Peter Abelard

It assures us that the Troubadours or Provencal storytellers invented Finette well before they created Abailard and before the famous comte Thibaut de Champagne wrote novels.] Lheritier's insistence that the comtesse de Murat be acquainted with the medieval origins of the French literary fairy tale she is about to read, goes beyond a mere concern for literary historical accuracy, however.

(4) Abailard's theory is described in detail in Martin M.

Pero se da la circunstancia de que en la primera obra citada, Foleto se presenta como ex discipulo de Pierre Abailard (en la de Salvo: "Vayalarde"), "que es / quien oy la fama apellida / el Maxico de Salerno"; y son los ejemplares impresos de la obra de Zamora posteriores a la fecha de la de Salvo los unicos que llevan el titulo "largo", probablemente para engolosinar mas al publico con el nombre del mago (al historico Abailard, o Abelard, celebre amante correspondido de Heloisa, le castigaron, como al rey Rodrigo la serpiente, "por do mas habia pecado").

Abelard, Peteralso called Pierre Abelard or Pierre Abailard, Latin Petrus Abaelardus or Petrus Abeilardus (b.1079, Le Pallet, near Nantes, Brittany [now in France]--d.

(17)This may have been the position of the eleventh-century thinker Garlandus Compotista: see Tweedale, Abailard on Universals (North Holland, 1976), 135-140.