10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMORANT»
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1
The Legend of Guy of Warwick
Like Corsolt, Amorant is not a man but a "diable" (Gui, 8444). Armor is important:
Guy's stresses his heroic role, for his hauberk is from King Charles, his helmet
from Alexander, and his sword from Hector (Gui. 8400-10), while Amorant's
sword ...
Velma Bourgeois Richmond, 1996
2
The Exploitations of Medieval Romance
Since Amorant is a giant and the hero fights him without disclosing his identity,
the episode has much in common with the encounter with Colebrant, but its
geographic context sets it apart from the two great battles fought in England. As
Ralph ...
Laura Ashe, Ivana Djordjević, Judith Elizabeth Weiss, 2010
3
Printing the Middle Ages
1620) of Rowlands's Famous History.82 Here Amorant does appear outlandish,
and Guy, rather than wearing the plate armor in which he normally appears,
seems more believably a figure of an earlier period.83 But in the second image,
both ...
4
Boeve De Haumtone and Gui De Warewic: Two Anglo-Norman Romances
Amorant followed him with his steel sword; he wished to harm him with it. Gui
entered the water; if God, the mighty King, did not look after him, he would never
come out of it but die there in great pain. (8803-14) Now Gui was in great danger;
...
According to the first International Conference on Love and Attraction, it's "the
cognitive-affective state characterized by intrusive and obsessive fantasizing
concerning reciprocity of amorant feeling by the object of the amorance." 2. Cupid
was ...
6
The Christmas Hero and Yuletide Tradition in Sir Gawain and ...
... steward "bi him bat dyed on rode" (33:388) the steward swears revenge (50:
592) Amis objects to Belisaunt's offer (69:820) Duke swears to kill traitor Amis (
138:1652) Amorant answers his detractors (147:1758) Amiloun sends Amorant to
ask ...
7
Forbidden Words: Taboo and the Censoring of Language
... quotation: At a conference of sociologists in America in 1977, love was defined
as 'the cognitiveaffective state characterized by intrusive and obsessive
fantasizing concerning the reciprocity of amorant feelings by the object of the
amorance'.
Keith Allan, Kate Burridge, 2006
8
The formation of culture in Medieval Britain: Celtic, Latin, ...
Similarly, the faithful squire who serves the leper when everyone else had
abandoned him is called Amorant, thus stressing the amor, 'love' which
characterises him. These effects, however, no longer function in a non-romance
language.
Françoise Hazel Marie Le Saux, 1995
9
Elements of Mechanical Philosophy: Being the Substance of a ...
... we may consult Smith's optics, Vol. II. 3 Mr Vince's Treatise of Practical
Astronomy; La Lande's Astronomy, &c. The MURAL AmoRANT, TRANSIT
rNsTRUMENT, and cLocK, are therefore the capital furniture of an observatory; to
which, ...
10
Richard Coer de Lion.- The Lyfe of Ipomydon.- Amis and Amiloun
Bi than the tvelmoneth was al gon, Amorant went into that won, For his lordes
liueray. The leuedi was ful wroth anon,' And comaunde hir men euerichon, To
driue that child oway; And swore, bi him that Judas sold, Thai his lord, for hunger
and ...
