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== 1150–1220: Andreas Capellanus == | == 1150–1220: Andreas Capellanus == | ||
{{quote|Avoid greedy women. Prostitutes should be shunned. Peasants rarely love; they copulate like beasts; moreover, they should not be instructed in love, since it would distract them from their labors. If one should by chance fall in love with a peasant women, praise her elaborately and then "if you come upon a convenient place, do not hesitate to take what you want by force.}} | {{quote|Avoid greedy women. Prostitutes should be shunned. Peasants rarely love; they copulate like beasts; moreover, they should not be instructed in love, since it would distract them from their labors. If one should by chance fall in love with a peasant women, praise her elaborately and then "if you come upon a convenient place, do not hesitate to take what you want by force.<ref>http://sites.fas.harvard.edu/~chaucer/special/authors/andreas/de_amore.bak</ref>}} | ||
==1225–1274: Thomas Aquinas== | ==1225–1274: Thomas Aquinas== | ||