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Two Riddles by Sir Philip Sidney and Their Solutions

Two Riddles by Sir Philip Sidney and Their Solutions English Language Notes 13 Gaius Sulpicius Apollinaris, Summary of the Play, trans. John Sargeaunt, Terence, 2 vols. (Cambridge: Harvard UP; London: Heinemann, 1912) 1: 5. The plot summaries may predate by three centuries the lifetime of the claimer of credit for them. Terence and other Loeb Library editions provide reliable, albeit euphemistic, translations. 14 See above, nn. 2, 4, and 6, concerning Baldwin and source studies. 15 TGV5.4.83. Kempe’s curriculum and similar documents remain most accessible in Baldwin, Small Latine. 16 Kempe qtd. in Baldwin, Small Latine 2: 591. 17 On proverb collections see four items by Betsy Bowden: “ Chaucer New Painted (1623): Three Hundred Proverbs in Performance Context,” Oral Tra­ dition 10 (1995): 304-58; “A Modest Proposal, Relating Four Millennia of Prov­ erb Collections to Chemistry within the Human Brain,” Journal of American Folklore 109 (1996): 440-49; “Dante’s Cato and the Disticha Catonis," Deutsches Dante-JahrbuchTo (2000): 125-32; and “Ubiquitous Format? What Ubiquitous Format? Chaucer’s Tale of Melibee as a Proverb Collection,” Oral Tradition, 17 (2002): 169-207. I would like to thank two anonymous readers for PMLA for commenting on a first draft of this article, which is based on a paper delivered in 1999 at the International http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png English Language Notes Duke University Press

Two Riddles by Sir Philip Sidney and Their Solutions

Considine, John
English Language Notes , Volume 41 (2) – Dec 1, 2003
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English Language Notes 13 Gaius Sulpicius Apollinaris, Summary of the Play, trans. John Sargeaunt, Terence, 2 vols. (Cambridge: Harvard UP; London: Heinemann, 1912) 1: 5. The plot summaries may predate by three centuries the lifetime of the claimer of credit for them. Terence and other Loeb Library editions provide reliable, albeit euphemistic, translations. 14 See above, nn. 2, 4, and 6, concerning Baldwin and source studies. 15 TGV5.4.83. Kempe’s curriculum and similar documents remain most accessible in Baldwin, Small Latine. 16 Kempe qtd. in Baldwin, Small Latine 2: 591. 17 On proverb collections see four items by Betsy Bowden: “ Chaucer New Painted (1623): Three Hundred Proverbs in Performance Context,” Oral Tra­ dition 10 (1995): 304-58; “A Modest Proposal, Relating Four Millennia of Prov­ erb Collections to Chemistry within the Human Brain,” Journal of American Folklore 109 (1996): 440-49; “Dante’s Cato and the Disticha Catonis," Deutsches Dante-JahrbuchTo (2000): 125-32; and “Ubiquitous Format? What Ubiquitous Format? Chaucer’s Tale of Melibee as a Proverb Collection,” Oral Tradition, 17 (2002): 169-207. I would like to thank two anonymous readers for PMLA for commenting on a first draft of this article, which is based on a paper delivered in 1999 at the International

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