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THE PARTRIDGE (PHYSIOLOGUS II, el gob-a) Only 1611, the beginning and end, of this poem now survive, a complete folo apparently having been lost from the MS Very likely the ongenal totalind some 80 l The dentity of the burd, the theme of the poem, cannot be determined from the cutant text, wuch in the main compras merely the concluding part of the allegoncal section. But the cadence of the comes ponding Latin kysslags suggests the Partndge
Ed, Grein-Wulker, Poems like, 170 Bibliographical matemal as for the Panther (above) 19 SOUL AND BODY 1 CADDRESS OF THE SOUL TO THE
BODY, fal pla-soon) Following Krapp and Dobbe, the above tutie s here used to differentiate thus macabre pacce from the similar, but longer, Sorul and Body 1 of the Venesli Bouk (ace p 220) In 79 of the 121 1 of the poem, the Body s fiercely denounced by the Soul for failing during this carthly life to safeguard its eternal welfare The earlier lanes inform us that the Soul wall continue to do this every seventh night for 300 years, unless in the meantime God should bring the World to an end. The source of both Exeter and
Vermella poems apparently the full Latin version of the Apocalypse of St Paul as represented by MS Nouv acg Lat 16gn of the Bibliotheque Nationale in Pans (see Willard below). The theme of the Soul and the Body has been frequently treated in our early literature For ME examples, see PP 333-4
Ablaugraphy CBEL, 179 H B, 89
Edition Gran-Wulker Presse 11, 9-107 [Pants Et Be and Vee BR
texts an opposte pages)
Willard, R "The Address of the Soul to the Body" an PL MA,
go 987-985 (1985) [Prents two hatherto unpublished specamens, and discusses the nature and sources of the genre
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