Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... traditional medieval principle of free hospitality to pilgrims is turned into a vengeful free - for - all ( 4.443-583 ) . The pilgrimage itself , moreover , is never even completed ( 4.821-24 ) . When taken together , these deficiencies ...
... traditional medieval principle of free hospitality to pilgrims is turned into a vengeful free - for - all ( 4.443-583 ) . The pilgrimage itself , moreover , is never even completed ( 4.821-24 ) . When taken together , these deficiencies ...
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... traditional interpretations , the Old Whore's perverse gloss on Oenone would have appeared both humorous and pointed . In the same way , Pandarus's attempt in the Troilus to convert the traditional exemplum to his own purposes would ...
... traditional interpretations , the Old Whore's perverse gloss on Oenone would have appeared both humorous and pointed . In the same way , Pandarus's attempt in the Troilus to convert the traditional exemplum to his own purposes would ...
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... traditional gloss . When he is a lover par amours , an ami , or the partisan of lovers , he will gloss them perversely or not at all . Knowledge of this convention can be of considerable value in interpreting medieval poems in which the ...
... traditional gloss . When he is a lover par amours , an ami , or the partisan of lovers , he will gloss them perversely or not at all . Knowledge of this convention can be of considerable value in interpreting medieval poems in which the ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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