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Rhetorical Rhythms of Troy: Chaucer, Guido delle Colonne, and the Ars dictaminis
Alex Mueller
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Cadence
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Rhythm
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Engagement
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England
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Medea
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Vernacular
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14th Century
50%
Citations
50%
Epistolary
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Troilus
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Rhetorical Form
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Latin
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Legend of Good Women
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Troilus and Cressida
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Ovid
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Italian
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Style
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Punctuation
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Keyphrases
Delle
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Chaucer
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Ars Dictaminis
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Historia
66%
Troilus
66%
Latin Language
33%
Ovid
33%
Medea
33%
Valence
33%
Punctuation
33%
Cressida
33%
Legend of Good Women
33%
Cursus
33%
Hypsipyle
33%
Rhetorical Style
33%
Fourteenth-century England
33%