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Post Seventeenth-Century Texts of John Donne's "Biathanatos"

numerous post seventeenth-century texts. The selections that have appeared in the anthologies edited by Evelyn Simp son, John Hayward, Robert Silliman Hillyer, Heathcote William Garrod, Charles M. Coffin, and Timothy Healy and Helen Gardner fail to provide a reliable text even for their selected passages. In addi tion to these partial texts, Augustus Jessopp began, but did not finish, a complete edition; J. William Hebel has edited a photographic fac simile of the full text, and Charles T. Mark has completed an edition as his dissertation. All of these attempted or completed versions of the entire Biathanatos also fail to provide a reliable or authoritative text.