Chanticleer and the fox

Thu Jan 22 23:13:48 2009 UTClccn-n79-27228Poets, English--Middle English, 1100-1500Poets, EnglishPoets, English--Early modern, 1500-17000.31Chanticleer and the fox0.590.73The parlement of foulysGeoffrey_Chaucern 79027228oca00260937a118520245Chaucer, Geoffrey,d. 1400Choser, Dzheffri,d. 1400Tishūsar, Zhiyūfrī,d. 1400Chaucer, Jeffrey,d. 1400Chieh-fu-lei Chʻiao-sou,d. 1400Chʻiao-sou, Chieh-fu-lei,d. 1400Choser, Zheoffreĭ,d. 1400lccn-n79-32923Furnivall, Frederick James1825-1910edtlccn-n80-32735Skeat, Walter W.(Walter William)1835-1912edtlccn-n50-31174Coghill, Nevill1899-trlnc-chaucer societyChaucer Societylccn-n80-38473Pollard, Alfred W.(Alfred William)1859-1944edtlccn-n78-87605Boccaccio, Giovanni1313-1375lccn-nr93-10303Thynne, Williamd. 1546edtlccn-n78-95332Shakespeare, William1564-1616lccn-n79-6406Dryden, John1631-1700trllccn-n50-17049Tyrwhitt, Thomas1730-1786edtChaucer, Geoffreyd. 1400Chaucer, Geoffreyd. 1400600English poetryIncunabulaEnglish dramaFairy talesAdventureHistorical poetryInteractive multimediaChildren's storiesManuscripts, English (Middle)PhilosophyHandbooks, manuals, etc.1066-1485AstrologyNarration (Rhetoric)FictionStorytellingWomen in literatureStyle, LiteraryArtWomen and literatureEnglish poetry--Italian influencesReligionManuscripts, English (Middle)ManuscriptsPhilosophy, MedievalCressida (Fictitious character)Troilus and Criseyde (Chaucer, Geoffrey)Literature and societyArt appreciationHomesManners and customsBibliographyCivilizationTroilus (Legendary character)WomenPolitical and social viewsMiddle AgesEngland--CanterburyTechniqueLanguage and languagesSourcesEnglish literature--Middle EnglishEnglish poetry--Middle EnglishCivilization, MedievalBiographyPoets, English--Middle EnglishGreat BritainInfluence (Literary, artistic, etc.)Rhetoric, MedievalTales, MedievalPoetryCanterbury tales (Chaucer, Geoffrey)Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages1100-1500EnglandHistoryLiteratureCriticism, interpretation, etc.Chaucer, Geoffrey,--d. 140014001400141014271442147514761477147814821483148414851486149114921493149815001508151115171525152615301532153515361540154215451548155015511561159415981602160616331635166516871700170117121713171417161717171817201721172217251727173417361737173917401741174217451746174717481750175217531755175917601763176417701771177217731774177517761778178017821783178517901792179317951796179717981800180218031804180618071808180918101812181318181822182718301831183318351837183818391841184218431844184518461847184818491850185118521853185418551856185718581859186018611862186318641865186618671868186918701871187218731874187518761877187818791880188118821883188418851886188718881889189018911892189318941895189618971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181919192019211922192319241925192619271928192919301931193219331934193519361937193819391940194119421943194419451946194719481949195019511952195319541955195619571958195919601961196219631964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009566327book821.1pr1870.a1ocn074426597ocn003501884ocn005327653ocn005327617ocn174017456ocn179786633ocn001475580ocn029109854ocn270643966ocn000386789ocn029109822ocn001475609ocn004607417ocn228713820ocn032715054ocn271235976ocn001354612ocn012115195ocn185504263ocn185520052ocn185505031ocn186714084ocn185440531ocn186055167ocn247766517ocn257829555ocn257875405ocn258738059ocn012303071ocn073795733ocn05611024745981154878喬叟6534384511660ocn000232367sw000020874:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19340.55Chaucer, GeoffreyThe Canterbury talesIncunabulaEnglish dramaEnglish poetryFairy talesAdventure

Here are tales told by members from all parts of English society of the 14th century, reflecting on life as they travel the road from Southwark to Canterbury.

0140440224371010761304ocn002571313sw000031941:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19520.66Chaucer, GeoffreyTroilus and CriseydeHistorical poetry

Original and modern versions in parallel columns.

014044239133684715111ocn000170958sw000170958:lccn-n79-27228Truebook19580.31Chaucer, GeoffreyChanticleer and the fox

A sly fox tries to outwit a proud rooster through the use of flattery.

069018561817553215122ocn000910929sw000350837:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19330.69Chaucer, GeoffreyThe complete works of Geoffrey Chaucer076616513216623734214ocn010973807sw000069082:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19780.70Chaucer, GeoffreyThe prologue to the Canterbury tales

"Contains transcripts, descriptions, and images of all 53 fifteenth-century manuscripts and early printed editions of The General Prologue. The texts of witnesses may be compared through full word-by-word collations in both original spelling and regularized form. Spelling databases permit the spelling of every grammatical form of each word to be examined in any manuscript, or across all mauscripts, for some 300,000 words in total. Sophisticated search tools, which make full use of SGML encoding, allow retrieval of words, phrases, and many textual features"--Container.

