Consolation of Philosophy as Boece, an act which is explicitly endorsed by the translation he at least partially made of The Romance of the Rose. Another work featuring him as a character sees him describe Melibee's spousal abuse after his story of how Sir Oliphant terrorizes Sir Thopas was interrupted by Harry Bailey, who 
Consolation of Philosophy as Boece, an act which is explicitly endorsed by the translation he at least partially made of The Romance of the Rose. Another work featuring him as a character sees him describe Melibee's spousal abuse after his story of how Sir Oliphant terrorizes Sir Thopas was interrupted by Harry Bailey, who prefers the ensuing tale about Chanticleer and the Fox. For 10 points, name this author of The Book of the Duchess who included stories by a Reeve and Miller in his Canterbury Tales.
Consolation of Philosophy as Boece, an act which is explicitly endorsed by the translation he at least partially made of The Romance of the Rose.
Geoffrey {Chaucer}