The narrator of one of this author's works is led by Scipio Africanus through a Temple of Venus to a place where a bunch of eagles are "democratically" fighting over mates.
The narrator of one of this author's works is led by Scipio Africanus through a Temple of Venus to a place where a bunch of eagles are "democratically" fighting over mates. This author of The Parlement of Foules wrote a work in which he personally describes the adventures of Sir Thopas. In that work, this author also wrote about Nicholas's plan to dupe his landlord John and sleep with Alison, as well as Palamon and Arcite's competition for the hand of Emily. That work contains a Second Nun, Reeve, Miller, Knight, and Wife of Bath, all of whom are on a pilgrimage to Thomas Becket's tomb. For 10 points, name this author of The Canterbury Tales.
The narrator of one of this author's works is led by Scipio Africanus through a Temple of Venus to a place where a bunch of eagles are "democratically" fighting over mates.
Geoffrey {Chaucer}