Options c, d, and e. Chanticleer has azure legs and toes, white spurs, has burnished golden plumage, and is a self-important rooster.
Explanation:
Chanticleer the rooster or cook is a character that appears in many tales and fables from Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" that is a collection of 24 stories that were written between 1387 and 1400. Chanticleer is a self-important rooster, which has azure legs and toes, white spurs and burnished golden plumage.
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