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Unlike most EETS productions, this book was printed with long “s”(ſ).The editor’s Introduction says:

We find, in the MS., both the long and the twisted s (ſ and s).These have been noted down as they occur, though I do not observe anylaw for their use. The letter “ß” has been adopted as closely resemblinga symbol in the MS., which apparently has the force of double s,and is not unlike the “sz” used in modern Germanhand-writing.

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Preface
Lancelot du Lac
Lancelot of the Laik
Notes
Glossary

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In the Glossary, ȝ (yogh) is alphabetized as z.