A poem composed probably late 12th century, this has been seen by Anne Baldwin as an allegory, a satire of the dispute between church and state, the Becket Dispute in particular, with Henry II as the Nightingale and Becket as the Owl. The Owl wins the dispute. Others have debunked this theory.
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