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The first English translation of this famous poem in the original meter, handsomely illustrated with 15th century woodcuts. Around 1237 Guillaume de Lorris wrote the first 4,000 lines of the Romance of the Rose: an allegorical poem which was intended to be a model and summary of all love affairs. A man has a dream that he is out for a walk on a spring morning and comes upon a beautiful garden. Inside the garden, he sees a beautiful rose. Straightaway, Cupid pierces his heart with an arrow and fills him with the desire to pluck the rose. But the Rose is surrounded by a hedge of thorns, and guarded by Danger, Jealousy, Shame, and Fear. With the help of Fair-Welcome, the Lover kisses the Rose, but then the guardians drive him away, build a palisade around the Rose, and lock Fair-Welcome in a tower. Guillaume de Lorris died before finishing his work, and the world was left to wonder if the lover, trembling with bliss, had ever done more than kiss the rose. Forty years later, however, Jean Clopinel de Meun decided to finish the book. He wrote an 18,000 line continuation into which he poured his Rabelaisian humor, his vast learning, his anticlericalism, and his complete and utter contempt of romance. The resulting work, uniting the Middle Ages' most beautiful love story and their heartiest satire, was one of the most widely read books in Europe for centuries. Despite the Romance's popularity and influence, it is little known in English. Chaucer translated Guillaume de Lorris' portion of the poem, but only completed a thousand lines of Jean's. A complete translation, in the original meter, was made in 1900 by F. S. Ellis, the friend of the pre-Raphaelites and of William Morris. Mr. Ellis' translation is faithful and lively, capturing all the varied moods of the original, from tenderness to broad humor. However, he altered the ending of the book, as it was too bawdy for the tastes of his day. The original Old French text is given in an appendix, and we believe that those who can read it will agree that Mr. Ellis was justified in leaving it thus obscure. This edition is illustrated with 87 woodcuts from a copy printed in 1487. The cover image is from the Kelmscott Chaucer and does not appear in the book. Rossignol Books is proud to present rare medieval works in handsome yet affordable editions. Please support us by writing a review of this book after you purchase it. www.rossignolbooks.com Roman de la Rose - Wikipedia The Roman de la Rose (French: The Romance of the Rose (Oxford World's Classics This is a new translation of The Romance of the Rose an allegorical account of the progress of a courtly love affair which became the most popular and influential of The Romance of the Rose - Home W W Norton & Company The Romance of the Rose a it breaks off with the rose imprisoned in the castle of Jealousy with The Romance of the Rose - Google Books The Romance of the Rose Princeton paperbacks: Authors: Guillaume (de Lorris) Jean (de Meun) Translated by: Charles Dahlberg: Edition: illustrated: Publisher: The Romance of the rose The Romance of the Rose was one of the best known most admired and most imitated texts of the French Middle Ages It is an allegorical love poem that is The Romance of the Rose by Guillaume de Lorris Reviews This is a new translation of The Romance of the Rose an allegorical account of the progress of a courtly love affair which became the most popular and influential of Roman de la Rose - The British Library Whats Roman de la Rose about? The Story of the Rose was composed in France at the height of the age of chivalry and courtly love by Guillaume de Lorris Roman de la Rose (Getty Museum) Roman de la Rose; Unknown Guillaume de Lorris The Romance of the Rose tells the story of a lover who dreams of a beautiful rose kept captive in a castle The Romance of the Rose Characters - BookRagscom The Romance of the Rose Summary & Study Guide includes comprehensive information and analysis to help you understand the book This study guide contains the following The Romance of the Rose - Washington State University La Roman de la Rose was begun by Guillaume de Lorris in 1237 as an allegory of the art of courtly love The Romance of the Rose Trans Harry W Robbins NY:
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