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Mankind is an
English medieval morality play,
written c. 1470. The play is a
moral allegory about Mankind, a
representative of the
human race, and follows...
- that the work was
translated by
Chaucer as Of the
Wreched Engendrynge of
Mankynde; the
translation does not survive, but Chaucer's
familiarity with the work...
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probably been
written by a contemporary. Of the
Wreched Engendrynge of
Mankynde,
possible translation of
Innocent III's De
miseria conditionis humanae...
- John
Bellenden at
request of
James V of Scotland) Rösslin – The
Byrth of
Mankynde (De
partu hominis,
translation attributed to
Richard Jonas)
Georg Joachim...
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London of the
first printed book in
English on obstetrics, The
Byrth of
Mankynde, a
translation attributed to
Richard Jonas from Rösslin's De
partu hominis...
- Britain). A book
cited by
Jacobus Cnoyen Of the
Wreched Engendrynge of
Mankynde,
Origenes upon the Maudeleyne, and The book of the Leoun.
Three works by...
- John
Bellenden at the
special request of
James V of
Scotland The
Byrth of
Mankynde, the
first printed book in
English on obstetrics, and one of the first...
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Professorships endowed at the
University of Cambridge.
Publication of The
Byrth of
Mankynde, the
first printed book in
English on obstetrics, and one of the first...
- Rösslin's De
Partu Hominis. The
translation was
published as The
Byrth of
Mankynde,
otherwyse named The
Womans Booke (often
referred to as The
Womans Booke)...
- of a woman, but that is false. For
nature never gave
forme or
shape of
mankynde to a herbe. But it is of
trough (truth) that some hath
shaped such figures...
