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Author(s) Title Reference
PENNY ELEY 'Le Roman des Sept Sages de Rome': a Critical Edition of the Two Verse Redactions of a Twelfth-Century Romance, The Edward C. Armstrong Monographs on Medieval Literature, 4, by Mary B. Speer 60/1, p. 128
ROGER PENSOM The Broken Pot Restored: 'Le Jeu de la Feuillée' of Adam de la Halle, by Gordon Douglas McGregor, Karl D. Uitti, Joseph Miller 62/1, p. 145
PHILIP E. BENNETT The Medieval Saints' Lives: Spiritual Renewal and Old French Literature, The Edward C. Armstrong Monographs on Medieval Literature 8, by Duncan Robertson 65/2, p. 323

languages

  • Old Provençal
  • Latin
  • French
  • Italian
  • Old French
  • Middle English
  • Anglo-Norman

works

  • Le Roman des Sept Sages de Rome
  • Vie de saint Alexis
  • Villon's Testament
  • Polycarp's death
  • Chronicle of Ralph of Diceto
  • legends of St Evroul
  • legends of St Gregory the Great
  • legends of St Julian the Hospitaller
  • Mystère d'Adam
  • Amadas et Ydoine
  • Le Jeu de la Feuille

people

  • Bernard of Clairvaux
  • Adam de la Halle
  • Thomas Becket
  • Polycarp
  • St Gregory the Great
  • St Julian the Hospitaller
  • Mary B. Speer

subjects

  • textuality
  • romance
  • intertextuality
  • narrative
  • myth
  • spiritual
  • literary
  • metaphor
  • emendation
  • structuralism
  • hermeneutics
  • legend
  • morality
  • transcription
  • poetics
  • tradition
  • vernacular
  • criticism
  • analysis
  • readability
  • fragmentariness
  • referentiality
  • associativity
  • hagiography
  • symbolism

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  • Oxford
  • Edinburgh
  • Rome
  • Lexington, Kentucky
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