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- 'this woful vers that wepen as I write'
- 'my purpos is, er that I parte from ye'
- Courtly love- love that emphasises the nobility and chivalry
- 'Daves and Dictes'- a 'supposed eye witness to the events
- ' Lolius' - a fabricated figure he made up
- Troilus will go ' from woe to joy and then out of joy'
- 'Greeks strong'
- Criseyde- described as 'softe'
- ' Til his eye percede' - 'Til on Criseyde is smot'
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- 'to the port of Athens sent their ships'
- 'ransack Troy'
- 'chance of war'
- 'Weaker than a woman's tear'
- 'I tell thee I am mad in Cressid's love'- like a typical Petrachan lover- moping about
- 'I have a kind of self that resides with you but an unkind self that will leave to be another's fool'
- 'Things won are undone'- she doesn't want to sleep with Troilus yet-fears he will lose interest in her
- 'virtue'
- 'young conception in my brain'- Uylsess tricking Achillis to fight
- 'I am yours'- hypocrite
- 'dragged through the shameful field'-Hector's body dragged through the streets- dishonourable
- Troilus describes himself as 'womanish'
- 'she is not worth what she doth cost'- Helen
- 'poor our sex'- Cressida blaming her bad behaviour on the fact that she is a woman
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