052104629716452782111ocn002103104sw000235535:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19570.64Chaucer, GeoffreyThe works of Geoffrey Chaucer

Includes a digitized facsimile of the 1896 London edition of Chaucer's Works from a copy in the Bridwell Library; with commentary. Text is searchable and displays may be magnified.

18917881911580188114ocn002584548sw000167320:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19490.55Chaucer, GeoffreyThe portable Chaucer01401508111344164935ocn001100308sw000403523:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19120.57Chaucer, GeoffreyThe complete poetical works of Geoffrey Chaucer124614408ocn000350839sw000350839:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19580.65Chaucer, GeoffreyPoetry; an anthology for the modern reader1219133310ocn000350879sw000350879:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19630.65Chaucer, GeoffreyMajor poetry1161123036ocn000351942sw000351942:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook1957Chaucer, GeoffreyWorks1088113213ocn014702965sw014702965:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook1987Chaucer, GeoffreyThe Riverside Chaucer

Electronic version of The Riverside Chaucer, 3rd ed. Contains the entire author's text but does not contain the notes and textual apparatus found in the printed version.

03952903171034134321ocn014718944sw002177607:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19870.67Chaucer, GeoffreyThe legend of good women058521145010301800119ocn000888329sw000350855:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19520.71Chaucer, GeoffreyThe pardoner's tale

The pardoner tells of wicked men, the nun's priest of cunning animals.

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The portrait of the Wife of Bath (lines 447-78 of the General Prologue) -- The Wife of Bath's Prologue (lines 1-626) -- The Wife of Bath's Prologue (lines 627-856) -- The Wife of Bath's tale (lines 857-1264).

052146689X950126335ocn000616124sw000616124:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19480.61Chaucer, GeoffreyThe Canterbury tales of Geoffrey Chaucer935136964ocn009282726sw000073993:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19830.71Chaucer, GeoffreyThe miller's tale

Contains full transcripts of the text of the fifty-eight pre-1500 manuscripts and printed editions of The Miller's tale, plus images of all the pages, collations to show the differences between each version, commentary, and access to every word and variant.

019831988688310119ocn002493372sw002493372:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook1977Chaucer, GeoffreyThe complete poetry and prose of Geoffrey Chaucer832127868ocn001126530sw001126530:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19600.73Chaucer, GeoffreyThe parlement of foulys18439110197811507130ocn004288647sw000379233:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook1880Chaucer, GeoffreyThe poetical works of Geoffrey Chaucer2592275612ocn002020539sw002020539:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19770.53Gardner, JohnThe life & times of Chaucer2471259415ocn000241867sw000241867:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19460.54Chute, Marchette GaylordGeoffrey Chaucer of England227523504ocn015054929sw015054929:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19870.54Howard, Donald RoyChaucer : his life, his works, his world04499034192247273619ocn000350214sw000350214:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19470.64Bennett, H. SChaucer and the fifteenth century01981222922113284335ocn000654187sw000399085:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19570.64Coulton, G. GChaucer and his England178945364ocn000350944sw000350944:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19680.65Rowland, BerylCompanion to Chaucer studies1706213411ocn000351402sw000351165:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19470.66French, Robert DudleyA Chaucer handbook1683308421ocn000351179sw000351179:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19640.60Bowden, MurielA reader's guide to Geoffrey Chaucer0815606966164520949ocn011398579sw011398579:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19850.49Geoffrey Chaucer

This volume features essays from the fourteenth to the early twentieth centuries that present a historical look at Chaucer's abiding literary influence. -Back cover.

0877546061145829909ocn000351149sw000351149:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19570.67Muscatine, CharlesChaucer and the French tradition; a study in style and meaning1273297410ocn000351168sw000242578:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19600.69Curry, Walter ClydeChaucer and the mediaeval sciences123026946ocn042855873sw034767477:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19970.64Wallace, DavidChaucerian polity absolutist lineages and associational forms in England and Italy0585075557120726044ocn042854421sw035919382:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19970.64Lerer, SethCourtly letters in the age of Henry VIII literary culture and the arts of deceit0521590019112321813ocn025130993sw025130993:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19920.65Pearsall, Derek AlbertThe life of Geoffrey Chaucer : a critical biography1557866651936213114ocn000351171sw000351171:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19590.69Dempster, Germaine (Collette)Dramatic irony in Chaucer921234510ocn001134918sw000351197:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19670.70Brusendorff, AageThe Chaucer tradition896420126ocn026673949sw016468909:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19880.69De Weever, JacquelineChaucer name dictionary : a guide to astrological, Biblical, historical, literary, and mythological names in the works of Geoffrey Chaucer

Information on the proper names found in any of Geoffrey Chaucer's works. Each entry gives definition, references to occurrences in Chaucer's works with brief descriptions of context, etymology, and a bibliography of primary and secondary works. Includes six astrological maps as well as a glossary of astronomical and astrological terms.

78023455ocn026806643sw026806643:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook19930.71Lerer, SethChaucer and his readers : imagining the author in late-medieval England614257620ocn056675906sw052047246:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook20040.70Prendergast, Thomas AChaucer's dead body from corpse to corpus0203495772373373515ocn046952224sw046952224:lccn-n79-27228Falsebook20010.76Schildgen, Brenda DeenPagans, Tartars, Moslems, and Jews in Chaucer's Canterbury tales08130210730140440224Wed Mar 04 17:43:36 EST 2009