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Medieval Tales

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Decamerone

Giovanni Boccaccio

1573 ★ 4.1

Myths & legends of the Middle Ages

H. A. Guerber

1896

Tales from the Mabinogion

Olwen Bowen

1969

El conde Lucanor

Don Juan Manuel

1839 ★ 3.5

The Canterbury Tales

Peter Ackroyd, V. A. Kolve, Geoffrey Chaucer et al.

1741 ★ 3.3

The prioress's tale

Geoffrey Chaucer

1904

Legends of Japan

Hiroshi Naito

1972

The Canterbury Tales. An Illustrated Edition

Geoffrey Chaucer

1992

The Tolkien fan's Medieval reader

Verlyn Flieger (Foreword), Turgon

2004

Gods & giants

Stewart Ross

1997

Index of proper names and subjects to Chaucer's Canterbury tales

Hiram Corson

1911

Tales from the Mabinogion

Kevin Crossley-Holland, Gwyn Thomas

1996

Bawdy tales from the courts of medieval France

Paul Brians

1972

The tales of Canterbury, complete

Geoffrey Chaucer

1974

Gallic salt; eighteen fabliaux translated from the Old French

Harrison, Robert L.

1974

Norse mythology, legends of gods and heroes

Peter Andreas Munch

1970

Approaches to teaching Chaucer's Canterbury tales

Joseph Gibaldi

1980

Middle English humorous tales in verse

George Harley McKnight

1913

Medieval Tales

Jennifer Westwood

1968

Medieval Russia's epics, chronicles, and tales

Serge A. Zenkovsky, Serge Alexander Zenkovsky

1963

Chaucer

Gail Ashton

1998

The earthly paradise

William Morris

1868

Tales of times now past : sixty-two stories from a medieval Japanese collection

Marian Ury

1979

Chaucer's Dante

Richard Neuse

1991

Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury tales

Cynthia C. Werthamer

1984

Understanding the Canterbury tales

Clarice Swisher

2003

Chaucer's body

R. A. Shoaf

2001

Curious myths of the Middle Ages

Sabine Baring-Gould

1868

The Mabinogi, and other medieval Welsh tales

Patrick K. Ford

1977

Simple Forms

Douglas Gray

2015

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