A Comparative Study of the Aesopic Fable in Nicole Bozon a Dissertation Submitt
A Comparative Study of the Aesopic Fable in Nicole Bozon a Dissertation Submitt
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It may be that this fable was not very clear in the mind of our author.
The reason given in Marie de France for the Sun not marrying, differs in part from Bozon. In Marie, the creatures fear that the earth would become so hot and dry that nothing would grow ; in Bozon, Destiny says if the Sun be reinforced, all the creatures would burn up. But compare this with Marie de France : Nule riens nel purra suffrir, Desuz lui vivre ne guarir.
(vv. 19-20. ) This fable, though the point has in this insta...nce been less conclusively shown than in the case of the preceding fables, is to be classed as corning from Marie de France.
37. Cf . Page 42.
38. Cf. List of fable collections consulted, see Bibliography.
39. As a word, or words, are lacking in the text, I have sup- plied creatures (as in Marie de France).
44 XI. MAN AND TRKKS.
Versions: Rom. Vulgaris, III, 14 ; Rom. Nilantii, II, 16 ; Marie de France 49 ; Rom. Treverensis 32 ; Bozon94; John of Sheppe5 r 66.
This was a very popular fable in the Middle Ages and is found throughout the Anglo-Latin Romulus tra- dition, as well as in the Rom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be that this fable was not very clear in the mind of our author.
The reason given in Marie de France for the Sun not marrying, differs in part from Bozon. In Marie, the creatures fear that the earth would become so hot and dry that nothing would grow ; in Bozon, Destiny says if the Sun be reinforced, all the creatures would burn up. But compare this with Marie de France : Nule riens nel purra suffrir, Desuz lui vivre ne guarir.
(vv. 19-20. ) This fable, though the point has in this insta...nce been less conclusively shown than in the case of the preceding fables, is to be classed as corning from Marie de France.
37. Cf . Page 42.
38. Cf. List of fable collections consulted, see Bibliography.
39. As a word, or words, are lacking in the text, I have sup- plied creatures (as in Marie de France).
44 XI. MAN AND TRKKS.
Versions: Rom. Vulgaris, III, 14 ; Rom. Nilantii, II, 16 ; Marie de France 49 ; Rom. Treverensis 32 ; Bozon94; John of Sheppe5 r 66.
This was a very popular fable in the Middle Ages and is found throughout the Anglo-Latin Romulus tra- dition, as well as in the Rom.
What to read after A Comparative Study of the Aesopic Fable in Nicole Bozon a Dissertation Submitt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Warner Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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