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The document lists key authors such as Geoffrey Chaucer, William Langland, John Wycliffe, John Mandeville, John Gower, Thomas Hoccleave, John Lydgate, Erasmus, Thomas More, and William Tyndale, along with representative titles and approximate composition years. 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Geoffrey Chaucer:  \n- \"The Legend of Dido\" (c. 1379)  \n- \"The Book of the Duchess\" (c. 1369)  \n- \"The Romaunt of the Rose\" (c. 1370-1380)  \n- \"Anelida and Arcite\" (c. 1379)  \n- \"The House of Fame\" (c. 1379)  \n- \"The Parliament ofFowls\" (c. 1382)  \n- \"The Legend of Good Women\" (c. 1385)  \n- \"Troilus and Criseyde\" (c. 1385)  \n- \"The Canterbury Tales\" (c. 1387-1400)  \n- \"Treatise on the Astrolabe\" (1391)  \n2. William Langland:  \n- \"Visions of Piers Plowman\" (c. 1360)  \n- \"Piers Plowman\" (1370)  \n- \"The Book Concerning Piers the Plowman\" (1377)  \n- \"The Plowman's Tale\" (1377)  \n- \"The Vision of William concerning Piers Plowman\" (1377)  \n- \"The Piers Plowman Tradition\" (1377)  \n- \"The C-text of Piers Plowman\" (1377)  \n- \"The B-text of Piers Plowman\" (1377)  \n- \"The Plowman's Tale\" (1377)  \n- \"The Life of Piers Plowman\" (1377)  \n3. John Wycliffe:  \n- \"De Dominio Divino\" (1375)  \n- \"De Veritate Sacrae Scripturae\" (c. 1380)  \n- \"On the Truth of Holy Scripture\" (c. 1380)  \n- \"De Eucharistia\" (c. 1381)  \n- \"De Apostasia\" (c. 1381)  \n- \"De Blasphemia\" (c. 1381)  \n- \"De Simonia\" (c. 1382)  \n- \"De Mandatis Divinis\" (c. 1382)  \n- \"Trialogus\" (1381)  \n- \"Summa Theologiae\" (1382)  \n4. John Mandeville:  \n- \"The Travels of Sir John Mandeville\" (c. 1357-1371)  \n- \"The Book of John Mandeville\" (c. 1357)  \n- \"The Book of the Marvels ofthe World\" (c. 1357)  \n- \"The Voiage and Travaile\" (c. 1357)  \n- \"The Travels of John Mandeville\" (c. 1357)  \n- \"The Book of Sir John Mandeville\" (c. 1357)  \n- \"The Voiage and Travaile of Sir John Mandeville\" (c. 1357)  \n- \"The Travels of Sir John Mandeville\" (c. 1357)  \n5. John Gower:  \n- \"Confessio Amantis\" (1390)  \n- \"Vox Clamantis\" (1377)  \n- \"Cinkante Balades\" (1376)  \n- \"Speculum Meditantis\" (1370)  \n- \"On the Monstrous Parliament\" (1376)  \n- \"Oton de Grandson\" (1376)  \n- \"The Serpent of Division\" (1376)  \n- \"Mirour de l'Omme\" (1376)  \n- \"Traité pour Essample de la Jeunesse\" (1392)  \n- \"La Male Regle de T. Hoccleve\" (1411)  \n6. Thomas Hoccleave:  \n- \"The Regiment of Princes\" (1411)  \n- \"The Letter of Cupid\" (c. 1412)  \n- \"The Tale of Jonathas\" (c. 1412)  \n- \"La Male Regle de T. Hoccleve\" (1411)  \n- \"The Minor Poems ofLydgate\" (c. 1410)  \n- \"A Dialogue of the County and the Clerk\" (c. 1410)  \n- \"Chaucer's Translation of Boethius\" (c. 1410)  \n- \"The Hous of Fame\" (c. 1410)  \n- \"The Series\" (c. 1412)  \n- \"The Tale of Jonathas\"  \n7.John Lydgate  \n1. \"The Fall of Princes\" (1431)  \n2. \"The Life of Our Lady\" (c. 1420)  \n3. \"Troy Book\" (c. 1412)  \n4. \"The Siege of Thebes\" (c. 1421)  \n5. \"The Temple of Glass\" (c. 1420)  \n6. \"The Book of the Knight of the Tower\" (c. 1400)  \n7. \"The Floure of Curtesye\" (c. 1422)  \n8. \"The Churl and the Bird\" (c. 1410)  \n9. \"The London Lickpenny\" (c. 1423)  \n10. \"The Letter of Cupid\" (c. 1400)  \nAGE OF REVIVAL (1400 TO 1550 AD)  \n2. Erasmus:  \n- \"In Praise of Folly\" (1511)  \n- \"The Education of a Christian Prince\" (1516)  \n- \"Colloquies\" (1518)  \n- \"Enchiridion Militis Christiani\" (1503)  \n- \"Adages\" (1500)  \n- \"The Complaint of Peace\" (1517)  \n- \"The Handbook of the Christian Soldier\" (1503)  \n- \"On Free Will\" (1524)  \n- \"In Praise of Folly\" (1511)  \n- \"A Handbook on Military Affairs\" (1510)  \n3. Thomas More:  \n- \"Utopia\" (1516)  \n- \"The History of King Richard III\" (c. 1513)  \n- \"The Four Last Things\" (1522)  \n- \"A Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation\" (1534)  \n- \"The Life of John Picus, Earl of Mirandula\" (c. 1510)  \n- \"Responsio ad Lutherum\" (1523)  \n- \"The Apology of Sir Thomas More\" (1533)  \n- \"The Sadness of Christ\" (c. 1535)  \n- \"A Treatise on the Passion\" (1534)  \n- \"The Supplycacion of Soulys\" (1529)  \n4. William Tyndale:  \n- \"The Obedience of a Christian Man\" (1528)  \n- \"The Parable of the Wicked Mammon\" (1528)  \n- \"The Practyse of Prelates\" (1530)  \n- \"The Supper of the Lord\" (1531)  \n- \"The Exposition of the First Epistle of Saint John\" (1531)  \n- \"The Prologue to the Epistle to","cbCaia92oFRTFWC9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia92oFRTFWC9","pdf",660016,287,"English","# Age of Chaucer (1300 to 1400 AD)\n## Geoffrey Chaucer\n## William Langland\n## John Wycliffe\n## John Mandeville\n## John Gower\n## Thomas Hoccleave\n## John Lydgate\n# Age of Revival (1400 to 1550 AD)\n## Erasmus\n## Thomas More\n## William Tyndale","[{\"question\":\"Which historical periods does the document cover for British literature?\",\"answer\":\"It covers the Age of Chaucer (1300 to 1400 AD) and the Age of Revival (1400 to 1550 AD).\"},{\"question\":\"Who are some of the authors listed under the Age of Chaucer?\",\"answer\":\"Geoffrey Chaucer, William Langland, John Wycliffe, John Mandeville, John Gower, Thomas Hoccleave, and John Lydgate are listed with notable works.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of works are included alongside each writer’s name?\",\"answer\":\"The lists include major poems, narrative works, treatises, translations, and religious or philosophical writings, each with approximate dates.\"}]","BRITISH LITERATURE - Major Writers and Their Famous Works | PDF",1789939691,442]