Titlebook: Eleanor of Aquitaine; Lord and Lady Bonnie Wheeler,John Carmi Parsons Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2003

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,Tempering Scandal: Eleanor of Aquitaine and Beno?t de Sainte-Maure’s ,,d with her is Beno?t de Sainte-Maures ., the . that widely popularized the story of Troy in the Middle Ages.. But the passage commonly cited as evidence of Eleanor s patronage does not appear in the poem’s prologue or epilogue, as might be expected of a dedication, but rather well into the poem s na

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,What Ever Happened to Eleanor? Reflections of Eleanor of Aquitaine in Wace’s , and Lawman’s ,,defined how Geoffrey of Monmouth’s presentation of Arthur’s queen in the . reflects his interest in the life of Empress Matilda, I then wondered whether Guenevere’s portrayals in the works of Geoffrey’s translators—Wace’s . and Lawman’s .—might likewise reflect an interest in the life of a female hi

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The Eleanor of Aquitaine Vase,uitaine vase, in the Louvre Museum in Paris.. This pear-shaped vessel of rock crystal (a semi-precious form of quartz), 37.3 cm in height, is mounted on a circular base of silver and gold on which has been carved a semi-abstract floral design encrusted with jewels. Topping the vase is a second metal

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