-
Melion is an
anonymous Breton lai that
tells the
story of a
knight who
transforms into a
werewolf for the love of his wife who
betrays him. The actual...
- the very
extensive literature on these.
Melion and Remakers, 99–101 Hall, 310
Melion and Remakers, 73–77
Melion and Remakers, 121–122 "All the commonplace...
- Leiden, Netherlands:
Brill Publishers. p. 69. ISBN 978-9-004-12589-6.
Melion, Walter; Zell, Michael; Woodall,
Joanna (2017). Ut
pictura amor: The Reflexive...
-
James (2016). "The
Triumph of
Truth in an Age of
Confessional Conflict". In
Melion, Walter; Ramakers, Bart A. M. (eds.). Personification:
Embodying Meaning...
- his wife. The tale
shares a
common ancestry with the
comparable Lay of
Melion, and is
probably referenced in Sir
Thomas Malory's Le
Morte d'Arthur with...
- link
between the two
terms is a
point of
debate among scholars.
Walter Melion and Bart M.
Ramakers indicate that
literary personifications are the building...
- 2012.
Retrieved 26
October 2022. Brusati, Celeste; Enenkel, Karl A. E.;
Melion,
Walter (Nov 11, 2011). The
Authority of the Word:
Reflecting on
Image and...
- used the term
gerulfi to
describe what the
English called "werewolves".
Melion and
Biclarel are two
anonymous lais that
share the
theme of a werewolf-knight...
- Tale"
types enumerated by Kittredge,
namely the two lais of
Bisclavret of
Melion, the
romance Arthur and
Gorlagon and the
Irish folktale (Morraha ed. Larminie)...
- Palerme".
Anonymous writers penned two
werewolf stories, "Biclarel" and "
Melion". Much
horror fiction derives from the
cruellest personages of the 15th...
