Le Livre de la Duchesse et autres textes. Tome I
OEuvres completes
by Geoffrey Chaucer, edited and translated by Jonathan Fruoco
Hardback (Published)
(September 2021)
ISBN: 9782406120001
Price: $110.00
On back order
This is the first French bilingual edition of Chaucer’s works, accompanied by a new translation introduced by the leading experts in the field. This book lets you trace his origins as a writer, from The Book of the Duchess to The Parliament of Fowls.
- By (author) Geoffrey Chaucer
- Edited and translated by Jonathan Fruoco
- Assisted by Candace Barrington
- Assisted by Ardis Butterfield
- Assisted by Susan Crane
- Assisted by David Wallace
Other Titles in this Series
Les Prologues au Conte du Graal
Elucidation, Bliocadran, L'Elucidation de l'hystoire du Graal (1530)
Volume 46
Tristan, chevalier de la Table Ronde. Tome I
Roman imprime en 1489 par Jehan Le Bourgois pour Anthoine Verard
Volume 53, 1
Nouveau Repertoire de mises en prose (suite)
Recits brefs et autres genres (XIIIe-XVIe siecle)
Volume 75, 11
Les Errances de frere Felix, pelerin en Terre sainte, en Arabie et en Egypte. Tome VIII
Traite 8
Volume 60
Tristan, chevalier de la Table Ronde. Tome II
Roman imprime en 1489 par Jehan Le Bourgois pour Anthoine Verard
Volume 54, 2
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