Analysis of dozens of glossed medieval Aeneid manuscripts and close comparison with its mid-twelfth century Norman French adaptation, the Roman d'Eneas, permits the conclusion that the anonymous romancer had access to such manuscripts and incorporated rather systematically parts of the commentary /annotation traditions into his work-glosses deriving from both Servius and other interpretations. Five specific cruces merit attention for the purposes of the present argument : the « Byrsa » gloss ; the « Auernus » gloss ; the « Golden Bough » gloss ; the « metus et dolor » gloss ; and the « quamquam uulneratus » gloss. Each representative « anomaly » at once deserves further probing and stands for another half dozen or so textual problems that w...
Among the stories of antiquity translated into the vernacular in the twelfth century, Ovid's myth of...
In the 12th century arose a new commentary to Virgil, now attributed to Hilarius of Orléans, who tau...
Mobility in learned circles was a reality in the Europe of the Middle Ages, and it is only when we c...
Analysis of dozens of glossed medieval Aeneid manuscripts and close comparison with its mid-twelfth ...
This book addresses the reception of the fourth Eclogue and the sixth book of the Aeneid of Virgil. ...
This dissertation considers how ancient and medieval commentaries on the Aeneid can give us new insi...
The textual tradition of the Aeneid, while less variable than that of other works, contains many di...
Where does a literary text originate and how is it formed? What are the influences at work on the wr...
1. On two new OBr. glosses from an Orosius ms., Legde Voss. Lat. F. 13 ; one of them is already know...
Again on some ancient Romance glosses (from Southern Italy) in Greek alphabet. The glosses (Romance ...
This study examines understudied English and Scottish evidence for reading and translating Virgil in...
Alongside the Bible, the Aeneid was the most important single text of the English (and British) Rena...
This thesis examines the increasing sophistication of sixteenth-century French literary engagement w...
International audienceThis paper explores a number of glosses modelled on sources containing example...
The proto-romance features of the work of Geoffrey of Monmouth and early Anglo-Norman vernacular his...
Among the stories of antiquity translated into the vernacular in the twelfth century, Ovid's myth of...
In the 12th century arose a new commentary to Virgil, now attributed to Hilarius of Orléans, who tau...
Mobility in learned circles was a reality in the Europe of the Middle Ages, and it is only when we c...
Analysis of dozens of glossed medieval Aeneid manuscripts and close comparison with its mid-twelfth ...
This book addresses the reception of the fourth Eclogue and the sixth book of the Aeneid of Virgil. ...
This dissertation considers how ancient and medieval commentaries on the Aeneid can give us new insi...
The textual tradition of the Aeneid, while less variable than that of other works, contains many di...
Where does a literary text originate and how is it formed? What are the influences at work on the wr...
1. On two new OBr. glosses from an Orosius ms., Legde Voss. Lat. F. 13 ; one of them is already know...
Again on some ancient Romance glosses (from Southern Italy) in Greek alphabet. The glosses (Romance ...
This study examines understudied English and Scottish evidence for reading and translating Virgil in...
Alongside the Bible, the Aeneid was the most important single text of the English (and British) Rena...
This thesis examines the increasing sophistication of sixteenth-century French literary engagement w...
International audienceThis paper explores a number of glosses modelled on sources containing example...
The proto-romance features of the work of Geoffrey of Monmouth and early Anglo-Norman vernacular his...
Among the stories of antiquity translated into the vernacular in the twelfth century, Ovid's myth of...
In the 12th century arose a new commentary to Virgil, now attributed to Hilarius of Orléans, who tau...
Mobility in learned circles was a reality in the Europe of the Middle Ages, and it is only when we c...