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Chaucer and the Poems of “Ch” (Revised Edition)
glossary.attributions_other
Oton de Granson
Author
Eustache Deschamps
Author
Unknown
Author
Jean de le Mote
Author
Phillippe de Vitry
Author
James I. Wimsatt
Editor
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contents
Introduction
Poem 1, Chançon Royal [The Sovereign Life of Love]
Poem 2, Balade [The Lover Who Melts like Wax]
Poem 3, Balde [The Day of Grace]
Poem 4, Chançon Royal [A Prayer for Lovers]
Poem 5, Balade [The Castoff Lady]
Poem 6, Balade [A New Golden Age]
Poem 7, Balade [A Petition to Jupiter]
Poem 8, Balade [The Bereft Lover]
Poem 9, Chançon Royal [The Parliament of Love]
Poem 10, Rondel [How to Sacrifice in Venus' Temple]
Poem 11, Chançon Royal [The Lady's Perfection]
Poem 12, Balade [Requiem for a Lover]
Poem 13, Balade [The Languishing Lover]
Poem 14, Balade [A Lover's Thanksgiving]
Poem 15, Balade [The Image in the Lover’s Heart]
Appendix: Three Penn Poems of Related Interest
Chaucer and MS French 15 (Penn)
The Contents of Penn
Bibliography
forms
Poetry
languages
Anglo-Norman
time periods
14th Century
categories
Chaucer, Geoffrey, Ballade, Legacy HTML, Chaucerian rondel
The Kingis Quair and Other Prison Poems
glossary.attributions_other
George Ashby
Author
James I of Scotland
Author
Unknown
Author
Charles d'Orleans
Author
Linne R. Mooney
Editor
Mary-Jo Arn
Editor
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contents
General Introduction
Introduction to The Kingis Quair
The Kingis Quair
Introduction to Fortunes Stabilnes
Fortunes Stabilnes
Introduction to Complaint of a Prisoner in the Fleet 1463
Complaint of a Prisoner in the Fleet 1463
Introduction to Complaint of a Prisoner Against Fortune
Complaint of a Prisoner against Fortune
Introduction to The Lufaris Complaynt
The Lufaris Complaynt
forms
Poetry
languages
English, Middle (1100–1500), Scots
time periods
15th Century, 16th Century
categories
Ballad, Chaucer, Geoffrey, Chaucerian rondel, Dream vision, Dream vision (Boethian), Dream vision (Love), Complaint (Poetry), Rhyme royal, Legacy HTML

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