13th century literature
14th century literature
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Author_Lawrence Besserman
Bath's Prologue
Bath’s Prologue
bible
Bible's absolute authority
Biblical Allusion
biblical allusions
Biblical Authority
biblical intertextuality
biblical reference
canterbury tales
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Chaucer biblical references index
chaucer bibliography
chaucer sources
Chaucer's Imagination
Chaucer's Poetry
Chaucer's Text
Chaucer's Works
Chaucer-Bible relationship
Chaucer’s Imagination
Chaucer’s Poetry
Chaucer’s Text
Chaucer’s Works
clerk's tale
comic literature
comic poetry
De Miseria Condicionis Humane
Douay Rheims Bible
Douay Rheims Version
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friar's tale
geoffrey chaucer
Innocent Iii
John Wyclif
knight's tale
Late Fourteenth Century England
literary source criticism
Matthew 25
medieval literature
medieval literature studies
medieval poetry
middle english literature
Middle English poetry research
miller's tale
nun's priest's tale
pardoner's tale
Pardoner’s Tale
religious influences in literature
Sarum Missal
scriptural allusions analysis
scriptural references
troilus and criseyde
wife of bath
Wycliffite Bible
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9780367357252
- Weight: 1000g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 04 Oct 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 1988. This book offers a very useful source of information on Chaucer’s relationship to the Bible. It contains a detailed chapter on research into this connection and then presents two indexes. The first is organised by title of Chaucer’s work and then line number detailing the biblical reference. Each entry, if relevant, also notes works listed in the Bibliography that discuss that link. The second index is reversed and so organised by scriptural reference. Detailed guides to each index also discuss interesting facets to how Chaucer drew on the Bible for his works.
