- "The
Manciple's Tale" is part of
Geoffrey Chaucer's The
Canterbury Tales. It
tends to
appear near the end of most m****cripts of the poem, and the prologue...
- A
manciple /ˈmænsɪpəl/ is a
person in
charge of the
purchase and
storage of food at an
institution such as a college, monastery, or
court of law. Manciples...
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Kappiya is a
Buddhist lay
manciple (attendant or steward) who
resides in a
monastery (vihāra) and ****ists
Buddhist monks (bhikkhu in Pali). The term kappiya...
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Manciple Island (64°56′S 63°56′W / 64.933°S 63.933°W / -64.933; -63.933) is an
island lying between Reeve Island and Host
Island in the
Wauwermans Islands...
- physic; a wife of Bath; a
parson and his brother, a plowman; a miller; a
manciple; a reeve; a summoner; a pardoner; the Host (a man
called Harry Bailey);...
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Miller Roger The Cook
Alison The Wife of Bath The
Franklin The
Shipman The
Manciple The
Merchant The
Clerk of
Oxford The
Sergeant of Law The
Physician The...
- master's lodgings, students'
rooms – and the
statutes provided for a
manciple, a cook, a
barber and a laundress. Both the
founding of the
college and...
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rather than the tale itself.
Sixth Tale (The Reeve's Tale): In Cambridge, a
manciple falls ill and is
unable to
perform his
duties so two
students named Alan...
- 17
January 2020. "From
Geoffrey Chaucer's "The
Canterbury Tales", The
Manciple's Tale,
lines 139-154". www.librarius.com.
Retrieved 17
January 2020. "The...
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profane tradesman who
overcharges and
steals from his
customers Manciple The
Manciple's Tale A
purchasing agent to an Inn of
Court Reeve Osewald The Reeve's...
