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Guillaume de
Palerme ("William of
Palerne") is a
French romance poem,
later translated into
English where it is also
known as
William and the Werewolf...
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alliterative English translation of the
French verse romance William of
Palerne composed in
about 1200,
commissioned by
Countess Yolande (who is generally...
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often called '**** girls' – and male, or 'knave girls' -: a1375
William of
Palerne (1867) l. 816 ' Whan þe ****e
gerles were in-to þe
gardin come,
Faire floures...
- Book of
Rhydderch The Tale of
Gamelyn (anonymous) 'William' –
William of
Palerne (English translation) c. 1352
Bahubali Pandita of
Sringeri – Dharmanathapuranam...
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December 2013.
Guillaume de
Palerne; Alisaunder; Skeat,
Walter W. (Walter William) (1898). "The
romance of
William of
Palerne (otherwise
known as The romance...
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Hungre e
Bugre e
tante gent averse, Romain,
Puillain et tuit icil de
Palerne E cil d'Affrike e cil de Califerne; An
English translation of
verse CCIX...
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original on 2012-01-19.
Retrieved 2009-03-07.
Palerne, Jean (1606).
Peregrinations du S. Jean
Palerne Foresien,
Secretaire de François de
Valois Duc...
- John
Barbour Pierce the Ploughman's
Crede Havelok the Dane
William of
Palerne For the
Scottish Text Society:
Skeat edited The
Kingis Quair,
Skeat published...
- Sir Degrevant, Sir
Torrent of Portyngale, Sir Eglamour, and
William of
Palerne.
Ipomadon even
explicitly describes the
married couple as lovers, and the...
- Garland, 1996. ISBN 0-8153-1315-2 (contains
learned commentary on
William of
Palerne) Frost,
Brian J. The
Essential Guide to
Werewolf Literature. Madison: University...
