Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... writers of all kinds . The lovers Oenone , Procne , Orpheus , and Myrrha , as well as certain of their com- panions from the Heroides , Metamorphoses , and Aeneid , were interpreted throughout the Middle Ages as exempla of amor stultus ...
... writers of all kinds . The lovers Oenone , Procne , Orpheus , and Myrrha , as well as certain of their com- panions from the Heroides , Metamorphoses , and Aeneid , were interpreted throughout the Middle Ages as exempla of amor stultus ...
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... writers of the era , was disgusted with the corruption and moral failure he saw in society in general and in politics in particular . Within the confines of a relatively few pages , Peck attempts the difficult task of trying to trace ...
... writers of the era , was disgusted with the corruption and moral failure he saw in society in general and in politics in particular . Within the confines of a relatively few pages , Peck attempts the difficult task of trying to trace ...
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... writers of Menippean satires , such as Pontano , Erasmus , Rabelais , and Calcagnini ( who also wrote a handful of apologues ) , but given the fairly extensive manuscript transmission some of them enjoyed , and Ariosto's use of the ...
... writers of Menippean satires , such as Pontano , Erasmus , Rabelais , and Calcagnini ( who also wrote a handful of apologues ) , but given the fairly extensive manuscript transmission some of them enjoyed , and Ariosto's use of 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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