Epic and Romance: Essays on Medieval LiteratureKer, W. P. (William Paton)
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Epic and Romance: Essays on Medieval Literature
Ker, W. P. (William Paton)
Epic poetry -- History and criticism; Literature, Medieval -- History and criticism; Romances -- History and criticism
_Charroi de Nismes_, _chanson de geste_ of the cycle of William of
Orange, quoted, 312
Chaucer, 328, 332 n;
his relation to the French Romantic School, and to Boccaccio, 363-370
Chrestien de Troyes, 323, 344
his works,
_Tristan_ (lost), 344;
_Erec_ (_Geraint and Enid_), 6, 332, 355 _sq._;
_Conte du Graal_ (_Perceval_), 327;
_Cliges_, 333, 357 _sq._, 387;
_Chevalier de la Charrette_ (_Lancelot_), 341, 357, 387;
_Yvain_ (_Chevalier au Lion_), 352 _sq._, 386 _sq._
his influence on the author of _Flamenca_, 359 _sq._
_Codex Regius_ (2365, 4to), in the King's Library, Copenhagen: see
_Edda, 'the Elder_'
_Comédie Humaine, la_, 188
Connla (the story of the fairy-bride): see _Guingamor_
Contract, Social, in Iceland, 59
_Coronemenz Looïs_, _chanson de geste_ of the cycle of William of
Orange, quoted, 311
_Corpus Poeticum Boreale_, ed. G. Vigfusson and F. York Powell, Oxford,
1883, _passim_
Corsolt, a pagan, 311
Cressida, in _Roman de Troie_, 330;
the story treated in different ways by Boccaccio and Chaucer, _q.v._
Cynewulf, the poet, 51
_Cynewulf and Cyneheard_ (English Chronicle, A.D. 755), 5, 82 n
Dag, brother of Sigrun, 72
Dandie Dinmont, 201
Dante, 31;
his reference to William of Orange, 296
_Dart, Song of the_ (_Darraðarlióð_, Gray's 'Fatal Sisters'), 78
Davenant, Sir William, on the heroic poem (Preface to _Gondibert_),
quoted, 30;
author of a tragedy, 'Albovine King of the Lombards,' 67
_Deor's Lament_, old English poem, 76, 115, 134
Drangey, island in Eyjafirth, north of Iceland, Grettir's refuge, 196
Dryden and the heroic ideal, 30
Du Bartas, 31
_Edda_, a handbook of the Art of Poetry, by Snorri Sturluson, 42, 138, 181
'Edda,' 'the Elder,' 'the Poetic,' 'of Sæmund the Wise' (_Codex
Regius_), 77, 93, 156 _passim_
Egil the Bowman, Weland's brother, represented on the Franks casket
(Ægili), 48
Egil Skallagrimsson, 192, 215, 220
Einar Thorgilsson: see _Sturla of Hvamm_
Ekkehard, Dean of St. Gall, author of _Waltharius_, 84
_Elene_, by Cynewulf, an old English poem on the legend of St. Helen
(the Invention of the Cross), 50, 90, 329
_Eneas, Roman d'_, 386
_Enid_: see _Chrestien de Troyes_
_Erec_: see _Chrestien de Troyes_
Eric the Red, his Saga in Hauk's book, 47
Ermanaric (O.E. Eormenríc, O.N. Jörmunrekr), 22;
killed by the brothers of Suanihilda, 66: see _Hamðismál_
Erp: see _Hamðismál_
_Exodus_, old English poem of, 28, 90
Eyjolf Karsson, a friend of Bishop Gudmund, 257, 381, _sq._
Eyjolf Thorsteinsson: see _Gizur_
_Eyrbyggja Saga_, the story of the men of Eyre, 187 _sq._, 201, 227, 253
_Færeyinga Saga_, the story of the men of the Faroes (Thrond of Gata
and Sigmund Brestisson), 206, 245
Faroese ballads, 181, 283
Fielding, Henry, 266
_Fierabras_, 388
Finn: see _Finnesburh_
_Finnesburh_, old English poem (fragment), published by Hickes from a
Lambeth MS., now mislaid, 81 _sq._, 265
episode in _Beowulf_, giving more of the story, 81 _sq._
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