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Chrétien de Troyes's Cligés in the Medieval Mediterranean

This article rereads Cliges in the context of medieval Mediterranean history, particularly the way the place names evoked subvert the text's claims for translatio studii. (SK)

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Two-thirds of the way through Chretien de Troyes's late twelfth-century romance Cliges, the half-Greek, half-Arthurian titular protagonist travels incognito to the Arthurian court to measure himself against the best knights in the world.1 On the first day of a tournament at Oxford, he triumphs, wearing a set of unmarked black arms. That evening, wishing to preserve his anonymity, he conceals these arms.displaying instead a green set he will wear the following day. Thus when King ...

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