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CHAUCER'S SOLAR PAGEAITTT:
AI\t ASTROLOGICAL READING
OF THE CAI\TTERBTIRY TALES
A TMSIS SI]BNf,ITTED IN FUIJ'ILMENT OF THE
REQIJIREMENTS FORTIM AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF
DOCTOR OF'PHTLOSOPHT,
VICTORIA I]NIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON.
GARTH CIIIVALLE CARPENTER
1997.
ABSTRACT
This thesis propos€s a conelation betweeNr the tweirty-fovr Conterbvy Tales
and an external ordered ryst€m, narcly the twelve signs oftbe zodiac, from which one
mignt infer Cbaucer's intended ordering ofthe Tales.While it is generally
acknowledged that tbo Tales conain much astrological material, the radical suggestion
b€re is tbat Chaucer wrote tbem as a means of fuffiling his intention, e)pressed inl
Treatise on the Astrolabe,to write a fifth part ofthat Treatise, in which be would
explainto his terpar old son, kw1a, the princtples of astrolory. ...
KEYWORDS: CHAUCER, CANTERBURY TALES, ASTROLOGY'
SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC, SOLAR PAGEANT, AIfHEMY
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CONTET{TS
ACKNOWLEDGMBNTS
CHAPTER ONE
A General Ove,nriew qfthis Thesis p. 4
CHAPTER TWO
A Pkltur€ oftho Hour p.2l
CHAPTER THREE

Chaucer's Understanding ofAstrolory p. 66
CHAPIER FOUR
Secret ffier inthe Canterbtry Tales p. 9l
CEAPTER FTYE
TbeFrameworkoftbe Pilgrimge p. 115
CEAPTER SIX
Tfu Canterbtry Tales: The First Circuit p. 165
CHAPTER SEVEN
The Canterhrry Tales: The fucond Ctrcait p. 336
CHAPTER EIGET
Recapitulation p.467
APPENDICES


The broad framework on which this thesis is constnrcted consists of a
stnrcturalrelationship betweenthe twenty-fow Canterbttry Tales and tb twetve signs
of the zodiac with which most people are femiliar. The solar cycle of twelve months,
depicte4 for exaryle, h the Eclogues of Spenser's Slephearde's Calender and in tbe
Dtrc de Berry's I*s Trds Riches Hetres, altbougb depicting the seasonal variations
reflecting the sun's changing altitude through tbe astronomical year from lvlarch to the
fo[owing March, is created by the annual orbit ofthe Esrth around the Sun That is,
of course, a post-Copernican heliocentric perqpective. Chaucer, living in the
I lonn David Nortb" Clutrcer's IJnivene(o;5
fourtesnfh c€ffiry, grcw up with a geoce,ntric vipw oftbe hcavens and a Ptole,naic
conception oftbe tmonm universe, vfrich was physically amhopoceffiic and spiritually
theoce,mic, q/fth Chist as intermcdiary in a hierarchical cbain of being that linked the
hcavcns with humanity. Ik Conterbtry Tales reflects ...