...Lionel J. Friedman Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 THE YARN OF THE CHANSON DE TOILE RESPUN By LIONELJ. FRIEDMAN For more than half a century, the treatment given by Alfred Jeanroy in Les Origines de la poke lyrique en France au moyen 6ge...

... Jeanroy, Histoire sommaire de la poksie occitane des origines d la fin du XVIIIe sikcle, pp. 112-34. 4 Jean Raymond Merlin (born near Limoges in the beginning of the six- teenth century, died in Geneva in 1578) was a Protestant theologian. He wrote a Cate‘chisme extrait de celui de Genlve...

... detail in factual matters the reader is referred to the treatises of Vivaldi, Belardinelli, and Mme Labande- Jeanroy. However, this essay serves a very useful purpose in that it gives one a clear conception of the intricacies of the question which was the subject of debate for six hundred...

..., 415), rejecting Raynouard’s definition as well as Bosdorff’s, admits that the sense of the passage remains obscure to him. Jeanroy, in his review of Bos- dorff’s edition, comes to the same negative result (Ann. du Midi, vol 19, p. 391). And yet, prior to that time Mili y Fontanals...

..., the particular theses which Jeanroy was attempt- ing to establish led him to disfigure the characteristics of the chunsons de toile. The interpretation requires correction. The incident again demonstrates the necessity of describing accurately the characteristics and attitudes of literary works...

... of plausibility with Jeanroy’s substitution of William for Conrad, and on the same basis he reduces the accepted two Spanish sojourns to one. From such internal evidence and from probability the terminal dates of approxi- mately 1175 and 1225 are determined, and these serve to eliminate some doubtful...

... of plausibility with Jeanroy’s substitution of William for Conrad, and on the same basis he reduces the accepted two Spanish sojourns to one. From such internal evidence and from probability the terminal dates of approxi- mately 1175 and 1225 are determined, and these serve to eliminate some doubtful...

... of courtly love. What are we to think, for example, of Professors Cross and Nitze’s excellent study, Lancelot and Guinevere, which is very directly concerned with the problem but makes no mention of the Arabic influence? Are the theories of such a distinguished scholar as Jeanroy to be passed...

... “shrewd” to this word in a given passage, and have consequently been led to believe that soutif must have possessed more than one connotation. This, at least, is what follows by implication from a statement by A. Jeanroy and A. Lingfors with reference...

.... Delbouille in MA, L (1940)’ 52-55; by A. LQngfors in Ront., LXVI (1940), 103-105; by A. Jeanroy, ibid., 105-108; by S. de V. in Neophil., XXVI (lW), 56-57. 227. Herz, Wilhelni. A new edition of selections from his modern- ized version of Wolfram’s Pnrzival (Deutsche Ausgaben, 91 ) was published...

... prose de Lancelot du Lac. 1938. Rev. by M. R. in Romania, LXVIII(1944-45)) 397-399. 2785. Jeanroy, Alfred. “Le Roman de Jaufrk.” Annales du Midi, LIII ( 1941), 363-390. 2786. Johnstone, P. K. “Cerdic and his Ancestors.” Antiquity, xx (1946), 31-37. 2787. . “Mount Badon...

... object lo (=it=the kiss) has not been expressed, because it is evident that only this can be the missing object, a proceeding rather frequently met with in Old French and Provencal. Now, in the passage of Peire Raimon quoted above, Anglade had changed estendre into entendre, and Jeanroy...

... qui plus pres del mestre sont Qui par la nef vienent e vont 17 A. Jeanroy and A. Lhgfors, eds., Charrsorts satiriques et bachiques du XI118 sihcle, CFMA 23 (Paris, 1921), p. 13. 18 Guillaume le Clerc (de Normandie), Le Besawt de dieu, ed. E. Martin (Halle, 1869), pp. 65...

.... Jahrhunderts. Munster diss. Emsdetten : Lechte, 1936. 1809. Bertoni, Giulio. Cantari di Tristano. Modena : Societi tipografica Modenese editrice, 1937. Rev. by A. Jeanroy in Romania, LXV (1939), 141-142. See M. Galasso. Best, R. I. See Osborn Bergin...

...-390. 2877a. Jeanroy, Alfred. Histoire sommaire de la poksie occitane des origines b la fin du XVIIIe sikcle. Paris : Didier, 1947. 2878. Jodogne, 0. “Sur les Origines de la lyrique provenqale.” (Briffault, 2672.) Let. Rom., I (1947), 79-85. 2879. . “Les deux versions de...

...); and Sister M. Faith McKean, arguing forcefully in favor of the “reality” of the Torelore episode, concludes that the chantefable is “a tale which parodies feudal lore as much as it twists the courtly canon” (“Torelore and Courtoisie,” Romance Notes, I11 [1962], 68). 25 Alfred Jeanroy...

... Pad H. Curts. I3oston : D. C. Heath & Co., 1948. Rev. by E. 0. Wooley in CQ, XXI~(1919), 124. 2577a. Jeanroy, Alfred. Histoirr soiiznrnirr dr In PoCsic occiitiuc. Toulousc : Privat, 1945 ( ?) ; Paris. Didier, 1947. Kcv. by Pad Reniy in RP‘I~.brl.qe, XXVI (1948). 600-604. 2990...

... uniquement de le mettre au point en commenqant par la bibliographie. Page 312 : Hoepffner, Romania, LVII (1931), pp. 13-74; Beclter, Zts. rom. Phil., LV (1935), pp. 437-445 ; De Boer, Neophilologus, XXIV (1939), pp. 81-86. Page 313 note 11 : Jeanroy, Romaniu, XXVIII (1899), p. 457. Page 315...