Illuminator, Makar, Vates: Visions of Poetry in the Fifteenth Century, Volume 10 |
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... moral alle- gory , an example of the difficulty of men who struggle to free them- selves from worldly concerns and " raise [ their ] minds to sovereign day . " Henryson's treatment of the myth , on the other hand , is more directly ...
... moral alle- gory , an example of the difficulty of men who struggle to free them- selves from worldly concerns and " raise [ their ] minds to sovereign day . " Henryson's treatment of the myth , on the other hand , is more directly ...
Page 102
... moral and " ryall " styles in Prologue IX a similar choice of a poetic medium rather than an explicitly moral one as " bute . " But what does Douglas's phrase , the " ryall style , clepyt heroy- call , " mean ? In the Palice of Honour ...
... moral and " ryall " styles in Prologue IX a similar choice of a poetic medium rather than an explicitly moral one as " bute . " But what does Douglas's phrase , the " ryall style , clepyt heroy- call , " mean ? In the Palice of Honour ...
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... Morality and the Medi- eval Attitude Towards Fables , " JEGP 50 ( 1960 ) : 403-16 ; Constance B. Hieatt , " The Moral of The Nun's Priest's Tale , " SN 42 ( 1970 ) : 3–8 ; Walter Scheps , " Chaucer's Anti - Fable : Reductio ad Absurdum ...
... Morality and the Medi- eval Attitude Towards Fables , " JEGP 50 ( 1960 ) : 403-16 ; Constance B. Hieatt , " The Moral of The Nun's Priest's Tale , " SN 42 ( 1970 ) : 3–8 ; Walter Scheps , " Chaucer's Anti - Fable : Reductio ad Absurdum ...
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