Sym(e)kyn/"simian": The Ape in Chaucer's Millers.
- Author / Editor
- Biggins, Dennis.
Sym(e)kyn/"simian": The Ape in Chaucer's Millers.
- Published
- Studies in Philology 65 (1968): 44-50.
- Description
- Argues that the name Simond/Symkyn in RvT "involves a pun on the Latin word 'simia,' meaning 'ape'," exploring Symkyn's multiple associations with apes, along with those of Robin the Miller.
- Chaucer Subjects
- Reeve and His Tale
Miller and His Tale
Language and Word Studies