Chaucer was the first to use the voice of the English language as literature. Most of the literature from this time period came from France and Spain. In southern France, the Troubadour poets began the promotion of an idea of applaud that is presently referred to as 'courtly love'. Poets throughout Europe who promoted it quickly adopted this ideal. 'Courtly love' maintains that professedly love exists only outside of the marriage bed. It is an ideal that is of a sacred nature and to remain true must never be consummated strong-armly. In that manner, the male of the relationship becomes servile of the chick to whom he devotes himself. She becomes his idol, his patron or saint and all his life's kit and boodle become dedicated to her. Additionally, this love takes on the psychopathology of infantile fixation and illness.
The man may be tormented in attend over her, psychosomatically take ill over her and exhibit true symptoms of disease to the point of refusing food and sleep over the womanhood to whom he is devoted. These physical exhibitions may disfigure him at the most, but at the very least, he undergoes some sort of physical change for the love of his devoted lady. "The medieval romance demands that the hero incur great difficulty so that he is rehabilit
711 Rymeyed in hir firste Briton tonge,
1221: What sholde I yow reherce in special
ated and returns to a better condition."
1601: Hir fresshe beautee and hir age tendre,
1224: Bitwix grisildis grete pacience
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