- The
Romaunt of the Rose (The
Romaunt) is a
partial translation into
Middle English of the
French allegorical poem, Le
Roman de la Rose (Le Roman). Originally...
- the
Astrolabe Translation of
Roman de la Rose,
possibly extant as The
Romaunt of the Rose
Translation of Boethius'
Consolation of
Philosophy as Boece...
-
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage: A
Romaunt is a long
narrative poem in four
parts written by Lord Byron. The poem was
published between 1812 and 1818. Dedicated...
- only by his
short poem, "An ABC", and
possibly by his
translation of The
Romaunt of the Rose.
Based on the
themes and
title of the poem, most
sources put...
- was
translated from its
original Old
French into
Middle English as The
Romaunt of the Rose,
which had a
great influence on
English literature. Chaucer...
-
period draw a
distinction from the axe and
guisarme (Such as in Chaucer's
Romaunt of the Rose: "With swerd, or
sparth (axe) or gysarme" and Mandeville's...
-
Ardennes or Arden."
Gordon N.
Byron (1837).
Childe Harold's pilgrimage, a
romaunt,
Oxford University Press. p. 129
Victor Hugo
mentions the "Forest of Soignes"...
- Carlyle.
Elizabeth continued to write,
contributing "The
Romaunt of Margaret", "The
Romaunt of the Page", "The Poet's Vow" and
other pieces to various...
-
Waldensian scholarship also
flourished in the
nineteenth century.
Copies of the
Romaunt version of the
Gospel of John were
preserved in
Paris and Dublin. The m****cripts...
- and A
Concordance to the
Complete Works of
Geoffrey Chaucer and to the
Romaunt of the Rose. The book for
which he is
chiefly remembered is his posthumously...
