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Preface | ||
Introduction: Cordelia on Trial | 1 | |
Pt. I | Charismatic Love and Friendship | |
1 | Problems of Reading the Language of Passionate Friendship | 11 |
2 | Virtue and Ennobling Love (1): Antiquity and Early Christianity | 27 |
3 | Love of King and Court | 36 |
4 | Love, Friendship, and Virtue in Pre-Courtly Literature | 54 |
5 | Love in Education, Education in Love | 59 |
6 | Women | 82 |
Pt. II | Sublime Love | |
7 | Sublime Love | 109 |
8 | Love Beyond the Body | 117 |
9 | Sleeping and Eating Together | 128 |
10 | Eros Denied, Eros Defied | 134 |
11 | Virtue and Ennobling Love (2): Value, Worth, Reputation | 145 |
Pt. III | Unsolvable Problems - Romantic Solutions: The Romantic Dilemma | |
12 | The Epistolae duorum amantium, Heloise, and Her Orbit | 157 |
13 | The Loves of Christina of Markyate | 174 |
14 | Virtuous Chastity, Virtuous Passion - Romantic Solutions in Two Courtly Epics | 184 |
15 | The Grand Amatory Mode of the Noble Life | 198 |
App | English Translations of Selected Texts | 215 |
Alcuin, one letter and three poems | 215 | |
Hildesheim Letter, Epist. 36, a master to his student | 218 | |
Letter of R. of Mainz to the students of the Worms cathedral school | 221 | |
Baudri of Bourgueil, poem to a haughty boy | 222 | |
Marbod of Rennes, "On the Good Woman," from the Book of Ten Chapters | 224 | |
From the Regensburg Love Songs (No. 28) | 225 | |
From the "Letters of Two Lovers" (Epistolae duorum amantium) | 226 | |
"Metamorphosis Goliae" | 229 | |
Notes | 241 | |
Abbreviations | 241 | |
Bibliography | 283 | |
Index | 303 |
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