fabliau 的定义
plural fab·li·aux [fab-lee-ohz; French fa-blee-oh]. /ˈfæb liˌoʊz; French fa bliˈoʊ/.
- a short metrical tale, usually ribald and humorous, popular in medieval France.
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- In the Fabliau de Gautier dAupais there is mention of un vert mantel porprine (a mantle of green crimson).
- And it is important to repeat that it connects itself in the general literary survey both with fabliau and with allegory.
- This, which is not so much a branch as an independent fabliau, is attributed to Rutebœuf, v. infra.
- In the opinion of the best scholars, the earliest surviving fabliau is that of Richeut, which dates from 1159.
- It is a mistake to suppose, as is frequently done, that every legend of the middle ages is a fabliau.