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   The Romance of the Rose was one of the best known, most admired and most imitated texts of the French Middle Ages. It is an allegorical love poem that is truly encyclopaedic in scope, telling...

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   The Roman de la Rose (or the Romance of the Rose) is perhaps the greatest love story in French literature. It is a poem written in Old French around 1230 ini...

5. www.library.wales › roman-de-la-roseRoman de la Rose - National Library of Wales

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   View a digital version of Roman de la Rose (NLW MS 5016D), which is amongst the most beautiful of European literary manuscripts from the middle ages. It contains one of the most popular romantic French poems of its time.

6. museums.eu › article › detailsThe ‘Romance of the Rose’: A Medieval Guide to Love

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   Sep 20, 2018 · The ‘Romance of the Rose’, a medieval French poem that takes the form of an allegorical dream vision, was written by two successive authors: Guillaume de Lorris in the late 1230s, and Jean de Meun, who completed it almost forty years later.

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   The Romance of the Rose describes a young lover’s dream in which allegorical figures like Fair Welcome and Reason help or hinder him in his quest to find the object of his desire—a rose, a symbol for femininity and female sexuality.

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   Who wrote the Romance of the Rose?

   • The Romance of the Rose, or Roman de la Rose in the original French, is an allegorical poem written between the years 1225 and 1278 by two authors, Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun. De Lorris wrote the first three chapters of the work from 1225-1230, and de Meun added nine additional chapters from approximately 1269-1278.

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   What is the Roman de la Rose?

   • As summer reaches its height, and town gardens and country hedgerows alike bombard our senses with the heady scent and glorious bloom of roses, we turn our spotlight on the Roman de la rose (Manuscript G.5). The Romance of the rose was one of the best known and most influential texts of the French Middle Ages.

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   Is the Roman de la Rose a good copy?

   • The copy of the Roman de la rose owned by St John's dates from the fourteenth century and is bound with two other French texts. It is not one of the finest manuscripts, but it is well written in a round hand, and the text is neatly set out with decoration in red, blue and gold.

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   Who wrote the first part of Guillaume de Lorris?

   • The first part of this poem by Guillaume de Lorris is an allegorical dream vision. Little is known of this author who composed 4,085 lines between the years 1225 and 1230. Lorris died before completing the poem, however a lengthy conclusion (17,700 lines) was written by Jean de Meun c.1280.

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   How many lines did Guillaume de Lorris write?

   • At the beginning of this work, there is a miniature depicting The Trinity on a blue background with gold, red and white decoration. The first part of this poem by Guillaume de Lorris is an allegorical dream vision. Little is known of this author who composed 4,085 lines between the years 1225 and 1230.

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   Did Lorris die before completing the poem?

   • Lorris died before completing the poem, however a lengthy conclusion (17,700 lines) was written by Jean de Meun c.1280. The subject of the poem is courtly love and it follows the Lover’s quest for his maiden and true love. The maiden is depicted as a rosebud in a walled garden.

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9. www.joh.cam.ac.uk › roman-de-la-roseRoman de la rose | St John's College, University of Cambridge

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   The Romance of the rose was one of the best known and most influential texts of the French Middle Ages. A lengthy allegorical love poem, the Rose was written in the thirteenth century, and is the work of two authors. It was begun in around 1230 by Guillaume de Lorris, who wrote the first 4000 lines, and then continued some forty years later by ...