Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... context within which she appears is clear ; she is associated with the locus amoenus whose beauty leads the pilgrim astray , and with Paris , whom the Echecs - poet uses in the conventional way as a classical exemplum of servitude to ...
... context within which she appears is clear ; she is associated with the locus amoenus whose beauty leads the pilgrim astray , and with Paris , whom the Echecs - poet uses in the conventional way as a classical exemplum of servitude to ...
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... context all the passionate lovers of biblical and classical history . 46 In the Africa , Myrrha is seen by Sophonisba in Hades in the company both of the " unnatural ' Iphis and Byblis and the ' natural ' Orpheus and Eurydice ( Africa ...
... context all the passionate lovers of biblical and classical history . 46 In the Africa , Myrrha is seen by Sophonisba in Hades in the company both of the " unnatural ' Iphis and Byblis and the ' natural ' Orpheus and Eurydice ( Africa ...
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... context of actions , such as the count's departure again for the wars despite a number of poetic pleas that he remain in Venice : Deh lasciate , signor , le maggior cure d'ir procacciando in questa età fiorita con fatiche e periglio de ...
... context of actions , such as the count's departure again for the wars despite a number of poetic pleas that he remain in Venice : Deh lasciate , signor , le maggior cure d'ir procacciando in questa età fiorita con fatiche e periglio de ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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