Chaucer's Monk: Baldness, Venery, and Embonpoint.
- Author / Editor
- Grennen, Joseph E.
Chaucer's Monk: Baldness, Venery, and Embonpoint.
- Published
- American Notes and Queries 6 (1968): 83-85.
- Description
- Identifies the sexual and medical implications of several details in the GP description of the Monk, including his association with venery and food, his baldness, and his being fat "in good point" (1.200).
- Chaucer Subjects
- Monk and His Tale