Modifies a noun

• mannershe: It's an agent he's a great courtly mannershe 's got th in an.

• love: In courtly love, marriage had no important part.

• poetry: The secular texts, apart from occasional local orthographical variants, are typical of courtly lyric poetry in 14th century France.

• dance: The workshop began with an introduction to the complex etiquette of courtly dance.

• manner: In it he invented a new persona for the devil, endowing him with courtly manners.

• circle: In courtly circles at least, there were also rules on the rationing of food to messes.

Modifying Another Word

• typically: In this way she at first seems to back up a typically courtly idea of " love at first sight.

• even: In print he sounded fierce; in life he was gentle, even courtly.