court 256 F. MINSTREL GUILDS 258 G. THOMAS DE CABHAM 262 H. PRINCELY PLEASURES AT KENILWORTH 263 I. A Squire Minstrel 263 II. The Coventry Hock-Tuesday Show 264 I. THE INDIAN VILLAGE FEAST 266 J. SWORD-DANCES 270 I. Sweden (sixteenth century) 270 II. Shetland (eighteenth century) 271 K. THE LUTTERWORTH ST. GEORGE PLAY 276 L. THE PROSE OF THE ASS 279 M. THE BOY BISHOP 282 I. The Sarum Office 282 II. The York Computus 287 N. WINTER PROHIBITIONS 290 O. THE REGULARIS CONCORDIA OF ST. ETHELWOLD 306 P. THE DURHAM SEPULCHRUM 310 Q. THE SARUM SEPULCHRUM 312 R. THE DUBLIN QUEM QUAERITIS 315 S. THE AUREA MISSA OF TOURNAI 318 T. SUBJECTS OF THE CYCLICAL MIRACLES 321 U. INTERLUDIUM DE CLERICO ET PUELLA 324 V. TERENTIUS ET DELUSOR 326 W. REPRESENTATIONS OF MEDIAEVAL PLAYS 329 X. TEXTS OF MEDIAEVAL PLAYS AND INTERLUDES 407 I. Miracle-Plays 407 II. Popular Moralities 436 III. Tudor Makers of Interludes 443 IV. List of Early Tudor Interludes 453 SUBJECT INDEX 462 BOOK III RELIGIOUS DRAMA heȝe vpon a doune, þer al folk hit se may, a mile from þe toune, aboute þe midday, þe rode is vp arered; his frendes aren afered, ant clyngeþ so þe clay; þe rode stond in stone, marie stont hire one, ant seiþ ‘weylaway’!