Robert Henryson |
Contents
i Feigned Fables of Old Poetry | 31 |
ii The Unbent Bow | 70 |
iii Figure of an other thing | 118 |
What became of Criseyde | 162 |
New Orpheus | 209 |
Shorter Poems | 241 |
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Aesop Aesopic fables allegorical ancient animal Avianus begins Bodleian Library Boethius Cadger Calchas Chaucer Cock death deid doun dramatic E. H. Gombrich Edinburgh eloquent emotional English fabulist fals fifteenth century Fontaine gods Gregory Smith grit gude haif harmony Henryson's Fables human illustrated irony J. A. W. Bennett Jasp king lamb later Latin lion literature London lord lufe Lyric Marie de France medieval Mice Middle Ages Middle Scots moral moralitas mouse narrative narrator nocht orature Orpheus and Eurydice Oxford Paris perhaps Phaedrus planctus poem poet poetry popular proverb Quha Quhair quhat quhen quhilk quod reader Renart Reynard richt Robene Robert Henryson sall says scene Schir scho Scotland Scottish seems sheep Sir Orfeo sometimes speaking stanza story suggests suld tale Testament of Cresseid thair thay thow traditional tragedy Troilus wald weill wether wisdom wolf words