- p. 1.
Guillaume (de
Deguileville) (1975). The
Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode, from the
French of
Guillaume de
Deguileville. AMS Press. p. xiii....
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Guillaume de
Deguileville (1295 -
before 1358) was a
French Cistercian and writer. His
authorship is
shown by one
acrostic in Le Pèlerinage de la Vie Humaine...
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Guillaume de
Deguileville. A
modern edition was
published by the
Roxburghe Club as Le Pèlerinage de l’Ame de
Guillaume de
Deguileville,
edited by J....
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allegory is the 14th-century Le Pèlerinage de l'Âme by
Guillaume de
Deguileville,
which was
printed in
Dutch in 1486 (shortly
after William Caxton printed...
- the work was
written almost a
century before in
French by
Guillaume de
Deguileville (1335).
While a
horse figures in some
allusions by
later writers, the...
- or
literature (for instance,
Irish or France). 1330–32:
Guillaume de
Deguileville produces the
first redaction of Le Pèlerinage de la vie
humaine 1332:...
-
thoroughly discredited. He also
translated the
poems of
Guillaume de
Deguileville into English. In his
later years he
lived and
probably died at the monastery...
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Digitised version of London, BL Add MS 38120 (Pèlerinages by
Guillaume de
Deguileville)
Digitised version of London, BL Add MS 89309 (Southwark Hours) Digitised...
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Magic and
Religion (Rowman & Littlefield, 2001), p. 144.
Guillaume de
Deguileville, Le ****inage de la vie humaine,
translated by
Eugene Clasby (New York...
- p. 1.
Guillaume (de
Deguileville) (1975). The
Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode, from the
French of
Guillaume de
Deguileville. AMS Press. p. xiii....
