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Bubia > > to which the noble Scudamour has sworn allegiance would be most uncharacteristic if we were to follow C. S. Lewis in associating him with ' courtly love ' or ' the whole tradition of polite adultery'.36 But we will not .
Bubia > > to which the noble Scudamour has sworn allegiance would be most uncharacteristic if we were to follow C. S. Lewis in associating him with ' courtly love ' or ' the whole tradition of polite adultery'.36 But we will not .
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For another , the personifications that follow Ovid's Cupid , ' adsidue partes turba secuta tuas ' , are described as love's instruments rather than as love's consequences : ' his tu militibus superas hominesque deosque .
For another , the personifications that follow Ovid's Cupid , ' adsidue partes turba secuta tuas ' , are described as love's instruments rather than as love's consequences : ' his tu militibus superas hominesque deosque .
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Canto vi does not follow on from Canto v any more than Canto v follows on from Canto iv . Artegall's revenge may seem to make perfect sense as narrative . He has a motive for his action . However , both motive and action are ignoble .
Canto vi does not follow on from Canto v any more than Canto v follows on from Canto iv . Artegall's revenge may seem to make perfect sense as narrative . He has a motive for his action . However , both motive and action are ignoble .
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One GROUNDWORK | 1 |
Two SCUDAMOUR AND AMORET | 72 |
Three BRITOMART AND ARTEGALL | 131 |
Urheberrecht | |
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