The Pendant in the Chaucer Portraits
- Author / Editor
 - Brosnahan, Leger.
 
The Pendant in the Chaucer Portraits
          
          - Published
 - Chaucer Review 26 (1992): 424-31.
 
- Description
 - The pendant in the Ellesmere and Hoccleve portraits of Chaucer is a "penner" (not an ampulla, as previously argued), referring specifically to Chaucer as a writer. The penner, coupled with the rosary held by the poet in a number of portraits, "exactly specifies Chaucer as a moral poet."
 
- Chaucer Subjects
 - Background and General Criticism.
 
