Aspects of Oral Style in the Romances Juglarescos of the Carolingian Cycle

action analysis artistic bien buen Cantar Carolingian ballads Carolingian romances chapter combination common complete composed concepts conde considers contain Count critics describe detailed dialogue discussion distinct effect enjambement entirely epic epithets especially Even-line type Total example express fact flexibility formulas of group fué function given gran hero Homer idea illustrate important included indicate individual instances kind king language less listed Lord means Menéndez Pidal moro namely nature necessary normally occur Odd-line type Total oral oral poet original parallel Parry passages pattern phrases poems poet poet's poetry preceding reasons reference repeated repetition reveals Romancero romances juglarescos significant similar Singer song Spanish style stylistic tale themes tion traditional traditional poetry true twinned lines type Total frequency usually various verse