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Meung

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Meung, Jean de (Jean Clopinel), a French mediaeval writer, was born at Meun-sur-Loire in the middle of the 13th century. He continued the Boman de la Rose, altering its tone from that of a poem to that of a contemporary satire. He also translated the New Testament into single-rhymed quatrains. He died soon after 1300.

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