Chaucer's "Cosyn to the dede": Further Considerations

Marc M. Pelen

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Few Chaucerians today would doubt that Chaucer's little critical "essay" at the close of the General Prologue of the Canterbury Tales has a significance well beyond the brief annotation of Robinson's second edition, and the annotation of the Riverside edition:

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1978A History of Greek Philosophy 1937Plato's Cosmology: the Timaeus translated, with a Running Commentary, by F. M. Cornford. Pp. xviii + 376. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner and Co., 1937. 16s.1984Reason and the Lover 1972Myth and science in the twelfth century 1982Chaucer's Cosyn to the Dede 1968Pierre Courcelle. La Consolation de Philosophie dans la tradition littéraire, antécédents et postérité. Paris, 1967. (Études augustiniennes.)1974Chaucer's English 1984A Reader's Guide to the Roman de la Rose

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