There are three posts in
The Copy Book credited to
William Caxton.
(In the case of some authors, the list may include translations
and paraphrases.)
1
A Tail of Woe
Translated byWilliam Caxton
Reynard the Fox was mortified to hear his efforts
to rescue Isegrim’s wife from a frozen lake had been misinterpreted.
2
St John Port Latin
ByJacobus de VoragineAndWilliam Caxton
According to an ancient tradition, the Roman authorities banished St John the
Divine to the island of Patmos because they were quite unable to kill him.
3
Why Rome Persecuted the Christians
ByJacobus de VoragineAndWilliam Caxton
If only the primitive Christians had filled in the right forms and
said that one man’s god is as good as another’s, they wouldn’t have had to die.
