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Palamon and
Arcite is part of Fables,
Ancient and
Modern written by John
Dryden and
published in 1700.
Palamon and
Arcite is a
translation of The Knight's...
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Anelida and
Arcite is a 357-line
English poem by
Geoffrey Chaucer. It
tells the
story of Anelida,
queen of
Armenia and her
wooing by
false Arcite from Thebes...
- Perotheus, a
mutual friend of
Theseus and
Arcite,
amending Arcite's sentence down from
imprisonment to exile; but
Arcite laments that
being away from Emelye...
- consensus. Theseus, Duke of
Athens Palamon,
nephew of the King of
Thebes Arcite,
nephew of the King of
Thebes Pirithous, an
Athenian general Artesius, an...
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Geoffrey Chaucer refers to the myte in his
unfinished poem
Anelida and
Arcite (c. 1370). Originally, the
Brabant mijt (maille in French) was 1/76 stuiver...
- of Lancaster, who died in 1368. Two
other early works were
Anelida and
Arcite and The
House of Fame. He
wrote many of his
major works in a
prolific period...
- A
tribute to
pagan mythology illustrated in Emilia,
Arcite, and
Palamon worship at the
shrines of the Gods - from the Théséide,
circa 1460-70 by Flemish...
- Fox, and again: "About her feet were
little beagles seen" in
Palamon and
Arcite both from Fables,
Ancient and
Modern (1700) Tickell: "Here let me trace...
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Palamon and
Arcite (1566) is a play by
Richard Edwardes,
which was
performed before Elizabeth I at Oxford. It is
based on Chaucer's The Knight's Tale....
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protector of Emelye, Ypolita's sister, for whom the two
knights of Thebes,
Arcite and Palamon, do battle.
Jakob Ayrer wrote the play
Theseus (1618). Racine's...
