Some of the texts in the Auchinleck MS are currently available in electronic form, a number of them e-versions of TEAMS editions:

Sir Degaré (ed. Laskaya and Salisbury)
Lay le Freine (ed. Laskaya and Salisbury)
Sir Tristrem (ed. Lupack)
Sir Orfeo (ed. Laskaya and Salisbury)
The Simonie (ed. Dean)

Diplomatic transcriptions prepared by myself (and others) include:

The Legend of Pope Gregory
Þe King of Tars
The Life of Adam and Eve
Seynt Mergrete
Seynt Katerine
St.Patrick's Purgatory and the Knight Sir Owen (a.k.a. Owayne Miles)
Þe Desputisoun bitven þe Bodi and þe Soule
The Harrowing of Hell
The Clerk Who Would See the Virgin (a.k.a. A Miracle of the Virgin)
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
On þe Seuen Dedly Sinnes
Þe Pater Noster vndo on Englissch
Sir Degarre
The Seven Sages of Rome
The Sayings of the Four Philosophers
Of Arthour and of Merlin
Otuel
King Alisaunder
The Thrush and the Nightingale
The Sayings of St. Bernard (a.k.a. The Three Foes of Mankind)
David þe King
Alphabetical Praise of Women

(NOTE: most of the above have been prepared in the Junius Modern font; others may, for instance, read yogh as an "õ" and the distinctive 7-shaped ampersand as "&.")

Additional texts may be found on F. Vance Neill's Research Page, in The Dragon's Lair.

Including (so far):

Þe King of Tars
The Life of Adam and Eve
Seynt Margrete
Seynt Katherine
St. Patrick's Purgatory/Owayne Miles
Þe Bodi & þe Soule
The Harrowing of Hell
The Clerk Who Would See the Virgin
Otuel
The Simonie

I would appreciate learning of additional texts or sites: please email me at miceal@u.washington.edu.

(last updated 30 August 1999)