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Identity and Identification: William Langland Wrote The Romance of William of Palerne
Jonathan Packer (Kountouris)
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2024.07.004
Athens, Greece
This essay shows that William Langland / Longe Wille wrote The Romance of William of Palerne. It brings forward evidence from its text in two main ways: (1). synchronically, i.e. across the text; and (2). diachronically, ‘across time’. There is a comparison between this c. 1360-61 work and the previous 1191-4 NE Old French / Picard poem Le Roman de Guillaume de Palerne specifically of three passages from each.
Langland, William of Palerne, Guillaume de Palerne, Piers Plowman, medieval studies, attribution
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