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'''Reynard''' the Fox is a character who appears throughout medieval [[literature]]. He generally represents a conniving, [[deceit | deceitful]] character.
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'''Reynard''' the Fox is a character who appears throughout medieval [[literature]]. He generally represents a conniving, [[deceit]]ful character.
  
 
"Renard" is the [[French]] word for [[fox]].
 
"Renard" is the [[French]] word for [[fox]].
  
[[category:Literary Figures]]
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[[Category:Literary Figures]]

Latest revision as of 06:35, July 12, 2016

Reynard the Fox is a character who appears throughout medieval literature. He generally represents a conniving, deceitful character.

"Renard" is the French word for fox.