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... the poem; the contrast. . . between Iseult of Ireland’s vigil in Book V, where she prays for Tristram’s safety, ancl the vigil of the other Iseult in Book VII, during which she demands of God that Tristram be clamned eternally; ancl the two carefully con- trasted episodes (in Books I1...

..., Jean. See RenC Nelli. 3183. Battle, Guy A. “Heine’s Geofiroy Rude1 und Melisande von Tripoli and Arnold’s Tristram and Iseult and The Church of Brou MLN, LXV (1950), 466-467. 3184. Baughan, Denver Ewing. “The Role of Morgan le Fay in ‘Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.’ ” ELH, XVII...

.... “The Story of Tristan and Iseult.” College Echoes, LV, No. 3 (May 23, 1944). St. Andrews University. 2440. Bennett, Josephine Waters. The Evolution of the “Faerie Queene.” 1942. Rev. by W. L. Renwick in RES, xx (1944), 237-239; by Ernest A. Strath- mann in MLQ, v (1944), 371...

.... Rev. by Phyllis Hodgson in RES, XXIV (1948) , 355 ; by J. R. Hulbert in MP, XLVI (1949), 203. 2931. Anonymous ( Les Anzours dc Tristan et Iseult. Illus- trations de Pierre Luc. (Collection Bagatelle, 15.1 Paris : Grund, 1946. * For several of the items I am indebted...

... and Iseult,” pp. 35-57.) Rev. in TLS, Aug. 22, 1958, p. 472; by W[illiam] A, M[adden] in Vicforim Studies, 11 (1958-59), 173-174. 44-68. Bayrav, Suheyli. Symbolism me‘dikval: Bkrou!, Marie, Chrhtien. (Pubs. de la Facult6 des Lettres d’Istanbu1, No. 672.) Is- tanbul : Matbaasi, 1956 ; Paris...

.... 2848a. Cocteau, Jean. L‘Eternel Retour. [Tristan and Iseult . . . with illustrations from the film.] Paris : Nouvelles editions franqaises. 2848b. Cohen, Adolf Emile. De Visie op Troje van de Westerse Middeleeuwse Geschiedschrijvers tot 11 60. [Includes Trojan origin of Britons.] Assen : Van...

.... Wordsworth’s “Egyptian Maid” was published in 1835, not 1830; Arnold‘s “Tristram and Iseult” in 1852, not 1857; E. A. Robinson’s Tristram in 1927, not 1928 ; Masefield‘s Midsummer Night just the reverse (1928, not 1927) ; Eliot’s Waste Land in 1922, not 1925; and most surprising of all, J. R...

...” edition of 1794 included six or seven Arthurian poems, when as a matter of fact six were printed in the first edition of 1765. There are a number of erroneous dates. Wordsworth’s “Egyptian Maid” was published in 1835, not 1830; Arnold‘s “Tristram and Iseult” in 1852, not 1857; E. A. Robinson’s...

..., LXXVIII (1%2), 292-325. (Chrktien, Wace.) 5277a. Roper, Alan H. “The Moral Landscape of Arnold’s Poetry.” PMLA, LXXVII ( 1962), 289-296. (“Tristram and Iseult,” pp. 294- 295. ) 5278. Roques, Mario. “Les Anges exterminateurs de Perceval.” Mklanges Guiette (5169), pp. 1-4. Brief notice...

...- 506. 2589. Bkdier, Joseph. The Romance of Tristan and Iseult. Trans- lated by Hilaire Belloc and Paul Rosenfeld. 1945. Reprinted (Anchor Books), Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1953. Belloc, Hilaire. See Joseph BCdier (2589). 3600. Bernheimer, Richard. Wild Men in the Middle Ages...

... (1951), 14-54. 3453. Cotten, Lyman A. “Matthew Arnold’s Pronunciation of the Name Iseult.” MLN, LXVII (1952), 407-409. Cremonese, Carla. See Antonio Viscardi (3576). 3454. Cross, Tom Peete. Motif-Index of Early Irish Literature. (Indiana University Publications, Folklore Series...

... spawn and skip amid a multitude of locations. Howe’s “Rückenfigur,” for example, seems to plant its first line unambiguously in Cornwall: “Iseult stands at Tintagel.”24 But within a few stanzas the name Tristan is morphing across cultural landscapes, Tristran Tristan Tristrant Tristram...

.... Horsa, 2816. Chronicle of Lanercost, 2789,2790. Household, The King’s, 1795. Chronicles, Latin, 2789, 2790. Clemens, Samuel L., 2784. Iconography, 2685. Cointe de Por’tiers, 2739. Irish literature, 2773, 2818. Connecticut Yankee, 2784. Iseult, see Tristan...

.... “Matthew Arnold’s Poetry : A Modern Appraisal.” TSL, IV ( 1959), 3 1-41. ( Includes discussion of “Tris- tram and Iseult 4802. Studi in onore di Angelo Monteverdi. 2 vols. Modena: Societa tipografica editrice Modenese, 1959. (See 4644, 4660, 4680a, and 4791. Cited as Studi Monteverdi...

... he sees as Guinevere’s plight. Jack- son has written most convincingly of the alienation of ‘I’ristan and Iseult as lovers (there are many parallels between their situation and that of Lancelot and Guinevere): see “Gottfried von Strassburg,” in Arthnrian Literature in the Middle Ages, ed...

... appropriate here than it would be to Tristan and Iseult. He picks at his audience- which wants only to enjoy the feelings, contradictory and impractical as they may be, that have been aroused in it-saying, “See, this is what will happen to you if you act as they did.” The stanza attacking...

...; the second is among the greatest of all love stories, one of the most moving and pathetic, a modern counterpart of the tale of Tristan and Iseult. Though the two plots are often brilliantly interwoven, there is, nevertheless, a lack of artistic unity and-to use a convenient Gallicism-the two...

... with Dante’s problem after him, the image of Beatrice would be split into Dulcinea and Gretchen. As for Wagner, he would revert to Tristram and Iseult-the beginning of the tradition. We cannot, therefore, reduce the Francesca episode to its Dolce Stil Nuovo antecedents, if we recognize the nature...

.... 1862. Dornbush, R. “Wagner and the Iseult Legend.” Musi- cian, LIV ( 1939), 124ff. 1863. Draak, A. M. E. Onderzoekingen over de Roman van Walewein. Amsterdam diss. (Nederl. Bijdragen op het Gebied van Germaansche Philol., 8.) Haarlem: Tjeenk Willink & Zoon, and Amsterdam : Swets 6...

.... Otherworld motifs, 3148. Iseult, 3116a; see also Tristan. Owain fab Urien, 3155. Jaufrc‘, 2444a, 3121. Palmeirim de Inglaterra, 3133. Jones, T. Gwynn, 3147. Palmerin, 2906. Jovens, 3076. Parzival, 2308,2989,3090a,3180,3184...