MIDDLE ENGLISH PROSE, PRINT, AND PROVENANCE IN TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN MS. 352.

The article focuses on Middle English prose, print and provenance in Trinity College Dublin MS. 352, highlighting the discovery of unrecorded copies of Middle English verse and prose and extracts from works such as Walter Hilton's Scale of Perfection, and William Flete's Remedies Against Temptation. It explores how MS. 352, a commonplace book possibly owned by a sixteenth-century recusant, offers insights into the reception of late medieval literature and the dissemination of Recusant ideas.