Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... lovers ; but the name of Orpheus was not , in general , reassuring to lovers . Medieval allusions to the myth were most often based , not upon the vignette of the eleventh book of the Metamorphoses , the happy lovers in the Elysian ...
... lovers ; but the name of Orpheus was not , in general , reassuring to lovers . Medieval allusions to the myth were most often based , not upon the vignette of the eleventh book of the Metamorphoses , the happy lovers in the Elysian ...
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... lover for humorous purposes in the Confort d'ami , retells feelingly and at length the tragic tales of the classical lovers , in each instance concluding illogically with an exhortation to his friend to take hope : If Orpheus had known ...
... lover for humorous purposes in the Confort d'ami , retells feelingly and at length the tragic tales of the classical lovers , in each instance concluding illogically with an exhortation to his friend to take hope : If Orpheus had known ...
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... lovers as , threatened with separation , they weep tears more bitter than Myrrha's . It is the voice of the lover ... lovers in the Troilus are meaningful and that they are governed by conventions observed by medieval writers of all ...
... lovers as , threatened with separation , they weep tears more bitter than Myrrha's . It is the voice of the lover ... lovers in the Troilus are meaningful and that they are governed by conventions observed by medieval writers of all ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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