Which of the following seminal works did Chaucer translate on his path to becoming a writer? (Select all that apply.)

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Chaucer translated "The Romance of the Rose" and "The Consolation of Philosophy," which were significant influences on his development as a writer. "The Romance of the Rose" was a medieval French poem that was widely popular in Chaucer's time, and "The Consolation of Philosophy" by Boethius was a philosophical work that had a profound impact on medieval thought, including Chaucer's own works.

Which of the Following Seminal Works Did Chaucer Translate on His