Astronomical Lor
Astronomical Lore in Chaucer
作者：Grimm, Florence M. (Florence Marie)
体例：题 章数：38
字数：152,271 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 38 题- UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
- STUDIES IN LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CRITICISM
- NUMBER 2
- ASTRONOMICAL LORE IN CHAUCER
- EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
- CONTENTS
- I. Astronomy in the Middle Ages 3
- II. Chaucer's Scientific Knowledge 9
- III. Chaucer's Cosmology 12
- IV. Chaucer's Astronomy 27
- V. Astrological Lore in Chaucer 51
- Appendix 79
- ASTRONOMICAL LORE IN CHAUCER
- ASTRONOMY IN THE MIDDLE AGES
- II
- CHAUCER'S SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE
- III
- CHAUCER'S COSMOLOGY
- 1. _The Celestial Spheres and their Movements_
- 2. _The Harmony of the Spheres_
- 3. _The Cardinal Points and the Regions of the World_
- 4. _Heaven, Hell and Purgatory_
- And later in the same tale, woman is spoken of as
- When Aeneas reaches Carthage he
- 5. _The Four Elements._
- IV
- CHAUCER'S ASTRONOMY
- 1. _The Sun_
- 2. _The Moon_
- Chaucer briefly describes the crescent moon by calling her
- In Troilus' prayer to the moon, the line
- 3. _The Planets_
- 4. _The Galaxy_
- ASTROLOGICAL LORE IN CHAUCER
- APPENDIX
- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
- FOOTNOTES:
- End of Project Gutenberg's Astronomical Lore in Chaucer, by Florence M. Grimm