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11 Cards in this Set
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What are the symptoms of the "Blood" humour?
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hot and moist, sanguine, too happy, air
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What are the characteristics of the "yellow bile" humour?
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Fire, hot and dry, Choleric, violent vengeful
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What are the characteristics of the "Phlegm" humour?
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Water, cold and moist, phlegmatic, dull pale cowardly
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What are the characteristics of the "Black Bile" humour?
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Earth, cold and dry, melancholic, gluttonous, lazy, sentimental.
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Estates Satire?
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Various classes and occupations are portrayed with a satiric emphasis on the vices peculiar to their station in life.
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Romance
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usually a long serious story most often a poem based on what purports to be a true history as told be a yreliable ancient author
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Fabliaux
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a breif comic tale usually told in verse of low humor. Simple straightforward stle, working class characters set in the present seem to be realistic though exaggerated
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Exemplum
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a brief anecdote used in preaching to illustrate a moral
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Literary confession
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dramatic monologues in which the speaker explains or defends his/her sinful way of life
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palinode
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a sort of conclusion where the author distances or disavows himself from some element of the work
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What is the decalogue?
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The code of ten rules used by chivalric knights.
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