'Huchown of the Awle Ryale' the Alliterative Poet: A Historical Criticism of Fourteenth Century Poems Ascribed to Sir Hew of EglintounJ. MacLehose and sons, 1902 - 148 ページ |
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Alex Alexander alliteration alliterative poem allusion Awle Ryale Awntyrs of Arthure banner batell battle Belinus bello Boke Brennius Brennius and Belinus Bruce Brut bryght chivalry David David II dede Destruction of Troy dethe dialect doun dragon dynt edited Edward Edward III England English Erkenwald erthe folio fourteenth century French Friars Froissart Galleroun Gawayne Generydes Geoffrey of Monmouth Golagros Green Knight Guido Hew of Eglintoun Hew's Historia Britonum hond Huchown Huchown poems Hunterian Jason John Barbour kene King Kyng Latin legend lines Lucius manuscript Maundeville Mordred Morte Arthure Nota bene Parl Parlement passage Pearl Pistill poet poet's poetic points Preliis Prince Qualiter quomodo reference Reges Regis rime Robert of Erskine romance Round Table rubricator Scalacronica Scharshill Scot Scotland Scottish Sir Hew sources story thai theme Thre Ages thurgh Titus translation Trentalle Troy Vespasian Voeux du Paon Wynnere and Wastoure Wyntoun
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139 ページ - ... type; it is the countenance of an immortal who ranks among the great formative forces in the literature of the English tongue, who, while Chaucer was still (to public intents) silent, had ransacked the storehouses of Latin, French, and English, in the quest of material for romantic narrative, and who no less than Chaucer set his seal forever on the literary art of his own generation and of the generations to follow.
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