Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... English : 1500–1576 ( New York : Methuen , 1980 ) , write that “ the heroes vie with each other not only in heroism but also in absurdity " ( 2 : 209 ) . Most other critics restrict their comments to the play's structure , vice figure ...
... English : 1500–1576 ( New York : Methuen , 1980 ) , write that “ the heroes vie with each other not only in heroism but also in absurdity " ( 2 : 209 ) . Most other critics restrict their comments to the play's structure , vice figure ...
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... English itself . Given the linguistic environment of the university , we can begin to understand the significance of Spenser's , and the others ' , choosing to write their pastorals in vernacular English . A more traditional imitation ...
... English itself . Given the linguistic environment of the university , we can begin to understand the significance of Spenser's , and the others ' , choosing to write their pastorals in vernacular English . A more traditional imitation ...
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... English monarch has ever been crowned on April 23 . Ogilby , who was in charge of the spectacle , seems to have relied on the account published by John Gaspard Gevaerts of Ruben's festival for the entry of Prince Frederick of Habsburg ...
... English monarch has ever been crowned on April 23 . Ogilby , who was in charge of the spectacle , seems to have relied on the account published by John Gaspard Gevaerts of Ruben's festival for the entry of Prince Frederick of Habsburg ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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