例句與造句

1. Libeaus Desconus was written for a more popular audience than the Old French romances on which it models itself.
2. It has been suggested that the young man Libeaus Desconus'is only Perceval with a new name .'
3. The " Studies on the Libeaus Desconus " ( 1895 ) was later used to track Malory's sources.
4. Judged by the number of surviving manuscripts, the " Libeaus Desconus " was the most popular of the Arthurian romances in Middle English.
5. In this work on the " Libeaus Desconus ", Schofield argued that the original of the " Fair Unknown " theme was Perceval.
6. It's difficult to find libeaus desconus in a sentence. 用libeaus desconus造句挺難的
7. Arthur is so pleased by young Gyngelayne's sight that he gives him a name  Libeaus Desconus,  The Fair Unknown  and knights him that same day.
8. He is a friend to young knights, a defender of the poor, and as " the Maidens'Knight ", a Lovell, and Gingalain, the last of which is also called Libeaus Desconus or Le Bel Inconnu, the Fair Unknown.
9. Ipomadon follows the maiden and her dwarf, with the maiden hurling insults and telling him in no uncertain terms to go away, in much the same way as a maiden representing the imprisoned lady of Synadoun will do to the hero of Thomas Chestre's fourteenth century Middle English Arthurian romance " Libeaus Desconus ".
10. It mentions " Libeaus Desconus " in its list of excellent romances, or  romances of prys Perhaps in riposte, Thomas Chestre names in " Sir Launfal " an invisible squire, a gift to the hero from his elf-queen and in her own words : " Gyfre, my owen knave ."
11. In both " Sir Launfal " and " Libeaus Desconus ", story elements from more than one romance have been stitched together to make the tale as a whole, and some allusions to his sources are very condensed .  Like many Middle English poets working with older material, he shows a preference to reduce moral ambiguity and to avoid any great agonising over love.
12. One of these is known from only one copy, British Museum MS Cotton Caligula A . ii, a manuscript copied sometime between 1446 and 1460 In this manuscript, " Octavian " precedes two Arthurian romances, " Sir Launfal " and " Libeaus Desconus " . " Sir Launfal " is known only from this one manuscript and is signed with the name Thomas Chestre.
13. This tale follows Chr閠ien's " Perceval, le Conte du Graal " for the most part ( with deviations ) and seems to know of the Graal continuation by Manessier " Peredur " may not simply be a working over of Chretien's " Perceval ", however, but based upon an earlier version of the story, one from which both Chretien de Troyes and the author of a lost twelfth century romance  a romance upon which both " Le Bel Inconnu " and " Libeaus Desconus " may be based  each took as the basis for their respective works.