Illuminator, Makar, Vates: Visions of Poetry in the Fifteenth Century, Volume 10 |
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... Chaucer's translation of Boethius , reports that the work was " laboured " by Chaucer who " first enlymned pis lande with retoryen and eloquent language of oure rude englisshe modere tonge . " 16 Echoing these writers , William Caxton ...
... Chaucer's translation of Boethius , reports that the work was " laboured " by Chaucer who " first enlymned pis lande with retoryen and eloquent language of oure rude englisshe modere tonge . " 16 Echoing these writers , William Caxton ...
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... Chaucer , see H. S. Bennett , Chaucer and the Fifteenth Century ( Oxford : Clarendon Press , 1947 ) ; G. Gregory Smith , The Transition Period ( Edin- burgh : Blackwood & Sons , 1900 ) . 3 Among the many studies of Chaucer's views of ...
... Chaucer , see H. S. Bennett , Chaucer and the Fifteenth Century ( Oxford : Clarendon Press , 1947 ) ; G. Gregory Smith , The Transition Period ( Edin- burgh : Blackwood & Sons , 1900 ) . 3 Among the many studies of Chaucer's views of ...
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... Chaucerian Apocrypha , " pp . 1087 , 1090 , 1091 , 1096 , 1094. As Bonner points out ( “ The Genesis of Chaucer Apocrypha , ” p . 481 ) , these conventional pieces were influential in forming faulty conceptions of Chaucer which endured ...
... Chaucerian Apocrypha , " pp . 1087 , 1090 , 1091 , 1096 , 1094. As Bonner points out ( “ The Genesis of Chaucer Apocrypha , ” p . 481 ) , these conventional pieces were influential in forming faulty conceptions of Chaucer which endured ...
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