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The Crowning Of Louis A New Metrical Translation Of The Old French Verse Epic Nirmal Dass

Name: The Crowning Of Louis A New Metrical Translation Of The Old French Verse Epic Nirmal Dass
SKU: BELL-52550498
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The Crowning Of Louis A New Metrical Translation Of The Old French Verse Epic Nirmal Dass instant download after payment.

Publisher: McFarland Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.19 MB

Author: Nirmal Dass

ISBN: 9780786415601, 0786415606, 2002156434

Language: English

Year: 2003

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The Crowning Of Louis A New Metrical Translation Of The Old French Verse Epic Nirmal Dass by Nirmal Dass 9780786415601, 0786415606, 2002156434 instant download after payment.

Le Couronnement de Louis, an anonymous work dating from about 1130 to 1140, is the earliest heroic epic of the William of Orange cycle and therefore lays the foundation for the entire chanson-de-geste genre. It tells the story of William's defense of Louis, son of Charlemagne, during his childhood, and William's heroic deeds as he battles Saracens and other villains.
This line-by-line translation closely follows the original Old French, capturing the stylistic features that clearly mark the poem as oral literature. A discussion of the poem's background and themes, the William of Orange cycle, and the chanson-de-geste genre precedes the translation.