The Fabliaux, on Harvard's Geoffrey Chaucer page
Marie de France wrote fabliaux?
"Almost invariably octosyllabic couplets," at least in French
And of course, "Le Chevalier Qui Fist Parler les Cons." (NSFW language warning)
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January 18, 2009
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- In the SCA, I'm known as Teleri the Well-Prepared. I sing, play the harp and lyre, and write the occasional poem. I really like doing research.
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- sca_bard@yahoo dot com
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