Image and Abstraction: Six Middle English Religious LyricsRosenkilde and Bagger, 1972 - 128 pages |
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... stanza , as both Hettich's and Miss Woolf's comments suggest . Thus the lyric falls naturally into two parts , the second part containing exactly half as many lines as the first part . But these parts themselves may be subdivided . A ...
... stanza , as both Hettich's and Miss Woolf's comments suggest . Thus the lyric falls naturally into two parts , the second part containing exactly half as many lines as the first part . But these parts themselves may be subdivided . A ...
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... stanza , for example , Chaucer fol- lows Deguileville in comparing himself to a beast and requesting that the Virgin clothe him with grace ( 45-46 ) . But " Thin enemy and myn- ladi , tak heede ! - / Unto my deth in poynt is me to chace ...
... stanza , for example , Chaucer fol- lows Deguileville in comparing himself to a beast and requesting that the Virgin clothe him with grace ( 45-46 ) . But " Thin enemy and myn- ladi , tak heede ! - / Unto my deth in poynt is me to chace ...
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... stanza ( “ Glorious virgine , of all floures flour , " 4 ) and once in the V - stanza , where the epithet " O freshe flour ! " ( 159 ) follows closely upon the thorn - image of the preceding stanza . In neither case does Chau- cer's ...
... stanza ( “ Glorious virgine , of all floures flour , " 4 ) and once in the V - stanza , where the epithet " O freshe flour ! " ( 159 ) follows closely upon the thorn - image of the preceding stanza . In neither case does Chau- cer's ...
Table des matières
Acknowledgments | 7 |
Thomas of Hales LuueRon before 1272 | 22 |
Edi beo thu heuene quene ca 1300 | 41 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
abstract allegorical appears approach associated attempts becomes bien body Brown Chaucer Christ commentary connection critic death Deguileville devil direction discusses earth Ecclesia emotional ende English Religious Lyric example experience expression fact figure formal friar grace heaven Heavenly City herte Hettich Holy Hugo of St imagery imaginative Incarnation insight Jhesu LIBRARIES light lines liturgy lufe Luue-Ron Mary Mary's material means medieval metaphor MICHIGAN Middle English mind moon mystery namely natural original passage Passion penitence perhaps poem poet poetry possible prayer present Psalm quia quod reference represents Rolle seems significance sins soule specifically spiritual stanza stones structure suggests taken temple theological ther thin Thomas thou tion traditional UNIVERSITY verse Virgin
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Lyrik des Mittelalters: Probleme und Interpretationen, Volume 2 Heinz Bergner Affichage d'extraits - 1983 |