Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... called Publius , as if from " public repute , " and Naso or Ovid is well explained from the shape of the nose , or the word " seeing . " This book deals with ethics , and it has two intentions : one is to warn and the other is to ...
... called Publius , as if from " public repute , " and Naso or Ovid is well explained from the shape of the nose , or the word " seeing . " This book deals with ethics , and it has two intentions : one is to warn and the other is to ...
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... called recitar cantando , of applying a few adaptable phrases of melody to the verses of various poems . 12 Books of simple melodies for the singing of sonnets and capitoli were available in print for general use and were quite popular ...
... called recitar cantando , of applying a few adaptable phrases of melody to the verses of various poems . 12 Books of simple melodies for the singing of sonnets and capitoli were available in print for general use and were quite popular ...
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... called Rosalinde , " who cares very little for either him or his piping . In the Piscatorie Eclogues , Myrtil is infected with love - madness when " A friendly fisher brought the boy to view / Coelia the fair . " Though in matters of ...
... called Rosalinde , " who cares very little for either him or his piping . In the Piscatorie Eclogues , Myrtil is infected with love - madness when " A friendly fisher brought the boy to view / Coelia the fair . " Though in matters of ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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