Geoffrey Chaucer
7 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 20 times in other books.
Books by Geoffrey Chaucer
Quotes from Geoffrey Chaucer's books, and about them
- The Canterbury Tales on Metamorphoses: “(Witness of Ovid Metamorphoseos);”
- The Canterbury Tales on Inferno: “Reade the greate poet of ltale, That Dante hight, for he can it devise”
- The Canterbury Tales on Purgatorio: “That highte Dante, speak of this sentence:* *sentiment Lo, in such manner* rhyme is Dante's tale.”
- The Canterbury Tales on Remedia Amoris: “Ovid, in his book that called is the "Remedy of Love,"”
- The Canterbury Tales on Adversus Jovinianum: “A cardinal, that highte Saint Jerome, That made a book against Jovinian,”
- The Canterbury Tales on Commentary on the Dream of Scipio: “Macrobius, that wrote the vision In Afric' of the worthy Scipion,”
- The Canterbury Tales on De Causa Dei: “As can the holy doctor Augustine, Or Boece, or the bishop Bradwardine,”
- The Canterbury Tales on Liber Aureolus Theophrasti de Nuptiis: “He call'd it Valerie,<28> and Theophrast, And with that book he laugh'd alway full fast.”
- The Canterbury Tales on Distichs of Cato: “Lo, Cato, which that was so wise a man, Said he not thus, *'Ne do no force of* dreams,'”
- The Canterbury Tales on Speculum Speculorum: “I have well read in Dan Burnel the Ass, <29> Among his verse, how that there was a cock”
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