Popular Epics of the Middle Ages of the Norse-German and Carlovingian Cycles, 第 2 巻Macmillan and Company, 1865 |
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abbot Alda arms asks Aubry Aymery Aymon Baldwin barons battle Bego Bego's Belin Bernard Bernier Bertha Bertram besieged bids Blanchflower blow Bordeaux Broiefort brother Cambray Carlovingian castle century Chanson de geste charger Charlemain Charles Charles Martel Charlot comes cycle daughter death declares duke emperor epic fair father fight France French friends Fromondin Fromont Garin Gascony Gerard Gerard of Roussillon Gerin Girbert give goes gold Guerry Guibor hauberk hear helmet Hernaut hero Hervi horse host Isoré Jonkbloet Karaheut killed king Pepin kiss knights lady land latter legend lord Lorrainers Louis messenger Metz monk Naisil Naymes nephew never Nîmes Ogier Oliver Orange Paris poem prisoner queen Raoul Renouart replies Rigaut Roland Saracens says seizes sends Song Song of Roland sons squire strikes sub-cycle summons sword tells thee thou thousand twelfth Tybert uncle unhorses Viana villein Vivian Walthar whilst wife William of Montclin William of Orange
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418 ページ - From the evidence it would appear that the submergence took place at the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century.
215 ページ - A icel jor que la dolor fu granz Et la bataille orrible en Aleschans, Li cuens Guillaumes i soffri granz ahans.
417 ページ - Hue out.] the swerd was full good fat he fcr had, the hilt then he takithe surly And sad, when that his helme on his hed wer, And his glovis gletering...
342 ページ - Baldwin's return to the Frank host after killing and despoiling of his armour a Saxon chief, he not only tells his adventure publicly to the Emperor, but the latter promises in a twelvemonth to have him crowned king of the country and to give him Sebile for wife, forbidding him, however, to cross the river any more--a command which Baldwin hears without meaning to obey. Nay, when Baldwin has once broken this injunction and escaped with great difficulty from the Saxons, the Emperor imposes on him...
340 ページ - ... and come up just after the Saxons have made an unsuccessful attack. They send to ask where they are to lodge their troops. The Emperor points them laughingly to the other side of the Rune, where float the silken banners of the Saxons, but says that any of his men shall give up their camping-place to them. The Herupe men, however, determine to take him at his word and, whilst the Archbishop of Sens blesses the water, boldly fling themselves in and cross it, and end, after a tremendous struggle,...
416 ページ - Eoulond was war of f er euyll ded'is; he comandid barons by his sidzs; he armyd hym surly in Irne wed, And thought hym sure for eny ned. his baners beten...
349 ページ - I do not believe that you are killed; there is no man so bold nor so outrageous who ever could kill you, he durst not do so. But I think by such a will you wish to try me, how I should behave if you were departed. Speak to me, for God's sake who was born of virgin, and for that lady who kept chastity, and for the holy cross whereon Jesus suffered! Try me no more, friend, it is enough; I shall die now if you tarry longer.
176 ページ - ... Er erzählt uns, dafs nach dem Jahre 1066 am Hofe Wilhelms von der Normandie ein Mönch Namens Gerold lebte, der, um den allzu weltlichen Sinn der Ritter zu bekämpfen, dieselben aneiferte, dem guten Beispiele der Helden des alten Testaments und des christlichen Mittelalters zu folgen: »A ddebat etiam de sancto athleta Guillelmo, qui post longam militiam abrenunciavit seculo et sub monachili regula gloriose militavit Domino . . . Nunc quia de S. Guillelmo nobis inciditmentio, Übe tvi tam eius...
216 ページ - I did not taste it,' replies Vivian ; ' when I came they had given it away ; but for this I shall not be lost or hindered, for the Lord God is full of pity.' William tells him he has some consecrated bread in his wallet, and asks him to eat it. 'Greatly have I wished it...