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Cotemporary historians give a shocking representation of the unbounded debaucheries of the Florentines on this occasion: and ecclesiastical writers mention this period as the grand epoch of the relaxation of monastic discipline [... ] Boccacio did not escape the censure of the church for these compositions. It is a satirical song, or ballad, written by one of the adherents of Simon de Montfort earl of Leicester, a powerful baron, soon after the battle of Lewes, which was fought in the year 1264, and proved very fatal to the interests of the king. Vincent, Jaques, 352. And in the following, where the Vices are represented as converted and coming to confession, among which is the figure of Envy. He wrote two epic poems in Latin heroics. The delays and difficulties with which he procured admittance into this venerable repository, heightened his curiosity and expectations. Leland mentions his love-verses and epigrams, which are long since perished a. If we diligently examine their history, we shall find that the poetry of the first troubadours consisted in satires, moral fables, allegories, and sentimental sonnets. List of the seven dwarfs. The gallantry of his riding-dress, and his genial aspect, is painted in lively colours. He says, that in one of the Carthaginian wars, the gigantic image of SORROW appeared in every place: '"Omnibus endo locis ingens apparet imago TRISTITIAS. "' Eremita Britannus, xii. And when these foreign expeditions were ended, in which the hermits and pilgrims of Palestine had been defended, nothing remained to employ the activity of adventurers but the protection of innocence at home. Kinaston, or Kynaston, Sir Francis, 385. Bishop Grosthead is also said to have been profoundly skilled in the Hebrew language c. William the conqueror permitted great numbers of Jews to come over from Rouen, and to settle in England about the year 1087 d. Their multitude soon encreased, and they spread themselves in vast bodies throughout most of the cities and capital towns in England, where they built synagogues.
Nor less did Anlaff, the yellowhaired leader, the battle-ax of slaughter, a youth in war, but an old man in understanding, boast himself a conqueror in fight, when the darts flew against Edward's earls, and their banners met. Teseide, Le, by Boccacio, 345. They were itinerants by their institution, and made voyages, out of curiosity, or in quest of rewards, to those islands or coasts which lay within the circle of their maritime knowledge. It is likewise frequently quoted by Robert [Page 120] de Brunne, who wrote much about the same time with Robert of Gloucester. Of Ottuel's conversion to christianity, and his marriage with Charlemagne's daughter. Mille [... And the seven dwarfs. ], Jaques, 136. Charlemagne, whose munificence and activity in propagating the Arabian literature has already been mentioned, founded the universities of Bononia, Pavia, Paris, and Osnaburgh. It is a curious picture of the gallantry of the times.
He wrote a commentary on all Aristotle's works, and died about the year 1160. Javidian Chrad, i. Ae [... ]erna Sapientia, 131. The Ring was intended for Canace, Cambuscan's daughter; and, while she bore it in her purse, or wore it on her thumb, [... ]nabled her to understand the language of every species of birds, and the virtues of every plant.
Pathetic description is one of Chaucer's peculiar excellencies. Roman de Troilus et de Briseida ou Criseida. Not only the splendor of birth, but the magnificent castle surrounded with embattelled walls, guarded with massy towers, and crowned with lofty pinnacles, served to inflame the imagination, and to create an attachment to some illustrious heiress, whose point of honour it was to be chaste and inaccessible.
Antiochenus, Johannes, cxx. Jerome, Saint, lxxviii, cxx. The poem is closed with Alexander's will. EDWARD the third was an illustrious example and patron of chivalry. A friar, in Pierce Plowman's Visions, is said to be much better acquainted with the Rimes of [Page 89] Robin Hood, and Randal of Chester, than with his Pater-noster p. The monks, who very naturally sought all opportunities of amusement in their retired and confined situations, were fond of admitting the minstrels to their festivals; and were hence familiarised to romantic stories. True religion would have checked the impetuosity of their passions, suppressed their wild exertions of fancy, and banished that striking train of imagery, which their [Page] poetry derived from a barbarous theology. Theseid of Boccacio, 346, 347, 351. Cook, Serve, Delicious! Στεφανιτης και Ιχνηλατης, 129. And although this poet was a Frenchman, and most probably wrote in French, yet this first instance of an officer who was afterwards, yet with sufficient impropriety, denominated a poet laureate in the English court, deservedly claims particular notice in the course of these annals. William of Lorris and John of Meun. I must not quit our Ploughman without observing, that some other satirical pieces anterior to the Reformation, bear the adopted name of PIERS THE PLOWMAN.
Leland mentions eight books of his epigrams, amatorial verses s, and poems on philosophical subjects t. The proem to his book DE HERBIS, has this elegant invocation. The fraud of discovering copies of books in this extraordinary manner, in order to infer from thence their high and indubitable antiquity, so frequently practised, betrays itself. Selden, 116, 425, 432. Mys [... ]eries, Acc. It is quoted as a familiar classic by Thomas Rodburn, a monkish chronicler, who wrote about the year 1420 p. An anonymous Latin poet, seemingly of the thirteenth century, who has left a poem on the life and miracles of saint Oswald, mentions Homer, Gualtier, and Lucan, as the three capital heroic poets. Rodburn, Thomas, cxliii. Dermod, King, Poem on his Expulsion from his Kingdom of Ireland, 69, 85.
Maban, a celebrated Chantor, xcv. Boccacio Giovanni, 138, 190, 342, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 357, 362, 384, 385, 397, 416, 417, 423, 424, 432, 462. Boethius, lxxiv, lxxxiii, lxxxix, xcviii, ciii, cxviii. Adam Davie flourished in the beginning of the fourteenth century. The body of the sun is not visible above the hills till after the meridian hour, even when the air is most clear. "' The beautiful romantic fiction, that king Arthur, after being wounded in the fatal battle of Camlan, was conveyed by an Elfin princess into the land of Faery, or spirits, to be healed of his wounds, that he reigns there still as a mighty potentate in all his pristine splendour, and will one day return to resume his throne in Britain, and restore the solemnities of his champions, often occurs in the antient Welsh bards s. But not in the most antient. Whatever were his motives, it is certain t [... ]at these efforts enlarged the notions of mankind, and sowed those seeds of a revolution in religion, which were quickened at length and brought to maturity by a favourable coincidence of circumstances, in an age when the encreasing growth of literature and curiosity naturally led the way to innovation and improvement. But I will give the article in its original dress. It exhibits unexpected and striking turns of fortune; and abounds in those incidents which are calculated to strike the fancy by opening resources to sublime description, or interest the heart by pathetic situations. Tom Thumb, History of, 432. It was a prelude to the renowned order of the garter, which he soon afterwards founded at Windsor, during the ceremonies of a magnificent feast, which had been proclaimed by his heralds in Germany, France, Scotland, Burgundy, Heynault, and Brabant, and lasted fifteen days d. We must not try the modes and notions of other ages, even if they have arrived to some degree of refinement, by those of our own.