The Early RenaissancePaul Maurice Clogan Rowman & Littlefield, 1987 - 223 páginas |
Contenido
Bruni Aristotle and the Mixed Regime in On the Constitution of the Florentines | 1 |
Florentine Perceptions of Athenian Democracy | 23 |
During the Middle Ages and Renaissance | 41 |
Conrad of Hirsau and His Approach to the Auctores | 63 |
TruthSeeking Discourse in the Old French Fabliaux | 93 |
The Form of Romance and the Resolution of Theological Issues | 117 |
Ciones de Magnali not Nicholas Trevet | 145 |
Contexts of Cosmic Love in Troilus Book III | 159 |
Old Wine in New Bottles | 187 |
Recent Studies in Old French Literature | 191 |
Walls Material and Moral | 203 |
By Land and by Sea Medieval and Renaissance Warfare | 207 |
Books Received | 211 |
Términos y frases comunes
Accessus Aeneid anima Aristotle Arthurian Athenian Athens audience authority Avianus Baron Bernard Boccaccio Boethius Boethius's Book Borso Borso d'Este Bruni century character Chaucer chronicle Conrad of Hirsau cosmic love Criseyde Dialogus super Auctores discussion divine edition Eglamour English essay Estensi example fabliaux Ferrara Ferrarese feudal fiefs Florence Florentine French Hirsau historical narratives human humanists Ibid Italian judgment Knight Latin Laudatio Leonardo Bruni lines literary literature Livy manuscript Marcianus master medieval Medievalia et Humanistica Middle Ages Middle English narrator Neoplatonic Niccolò Nicholas Trevet nobility Ovid passage Paul Maurice philosophy Platonic poem poets political popular popularis status Press Princeton providential question quod reference regime Renaissance rhetorical romances and gestes Rome secular Servius Signoria soul story suggests tale Theodolus tion traditional trans translation Trevet Troilo's Troilus Troilus and Criseyde Troilus's Univ University Venus Virgil Vulgate William William of Conches words World-Soul writings Zono