Fortune and the lady. Machaut, Chaucer and the intertextual 'dit'

[1] BOCCACCIO G, FILOSTRATO

[2] Boethius, CONSOLATION PHILOS

[3] BROWNLEE K, POETIC IDENTITY GD M

[4] Chaucer, CANTERBURY TALES

[5] CHAUCER G, MERCHANTS TALE

[6] CHAUCER G, WIFE OF BATHS TALE

[7] CHAUCER G, BOOK OF DUCHESS

[8] Chaucer Geoffrey, 1987, RIVERSIDE CHAUCER

[9] COOPER H, 1988, OVID RENEWED OVIDIAN

[10] Curtius ErnstRobert., European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages

[1] BOCCACCIO G, FILOSTRATO

[2] Boethius, CONSOLATION PHILOS

[3] BROWNLEE K, POETIC IDENTITY GD M

[4] Chaucer, CANTERBURY TALES

[5] CHAUCER G, MERCHANTS TALE

[6] CHAUCER G, WIFE OF BATHS TALE

[7] CHAUCER G, BOOK OF DUCHESS

[8] Chaucer Geoffrey, 1987, RIVERSIDE CHAUCER

[9] COOPER H, 1988, OVID RENEWED OVIDIAN

[10] Curtius ErnstRobert., European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages