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Characteristics of epic poem

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  1. simple narrative plot, dealing w/ central incident from traditional or legendary material
  2. Remote setting in time and place, but significant to nation’s history
  3. “Hero” towers over other characters; exemplifies cultural traits
  4. Warfare is accepted part of life, w/ great battles featured
  5. Objective, lofty, and elaborate style; uses stylistic devices
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Stylistic devices

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a. In invocation to the muse, the Poet asks epic question and requests divine aid in getting the answer
b. tale begins at a point just short of the climax, and later fills in preceding events with a *flashback insertion
c. leisurely pace, w/ long speeches; long descriptions of common actions, and long “catalogue lists”
d. Epic similes are frequently drawn out to great length
e. Characters are tagged w/ stock epithets- tags to names
f. An impasse may be resolved by direct intervention of the gods

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Epic poem

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long narrative where everything is on heroic and exalted scale

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Cid’s full name

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Rodrigo Ruy Díaz de Vivar

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Cid’s wife

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Doña Jimena

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Cid’s two daughters

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Doña Sol and Doña Elvira

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The Christian town couldn’t help Cid

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Burgos

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Cid’s family rejoins him in this city

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Valencia

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The abbot of the monastery where the Cid’s family takes refuge

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Don Sancho

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Alfonso’s brother

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Sancho

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Moorish governor of Molina who was an ally of the Cid

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Abengalbón

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A cleric and good warrior from France, named the the Bishop of Valencia by the Cid

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Don Jerome

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The Spanish king who exiles the Cid

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Alfonso

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The Cid’s great horse won in defeat of the King of Seville

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Babieca

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He leads the advance guard on a raiding party to Alcalá to gather spoils; Cid’s daughters cousin

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Minaya Alvar Fañez

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Carries the Cid’s standard

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Pedro Bermúdez

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Sword won @ Trevar from Ramon Berenguer of Barcelona by Cid

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Colada

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When the Cid is refused help in a town, this man provides bread and wine

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Martin Antolínez

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Shady money lenders who met with the Cid; Jewish

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Rachel and Vidas

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What does Cid mean

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Lord

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21
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How is Cid related to Alfonso

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His wife Jimena

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What does Doña mean

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Lady

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Overall theme of The Poem of the Cid

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Good vs. Evil

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Theme of Cantar 1

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Exile

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Theme of Cantar 2

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Marriage of daughters

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Theme of Cantar 3

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Beat Arabs in Valencia

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Cid’s mortal enemy

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Count Garcia Ordonez

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The bros who married Cid’s daughters

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Infantes of Carrion: Diego and Fernando

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Tagus River

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Where Alfonso would pardon Cid @

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Tizon

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Cid won this sword from King Bucar; worth 1,000 gold marks

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St. James

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Apostles; The Moors Slayer

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Cid’s nephew

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Feliz Muños

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Alfonso’s dad

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Count Fruela

34
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Who married the girls the 2nd time

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Ojarra, Prince of Navarre and Inigo Jimenez, Prince of Aragon

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Visigothic traits

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  • Long beards- sign of mourning
  • Consult w/ vassals b4 battle- unusual
  • Invoking of God- glorify and prayer
  • Fought b4 family
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More Visigothic traits

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+Birds as omens- black, left bad, right good
+naming of swords
+loyalty to leader
+army made of family, vassals, and friends

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The Count of Barcelona and a rival of the Cid who fought him at Tevar

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Ramón Berenguer

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Invaders of Spain w/ most important contribution to Spanish culture

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Romans, Visigoths, and Moslems

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Visigoths

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Christian Germanic tribe

40
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Invaders of Spain

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Phoenicians, Greeks, Celts, Carthaginians, Jews

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Iberians

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Invaders of Spain; original inhabitants

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Germanic tribes that invaded Spain

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Vandals, Alani, and Suevis

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Middle Ages

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500-1500

44
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Social class during Middle Ages

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feudal system; no middle class; 3 tier upper class

45
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When was Cid alive

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mid 1040’s - 1099; died in battle

46
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Poem of the Cid

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+true story; written in 1140 for entertainment

+not historically correct; unknown author

47
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Author of Conde Lucanor and of Patronio

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Don Juan Manuel

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Don Juan Manuel

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  • 1282-1349; Most important prose writer of 14th Century
  • Great warrior, political and military leader
  • began fighting Moors @ 12
49
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The Book of Examples of

Conde Lucanor and Patronio

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+1335; Apologue; almost no ornate language

+written in simple, straightforward manner, w/ informal prose style

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Apologue

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=moral fable, usually w/ personified animals or inanimate objects which act like people
=allows author to comment on human condition
=Often, highlights irrationality of mankind