In one work in this language, a character has a dream in which he witnesses a ceremony where two adulterers are bound in a golden chain and have their hearts locked with a golden key by a goddess.
In one work in this language, a character has a dream in which he witnesses a ceremony where two adulterers are bound in a golden chain and have their hearts locked with a golden key by a goddess. In another poem in this language, one title character is accused by the other of being a "wretched snowbound hen," to which she replies, "Do you possess a thing of note / Besides your ever-shrilling throat?" That earliest debate poem in this language concludes with the two title characters flying off in search of a wise man to settle their argument. This language of The (*) Owl and the Nightingale was also used to write a poem in which one title character is punished for mocking Love by being made to fall in love with Calchas' daughter. The Temple of Glas was inspired by another poem in this language, The House of Fame. Two title lovers are aided by Pandarus during the Trojan War in, for 10 points, what language in which Troilus and Criseyde was written by Chaucer?
In one work in this language, a character has a dream in which he witnesses a ceremony where two adulterers are bound in a golden chain and have their hearts locked with a golden key by a goddess.
Middle English [prompt on "English"; do NOT prompt on or accept "Old English"]