Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... lord contrasts sharply with Floripe's indepen- dent disposal of her own heart . In the absence of his assent , they cannot be considered betrothed . Earlier , she rejected the dominion of her father and forfeited her claim to his ...
... lord contrasts sharply with Floripe's indepen- dent disposal of her own heart . In the absence of his assent , they cannot be considered betrothed . Earlier , she rejected the dominion of her father and forfeited her claim to his ...
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... lord , let my burning for you , as I burn in living flame , be taken from me . ] Certo fate gran torto a la mia fede ... lord , the greater cares of going , in this flowering age , with troubles and dangers to your life , in pursuit of ...
... lord , let my burning for you , as I burn in living flame , be taken from me . ] Certo fate gran torto a la mia fede ... lord , the greater cares of going , in this flowering age , with troubles and dangers to your life , in pursuit of ...
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... lord , even to speak my true reasons . ] Signor , per cortesia , non mi dite che , quand'andaste via , Amor mi negò ' l pianto . ( no . 230 ) [ Lord , please , do not tell me that , when you went away , Love denied me tears . ] 37 ...
... lord , even to speak my true reasons . ] Signor , per cortesia , non mi dite che , quand'andaste via , Amor mi negò ' l pianto . ( no . 230 ) [ Lord , please , do not tell me that , when you went away , Love denied me tears . ] 37 ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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