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Review:
"Her work constitutes the finest poetic translations now available of Chretien's romances."--"Arthuriana"
"The English speaking world is indebted to Chretien for shaping this marvelous legend and to Cline for an accurate translation."--"South Atlantic Review"
"Anglophone students and general readers can trust that Cline's translations, surely a sustained labor of love, are faithful to the poignant characters and suspenseful situations that make Chretien's earliest romances well worth reading."--"Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies"
About the Author:
"The English speaking world is indebted to Chretien for shaping this marvelous legend and to Cline for an accurate translation."--"South Atlantic Review"
"Anglophone students and general readers can trust that Cline's translations, surely a sustained labor of love, are faithful to the poignant characters and suspenseful situations that make Chretien's earliest romances well worth reading."--"Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies"
Anglophone students and general readers can trust that Cline's translations, surely a sustained labor of love, are faithful to the poignant characters and suspenseful situations that make Chretien's earliest romances well worth reading.--"Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies"
The English speaking world is indebted to Chretien for shaping this marvelous legend and to Cline for an accurate translation.--"South Atlantic Review"
Her work constitutes the finest poetic translations now available of Chretien's romances.--"Arthuriana"
Anglophone students and general readers can trust that Cline's translations, surely a sustained labor of love, are faithful to the poignant characters and suspenseful situations that make Chretien's earliest romances well worth reading.
--Speculum: A Journal of Medieval StudiesThe English speaking world is indebted to Chretien for shaping this marvelous legend and to Cline for an accurate translation.
--South Atlantic ReviewHer work constitutes the finest poetic translations now available of Chretien's romances.
--ArthurianaRuth Harwood Cline is a research associate in the department of history at Georgetown University.
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- PublisherBiblioLife
- Publication date2008
- ISBN 10 0554395703
- ISBN 13 9780554395708
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages136
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