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See all on WikipediaSECUREen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_HoccleveThomas Hoccleve or Occleve (1368 or 1369–1426) was an English poet and clerk, who became a key figure in 15th-century Middle English literature. His Regement of Princes or De Regimine Principum is a homily on virtues and vices, written for Henry V of England shortly before his accession.
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See moreHoccleve was born in 1368, as he states when writing in 1421 (Dialogue, 1.246) that he has seen "fifty wyntir and three". Nothing is known of his family, but they probably came from the village of Hockliffe in
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See moreHoccleve has left behind more manuscripts and documents in his own hand than any other known medieval English writer. There are
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See more• Ethan Knapp, The Bureaucratic Muse: Thomas Hoccleve and the Literature of Late Medieval England, Penn State Press, 2001 ISBN 0-271-02135-7
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Like his more prolific contemporary John Lydgate, Hoccleve is a key figure in 15th-century English literature. For much of the 20th century his work was
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See moreFurnivall's edition of Hoccleve's complete works, still largely standard for scholars, was reprinted in the 1970s; however, Michael Seymour's Selections from Hoccleve, published by the
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See more• The International Hoccleve Society: Devoted to promoting scholarship on the late-medieval poet Thomas Hoccleve
• The Hoccleve Archive: Resources for Scholars, Teachers, and Students...
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Thomas Hoccleve eller Occleve, född omkring 1370, död 1426, var en engelsk författare.
Hoccleve fortsatte Geoffrey Chaucers tradition i en rad religiösa dikter och i den moraliserande De regimine principum.Wikipedia · Text under CC-BY-SA license - People also ask
- SECUREis.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_HoccleveSee more on is.wikipedia.orgUm ætt og uppruna Hoccleve er ekkert vitað. Hann giftist um eða fyrir 1410 en óvisst er hvað konan hans hét eða hvort þau eignuðust börn. Kveðskapur Hoccleve geymir þó ýmsar vísbendingar um lífið hans sem að mörgu leyti litaðist af fábreytileika embættismannsins. Hann tók til að mynda ekki þátt í Hundrað ára str…
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Thomas Hoccleve - Vikipedio Thomas Hoccleve Thomas HOCCLEVE aŭ Occleve, angla poeto (ĉ.1386-1426). Ni scias malmulte pri la vivo de Thomas Hoccleve. Li estis amiko kaj admiranto de Geoffrey Chaucer, kiel kiu li estis ŝtat-oficisto. Plurfoje …
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Untitled. I found this page to be horribly out of date and dismissive of Hoccleve - so I partially edited it to correct the blatant misrepresentations of Hoccleve's work and life - which, contrary to the impression given by the original entry, is now considered to have quite a bit of significance to scholars of the late medieval period.
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SECUREwww.wikifox.org/en/wiki/Thomas_HoccleveThomas Hoccleve or Occleve (1368–1426) was an English poet and clerk, who became a key figure in 15th-century Middle English literature. His Regement of Princes or De Regimine Principum is a homily on virtues and vices, written for Henry V …
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Thomas HOCCLEVE aŭ Occleve, angla poeto (ĉ.1386-1426). Ni scias malmulte pri la vivo de Thomas Hoccleve. Li estis amiko kaj admiranto de Geoffrey Chaucer ...
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HOCCLEVE or OCCLEVE, THOMAS (1370?–1450?), poet and a clerk in the privy seal office for twenty-four years, is known to us only by his poems and by what he tells us of himself in them. In his biographical ‘Male Regle,’ ll. 17–21, he appeals to ‘my lord the Fourneval that now is treasurer’ to pay him the yearly 10 l. due to him.
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Hoccleve, poet and a clerk in the privy seal office for 24 years, is known to us only by his poems and by what he tells us of himself in them. Hoccleve is thought to have been born in 1368 or 1369; he states when writing in 1421-1422 ( ( Dialogue, 1.246) that he has seen "fifty wyntir and three".
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Thomas Hoccleve, Hoccleve also spelled Occleve, (born 1368/69, London—died c. 1450?, Southwick, Eng.), English poet, contemporary and imitator of Chaucer, whose work has little literary merit but much value as social history. What little …
