Origin of the Covenant Vivien
Origin of the Covenant Vivien
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Jeanroy who speaks — why have we no mention of the Rhone, which is certainly not a neglectable quantity in a battlefield ? What are we to think of the ancient castle in the poem, which seems put there expressly for Vivien ? ^ M. Jeanroy mentions the following inconsistencies not noted by the German critic : 5. There is confusion in the enumeration of the companions of Vivien. Certain heroes are said at the commencement of the poem to set out with him who are later found to be at Orange. Compare... the lists in lines 57-6o with the passages where compan- ions of Vivien and those who come to his rescue are mentioned, such as: 336-339- 379- 385. 5i9- 536, 572, 740-742, 1144-1145, 1397-1398, 1427, 1507-1509, 1543-1545, 1622, 1746-1749. It will be found on a careful examination of these passages that at least three of these heroes, Bertran, Hunaut, and Gautier, are said to be members of Vivien's expedition, and yet come later with Guil- laume and the army of relief.^ The contradiction for two of these names can be seen most flagrantly by comparing lines 1144-1145 with lines 1397-1398 (Gautier le Tolosan, it is to be noted, appears to be the same as Gautier de Termes).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeanroy who speaks — why have we no mention of the Rhone, which is certainly not a neglectable quantity in a battlefield ? What are we to think of the ancient castle in the poem, which seems put there expressly for Vivien ? ^ M. Jeanroy mentions the following inconsistencies not noted by the German critic : 5. There is confusion in the enumeration of the companions of Vivien. Certain heroes are said at the commencement of the poem to set out with him who are later found to be at Orange. Compare... the lists in lines 57-6o with the passages where compan- ions of Vivien and those who come to his rescue are mentioned, such as: 336-339- 379- 385. 5i9- 536, 572, 740-742, 1144-1145, 1397-1398, 1427, 1507-1509, 1543-1545, 1622, 1746-1749. It will be found on a careful examination of these passages that at least three of these heroes, Bertran, Hunaut, and Gautier, are said to be members of Vivien's expedition, and yet come later with Guil- laume and the army of relief.^ The contradiction for two of these names can be seen most flagrantly by comparing lines 1144-1145 with lines 1397-1398 (Gautier le Tolosan, it is to be noted, appears to be the same as Gautier de Termes).
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