Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... turn to military strategy and in which mutability meant finding Christian Truth . Once she is baptized and married , once the sacred relics and her father's lands are restored to Christian control , the inherent contradictions and ...
... turn to military strategy and in which mutability meant finding Christian Truth . Once she is baptized and married , once the sacred relics and her father's lands are restored to Christian control , the inherent contradictions and ...
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... turn at the end of sonnet no . 82 ( " Ciò si comporta , Amor , ne la tua scola ? " [ Is this tolerated , Love , in your school ? ] ) — along with the explicit staging at the beginning when Anassilla is lamenting by the shore ( “ Qui ...
... turn at the end of sonnet no . 82 ( " Ciò si comporta , Amor , ne la tua scola ? " [ Is this tolerated , Love , in your school ? ] ) — along with the explicit staging at the beginning when Anassilla is lamenting by the shore ( “ Qui ...
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... turn to wrestling . Such physical contests have no place in the " arguments " of The Shepheards Calender . When we the Calender with its classical models , we see that the English pastoral was clearly born more of the classroom than the ...
... turn to wrestling . Such physical contests have no place in the " arguments " of The Shepheards Calender . When we the Calender with its classical models , we see that the English pastoral was clearly born more of the classroom than 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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