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..., is compared to the coming of night.’ More typical of Homeric imagery, however, is the use of the extended comparison, which had already become traditional by the time the Iliad and Odyssey had * In the text and notes Laum. stands for the critical edition of Ronsard by Paul Laumonier...

... and thirteenth centuries, when Chrktien de Troyes and Guil- laume de Lorris anticipated both Dante and Goethe. Two topics call for more generous treatment. One is Charlemagne, no “grand barbare germain” but a lover of Roman order and an- tiquity, an instinctive philologist, who desired corrected...

... is the spiritualization of human love in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, when Chrktien de Troyes and Guil- laume de Lorris anticipated both Dante and Goethe. Two topics call for more generous treatment. One is Charlemagne, no “grand barbare germain” but a lover of Roman order and an- tiquity...

... regency; and Louise her- self, as François’s royal mother, is a living reminder of that legacy. Claims of intimacy with the king and his household affairs tend to unite rather than oppose the treacherous and the loyal servants. Guil- laume comes from a dynastic line, “the house of Saxony...

.... C. Cremonesi (Milan, 1957). GERALD HERMAN 32 5 1005).16 In iinother childhood poem, Les Enfunces Vivien,17 Guil- laume’s nephew is seen swinging “une verge pelke”: .I. sarasin en dona tel colke parmi la...

...- laume, and Alain Roy, La galerie d’Ulysse à Fontainebleau [Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1985], 99). 21  “Sapience ayde et fortifie plus le saige que ne font les gouverneurs et potestatz en ung pays et y a bonne raison, car prudence vient pour la plus part par expérience Bizer...

.... The amalgam of sotif and sotit, irretrievably merged in each other, was eventually to become the equivalent of either “clever” or “lonesome.” 100 See the above quoted examples from Godefroy and Moniage Guil- laume, v. 2100: Tant va li quens et arriere et avant, Qu’en un Val entre mout...

... Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière (1580, published in 1616), all of which attest to a “spatial turn” in the consciousness of national identity. Chapter 2 begins from this topographical locus: Bouguereau’s Théâtre françoys (1594...

... Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière (1580, published in 1616), all of which attest to a “spatial turn” in the consciousness of national identity. Chapter 2 begins from this topographical locus: Bouguereau’s Théâtre françoys (1594...

... Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière (1580, published in 1616), all of which attest to a “spatial turn” in the consciousness of national identity. Chapter 2 begins from this topographical locus: Bouguereau’s Théâtre françoys (1594...

... cartography from 1550 to 1600 says much about what ties lyric to landscape. Topographical representations of the regions of France take shape in new atlases by Abraham Ortelius (Ant- werp, 1570) and Maurice Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière...

... of France take shape in new atlases by Abraham Ortelius (Ant- werp, 1570) and Maurice Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière (1580, published in 1616), all of which attest to a “spatial turn” in the consciousness of national identity...

... of France take shape in new atlases by Abraham Ortelius (Ant- werp, 1570) and Maurice Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière (1580, published in 1616), all of which attest to a “spatial turn” in the consciousness of national identity...

... cartography from 1550 to 1600 says much about what ties lyric to landscape. Topographical representations of the regions of France take shape in new atlases by Abraham Ortelius (Ant- werp, 1570) and Maurice Bouguereau (Tours, 1594) and in maps by Guil- laume Postel (1572) and François de la Guillotière...

..., and to him has been devoted the most significant and thorough study so far dealing with this group, Jacques Lavaud’s Un Pokte de COW au temps des derniers Vdois, Philippe Desportes, 1546-1 606 ( 1936). Jamin’s CEuvres poktiques, together with Guil- laume Colletet’s life of the poet, were reedited...