-
sometimes known as the
Castle of
Maidens (Chateau des Pucelles,
Chastiaus des
Puceles,
Chastel as Dames). The
Celtic Otherworld, in the
myths and
folktales from...
-
Arthurian romances. In the
wedding scene in Erec and
Enide (about 1170)
Puceles carolent et dancent,
Trestuit de joie
feire tancent (lines 2047–2048) "Maidens...
- (var. pont I;
bridge of
perill P., vale C., v. 306). "Blances Mains, la
Pucele as", in Old French,
Fresco ed. &
Donager tr. (1992) index, p. 406, glossed...
- be the work of the
leading Parisian illuminator, Jean
Pucelle (or
Jehan Pucele). It is
usually identified with the book
mentioned by
Queen Jeanne in her...
- Je sui
cieus qui tous
jours foloie Loiaus amours qui en moi
maint Vierge pucele roiaus It is
doubtful whether this last one is Jaques's.
Unlike his other...
- Burgundy,
defends Ismeine, is made
prisoner by the "Maiden of the Isle" (
Pucele de l'Isle),
finally escapes,
recovers his
inheritance and
marries Medea...
- 'Planctus
virginum Israel super filia Iepte Galadite' and 'Li lais des
puceles'", in: Études de
langue et de littérature
romanes offertes à
Peter T. Ricketts...
- one of his jeux-partis with Gilles. The
unaccredited Marian song "Vierge
pucele roiaus",
which is
modelled on the Old
Occitan piece "Lo clar tems vei brunezir"...
- soir fat la
semainne Belle Amelot soule an
chanbre feloit Bele Ysabiauz,
pucele bien
aprise Bele
Ydoine se siet
desous la
verde olive An
chambre a or se...
- The
music of
Chanter me fet was used in two
different readings of Pour la
pucele en
chantant me
deport by
Gautier de
Coincy and the
lyrics were a
model for...
