Occleve

[ ok-leev ]

noun

1. Hoccleve.

Example Sentences

Occleve always depicted Chaucer with a rosary in his hand, and his penner, containing his pen and inkhorn, hanging to his vest.

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The dissipated life led by the youth of the time appears in the reminiscences of the poet Occleve of his own conduct.

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Westminster Gate was then noted for its taverns and cook-shops, at which the lavishness of Occleve made him a welcome guest.

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Two followers of Chaucer, Occleve and Lydgate are also generally mentioned.

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Occleve, a little later, has no doubt as to the beneficial effects of perusing the romances.

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