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Chaucer and the romance of the rose
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  • 1962A Preface to Chaucer533 cited
  • 1958Chaucer and the French Tradition238 cited
  • 1966Allegorical Imagery : Some Medieval Books and Their Posterity64 cited
  • 1969Roman de la Rose59 cited
  • 1968Legends of the Saints in the Scottish dialect of the fourteenth century54 cited
  • 1969Roman de la Rose: A Study in Allegory and Iconography50 cited
  • 1977Le Débat Sur le Roman de la Rose36 cited
  • 1952The Literary Form of the Prologue to the "Canterbury Tales"30 cited
  • 1954Chaucer the Pilgrim28 cited
  • 1957Distance and Predestination in Troilus and Criseyde21 cited
  • 1964The Romance of the Rose. By Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun14 cited
  • 1914Chaucer and the Roman De La Rose12 cited
  • 1964THE CONCLUSION OF "TROILUS AND CRISEYDE"11 cited

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