Uncle And Nephew in the Old French Chansons De Geste; a Study in the Survival of Matriarchy
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/ At Baudart he was reared, and Kahus took him / To King Dinel, his uncle, who was a friend' of the Emir.
i>"Maprin, come forward; you are well met; /You are my nephew, and I have loved you much. / 1 grant you Vauelere, the region great and broad." c When he saw Baudoin, it was not with eagerness; / He thought it was Caanin, son of his sister Aiglante. / ' ' Caanin, ' ' quoth he, "nephew, thy valor pleases me; /No finer knight do I know of of thy youth; /By five cities royal I wish to increase ...thy income." d ' ' Sir, ' ' said he, "I wUl gladly go / Within Seville to announce the message / To King Judas, my uncle, the warrior. ' ' STYLISTIC TREATMENT IN THE POEMS 177 Le roi de Pieonie Giordans appela, Et son neveu Maprin, que durement ama.» {Gaufrey, 6057) Meymes ieel jour Bradmund se leva, Son neveu Graunder a sei apella : " Graunder," f et Bradmund, " a la prison tost va, Dy a mes chartrers, ke il veignent a mei sa." " {Boeve de Haumtone, 1147) " En Babiloine t'en covendra aler Dire mon oncle, qui mout f et a doter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ At Baudart he was reared, and Kahus took him / To King Dinel, his uncle, who was a friend' of the Emir.
i>"Maprin, come forward; you are well met; /You are my nephew, and I have loved you much. / 1 grant you Vauelere, the region great and broad." c When he saw Baudoin, it was not with eagerness; / He thought it was Caanin, son of his sister Aiglante. / ' ' Caanin, ' ' quoth he, "nephew, thy valor pleases me; /No finer knight do I know of of thy youth; /By five cities royal I wish to increase ...thy income." d ' ' Sir, ' ' said he, "I wUl gladly go / Within Seville to announce the message / To King Judas, my uncle, the warrior. ' ' STYLISTIC TREATMENT IN THE POEMS 177 Le roi de Pieonie Giordans appela, Et son neveu Maprin, que durement ama.» {Gaufrey, 6057) Meymes ieel jour Bradmund se leva, Son neveu Graunder a sei apella : " Graunder," f et Bradmund, " a la prison tost va, Dy a mes chartrers, ke il veignent a mei sa." " {Boeve de Haumtone, 1147) " En Babiloine t'en covendra aler Dire mon oncle, qui mout f et a doter.
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