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A knight's own book of chivalry : Geoffroi De Charny /
On the great influence of a valiant lord: The companions, who see that good warriors are honored by the great lords for their prowess, become more determined to attain this level of prowess. On the lady who sees her knight honored: All of this makes the noble lady rejoice greatly within herself at t...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés Francés |
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Philadelphia :
University of Pennsylvania Press,
2005.
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| Colección: | Middle Ages series.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Historical Introduction to the Text; Reading Charny and Understanding Chivalry; Charny's Career; The Revitalization of Chivalry; Prowess and Honor; The Knight and Piety; The Knight and Pious Independence; Forming the Perfect Worthy Man; A Note on the Manuscripts Used; Notes; The Book of Chivalry; 1-2: Introduction; 3: The Scale of Prowess and Types of Men-at-Arms; 4: Deeds of Arms at Tournaments; 5: Deeds of Arms in Local Wars; 6: Deeds of Arms in Local Wars; 7-8: Deeds of Arms in War Are the Most Honorable.
- 9: Men-at-Arms Who Undertake Distant Journeys and Pilgrimages10: Deeds Performed Outside One's Locality for Pay and Other Rewards; 11: Deeds Undertaken for Rewards; 12: Deeds Undertaken for Love of a Lady; 13: Men Who Spend Recklessly to Perform Deeds of Arms; 14: Sacrifices Made by Men-at-Arms Whose Deeds Remain Unknown; 15: Those Who Are Brave But Too Eager for Plunder; 16: How the Highest Standard in Deeds of Arms is Achieved; 17: How to Study the Art of War; 18: The Great Influence of a Valiant Lord; 19: The Heavy Responsibilities of Men of Rank and Prowess.
- 20: The Lady Who Sees Her Knight Honored21: A Good Man-at-Arms Should Not Pamper His Body; 22: Good Men-at-Arms Have No Fear of Discomfort; 23: Advice on Conduct Toward Friends and Enemies; 24: The Role of Fortune; 25: The True Function for Which Rulers Were Created; 26: The Good Rulers Contrasted with the Unworthy; 27: The Scale of Qualities in a Man of Worth: Simplicity of Heart; 28: Those Who Present Themselves Outwardly as Generous and Devout; 29: Those Who Act Loyally and Serve God; 30: Those Who Are Too Ingenious and Over Subtle; 31: Those Who Are Truly Wise.
- 32: Those Who Have Courage and Skill But Are Thoughtless33: Those Who Perform Great Deeds But Do Not Lead or Advise; 34: The True Men of Worth, Brave and of Good Counsel; 35: The Men-at-Arms of Supreme Worth; 36: The Knighting Ceremony; 37: The Order of Marriage; 38: The Monastic Orders; 39: The Order of Priesthood; 40: The Rigors of the Order of Knighthood; 41: Those Unworthy To Be Men-at-Arms; 42: The Orders of Priesthood and Knighthood Compared; 43: What Young Ladies Should Wear; 44: A Good Man-at-Arms Can Be Pleasing to God; Notes to the Translation; Suggestions for Further Reading.