which literary devices or terms are used in the prologue to Canterbury tales??

Personification in the first line - When April with his showers sweet. . . - Using the pronoun "his"

Nor that a monk, when he is cloisterless,
Is like unto a fish that's waterless; - example of simile using like or as

This pardoner had hair as yellow as wax,
But lank it hung as does a strike of flax; - here you have a simile with the hair as yellow as wax; you also have another eimile in the second line describing how his hair hung "as does a strike of flax"

What satirical devices are used in wife of the bath character?