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    Le Vivien de Paul Goubert ou quand l'épique et la Provence contribuaient de maniÚre exemplaire à l'édification des collégiens

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    Cazanave Caroline. Le Vivien de Paul Goubert ou quand l'épique et la Provence contribuaient de maniÚre exemplaire à l'édification des collégiens. In: Des formes et des mots chez les Anciens. Besançon : Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité, 2008. pp. 275-298. (Collection « ISTA », 1120

    Huon de Bordeaux

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    Huon et ses figures: images neuves et bois de réemploi dans les éditions de Michel Le Noir (1513, 1516)

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    The 20 new woodcuts of the 1513 and 1516 editions sold by Michel Le Noir give to the protagonist a preferential figure, which shows him wearing his armor and represents him from a rather caricatured point of view. But as this series of new material covers only one third of the whole, the image collections from the woodcuts in Paris et Vienne, Artus de Bretagne, Olivier de Castille, Les Sept Sages de Rome, Hercules, Euvres et Brefves Exposicions were also used. Olivier de Castille was printed by Le Noir in 1505 (such a book had been put on sale in 1888, then disappeared), so the three illustrations brought by Hp reveal the value of their testimony. Reused woodcuts are useful, even when the meaning of their drawings has still a part that resists, because these images resonate with intertextual concerns. Several substitutes came in help to expand the great circle of literary references, with a concern for effective modernization, even if the advertising carried out relies more on the datation of printed publication of the texts concerned than on the original dates for the writing of such stories. Finally, new or to be classified in the category of reused woodcuts, the figures attributed to Huon as well as to his relatives have a lot of interesting information to reveal on their circulation, their dating and the justification of the associations which pushed them to take up and then resume service in Hp. Even silences can be talkative

    Préface

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    Lors de son suicide, comme le raconte dans son adaptation de l’ÉnĂ©ide l’auteur anonyme de l’ÉnĂ©as, aprĂšs avoir enfoncĂ© dans sa poitrine l’épĂ©e de son amant, Didon bondit dans le bĂ»cher que, sous un faux prĂ©texte, elle a fait prĂ©parer par sa sƓur. La reine de Carthage clame sa souffrance, se rĂ©pand sur le terrible malheur qu’elle a contribuĂ© Ă  construire et qui maintenant l’atteint. Avoir aimĂ© jusqu’à la folie un ingrat qui la quitte sans se soucier d’elle est une erreur fatale. Des paroles tr..

    Valorisation mariale dans le ms. L II 14 de Turin

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    Morgue et Arthur dans la tradition des Huon de Bordeaux

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