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Page xxviii
The value of this poem , which Grimm has subsequently pronounced not to have
been written at a later period than the middle of the tenth century , * is
considerably lessened by its not designating the animals by the characteristic
names ...
The value of this poem , which Grimm has subsequently pronounced not to have
been written at a later period than the middle of the tenth century , * is
considerably lessened by its not designating the animals by the characteristic
names ...
Page xxxvi
Such are the contents of “ Isengrimus , " a poem written , as is evident from
various circumstances , in South Flanders , during the first half of the twelfth
century , probably earlier , for the “ Reinardus , " which is certainly not so old ,
was ...
Such are the contents of “ Isengrimus , " a poem written , as is evident from
various circumstances , in South Flanders , during the first half of the twelfth
century , probably earlier , for the “ Reinardus , " which is certainly not so old ,
was ...
Page xxxvii
While we thank the editor for the publication of the text , we feel bound to express
our regret , that in his notes he should have indulged in so many fanciful and
unfounded views , especially with regard to the age of the poem , which he
asserts ...
While we thank the editor for the publication of the text , we feel bound to express
our regret , that in his notes he should have indulged in so many fanciful and
unfounded views , especially with regard to the age of the poem , which he
asserts ...
Page xxxviii
222-6 ) , to which the purchaser of the book is very coolly referred , if , as is most
likely , not being contented with the opinions set forth in the Professor's notes to
the poem , he wishes to learn ( which he ought to do from the preface ) the
Editor's ...
222-6 ) , to which the purchaser of the book is very coolly referred , if , as is most
likely , not being contented with the opinions set forth in the Professor's notes to
the poem , he wishes to learn ( which he ought to do from the preface ) the
Editor's ...
Page lxi
... for that the name of such a writer cannot be found — that , in the passage
where Madoc occurs , it cannot be the name of a man , and merely designates a
poem ; and lastly , that the article de is never used before the Dutch proper
names .
... for that the name of such a writer cannot be found — that , in the passage
where Madoc occurs , it cannot be the name of a man , and merely designates a
poem ; and lastly , that the article de is never used before the Dutch proper
names .
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Volume 12 Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Percy Society |
| Author | Percy Society |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 May 2018 |
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