Chaucer And the Roman De La Rose
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17553 : Sol foir en est medicine.-^ The French line is spoken by Genius, who is advising men - According to Langlois, Plato was known to Jean de Meung and his contemporaries only through Chalcidius's Latin translation of the Timaeus. The immediate source of RR. 13830-32 was Chalcidius: "Certusque illud expertus sum, tenaciorem fere memoriam rerum quae in prima discuntur aetate. ' ' 2a In Ywain and Gaivin we find the proverb expressed in slightly different words: "To fle than was his best rede."... (1910) 180 CHAUCEE AND THE EOMAN DE LA KOSE to fly womankind if they would live in safety. As Genius later describes the kind of garden that lovers should seek as opposed to Guillaume 's garden of Mirth, and as Chaucer contrasts in the Parlement the two paradises, the use of this proverb here is another bit of evidence for the theory I proposed in the last chapter: that the English poet was intentionally drawing a comparison between Genius's view of love and Guillaume 's.
There is nothing to show that Chaucer was thinking of ER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17553 : Sol foir en est medicine.-^ The French line is spoken by Genius, who is advising men - According to Langlois, Plato was known to Jean de Meung and his contemporaries only through Chalcidius's Latin translation of the Timaeus. The immediate source of RR. 13830-32 was Chalcidius: "Certusque illud expertus sum, tenaciorem fere memoriam rerum quae in prima discuntur aetate. ' ' 2a In Ywain and Gaivin we find the proverb expressed in slightly different words: "To fle than was his best rede."... (1910) 180 CHAUCEE AND THE EOMAN DE LA KOSE to fly womankind if they would live in safety. As Genius later describes the kind of garden that lovers should seek as opposed to Guillaume 's garden of Mirth, and as Chaucer contrasts in the Parlement the two paradises, the use of this proverb here is another bit of evidence for the theory I proposed in the last chapter: that the English poet was intentionally drawing a comparison between Genius's view of love and Guillaume 's.
There is nothing to show that Chaucer was thinking of ER.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fansler Dean Spruill to read onlineMoreLess
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