the pilgrims met canterbury tabard southwark at the new inn.
the pilgrims met canterbury tabard southwark at the new inn.
at what inn did the pilgrims meet canterbury tabard southwark?
the new inn
a tabard was the inn sign of the tabard inn in southwark, london, established in 1307 and remembered as the starting point for geoffrey chaucer's pilgrims on their journey to canterbury in "the canterbury tales", dating from about the 1380s.
tabard
finally, the two pilgrims reach spain, where they agree to take care of a donkey for two other men. these new men leave the pilgrims travel to a nearby abbey where they watch the official desecration of a priest's grave because of the discovery of heretical posthumous writings regarding the nature of the trinity. the two men proclaim loudly that the godhead is not trinitarian and escape. in the forest, they switch clothes with some hunters swimming in a lake, and destroy by gunfire a rosary discovered in one of their pockets. later that night, a vision of the virgin mary appears to them and returns the rosary. the two men and the original pilgrims meet again at an inn, where they tell a local priest about their recent miraculous vision. the priest recounts another miracle, in which the virgin mary takes the form and duties of an errant nun for several years until the nun returns to the convent as if she had never left. later that night, the priest further explains how her virginity must have remained intact during both the spiritual conception and the physical birth of jesus, like "sunshine penetrating a window".
the milky way (1969 film)