Publisher's Synopsis
Le Chevalier Du Papegau, edited by Ferdinand Heuckenkamp, presents the text of a medieval French romance for the first time based on the sole existing manuscript (Fr. 2154) at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris. This edition, published in 1897, offers scholars and enthusiasts access to a significant work of Arthurian-era literature. The tale embodies themes of chivalry, adventure, and courtly love, characteristic of the period. Heuckenkamp's work makes accessible a text of literary and historical value. As a unique survival from medieval France, "Le Chevalier Du Papegau" offers insights into the literary tastes and cultural values of the time. This edition provides a valuable resource for the study of Old French language and literature.
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