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Pagina 12
... Song of Roland ' appears . THE SONG OF ROLAND The ironical adage Post hoc ergo propter hoc may be discounted at once , for the song reveals the influence of all those five events , and , but for their happening , could not be what it is ...
... Song of Roland ' appears . THE SONG OF ROLAND The ironical adage Post hoc ergo propter hoc may be discounted at once , for the song reveals the influence of all those five events , and , but for their happening , could not be what it is ...
Pagina 14
... song we possess are earlier than the date attributed to it . Again , we know that the Jongleur , Taillefer , sang some other song of Roland as he rode in front of the Norman advance at Hastings , tossing his sword in the air and ...
... song we possess are earlier than the date attributed to it . Again , we know that the Jongleur , Taillefer , sang some other song of Roland as he rode in front of the Norman advance at Hastings , tossing his sword in the air and ...
Pagina 17
... song before the conquest of Jerusalem in 1099 , because it nowhere mentions that event . This , however , in- volves the difficulty of accounting for the mention of a valley in Cappadocia , called Butentrot , through which the Crusaders ...
... song before the conquest of Jerusalem in 1099 , because it nowhere mentions that event . This , however , in- volves the difficulty of accounting for the mention of a valley in Cappadocia , called Butentrot , through which the Crusaders ...
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