Allegorical dream vision · c. 1370–1390 (B-text)
Piers Plowman
The Vision of Piers Ploughman
Falling asleep on the Malvern Hills, the dreamer Will sees a field full of folk and sets out through a sequence of visions to find Do-well, Do-bet, and Do-best — a vast alliterative satire of church, court, and commons.
Contents · 20 parts
- Passus Iabout 420 lines
- Passus IIabout 470 lines
- Passus IIIabout 710 lines
- Passus IVabout 390 lines
- Passus Vabout 1320 lines
- Passus VIabout 670 lines
- Passus VIIabout 430 lines
- Passus VIIIabout 250 lines
- Passus IXabout 440 lines
- Passus Xabout 970 lines
- Passus XIabout 850 lines
- Passus XIIabout 580 lines
- Passus XIIIabout 870 lines
- Passus XIVabout 690 lines
- Passus XVabout 1200 lines
- Passus XVIabout 570 lines
- Passus XVIIabout 700 lines
- Passus XVIIIabout 880 lines
- Passus XIXabout 970 lines
- Passus XXabout 770 lines