Monk's Tale
The "Monk's Tale" is a poetic narrative within Geoffrey Chaucer’s *Canterbury Tales* that belongs to the genre of tragic exempla, distinguished by its series of moralized historical and legendary accounts illustrating the fall of illustrious figures from fortune to ruin.
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The Popular Sermon of the Medieval Friar in England.
Coolidge Otis Chapman, Homer G. Pfander, Constance L. Rosenthal et al. · Modern Language Notes · 1938 · 117 citations
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