Medieval Latin: Second Edition

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Author: K. P. Harrington

ISBN-10: 0226317137

ISBN-13: 9780226317137

Category: Ancient & Medieval Literature

K. P. Harrington's Mediaeval Latin, the standard medieval Latin anthology used in the United States since its initial publication in 1925, has now been completely revised and updated for today's students and teachers by Joseph Pucci. This new edition of the classic anthology retains its breadth of coverage, but increases its depth by adding fourteen new selections, doubling the coverage of women writers, and expanding a quarter of the original selections. The new edition also includes a...

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K. P. Harrington's Mediaeval Latin, the standard medieval Latin anthology used in the United States since its initial publication in 1925, has now been completely revised and updated for today's students and teachers by Joseph Pucci. This new edition of the classic anthology retains its breadth of coverage, but increases its depth by adding fourteen new selections, doubling the coverage of women writers, and expanding a quarter of the original selections. The new edition also includes a substantive grammatical introduction by Alison Goddard Elliott. To help place the selections within their wider historical, social, and political contexts, Pucci has written extensive introductory essays for each of the new edition's five parts. Headnotes to individual selections have been recast as interpretive essays, and the original bibliographic paragraphs have been expanded. Reprinted from the best modern editions, the selections have been extensively glossed with grammatical notes geared toward students of classical Latin who may be reading medieval Latin for the first time. Includes thirty-two full-page plates (with accompanying captions) depicting medieval manuscript and book production.

List of Illustrations Preface to the Second Edition by Joseph Pucci Acknowledgments A Brief Introduction to Medieval Latin Grammar by Alison Goddard Elliott Abbreviations  Part One, 350-450 The Formation of Late Latin  Introduction Egeria: The Journey A Pilgrimage to Mt. Sinai  Sulpicius Severus: The Life of Saint Martin Saint Martin and the Pine Tree  Ausonius: About Bissula; Crucified Cupid About Bissula Crucified Cupid  Paulinus of Nola: The Poems Why Do You Order the Deposed Muses to Return? Prudentius: Preface to the Collected Works; Hymn at the Song of the Rooster Preface to the Collected Works Hymn at the Song of the Rooster  Proba: The Cento The Scene of Temptation in Eden Part Two, 450-750 The Rise of Late Latin  Introduction  Jordanes: The History of the Goths Attila, King of the Huns Attila Is Halted by Pope Leo in Italy The Death of Attila  Boethius: The Consolation of Philosophy Philosophy Talks to Boethius Metron 1.7  Avitus: A Poem on the Events of Mosaic History Paradise The Jealousy of the Serpent  Gregory of Tours: The Histories Gregory Explains Why He Writes History Gregory Confesses His Faith and Deplores His Ignorance The Founding of Lyons Attila the Hun in Gaul Clovis Defeats the Alamanni and Accepts Christianity Venantius Fortunatus: The Poems To Radegund in Retreat To Radegund: On Violets To Radegund atLent To Radegund on Her Return To Absent Agnes On the Poet's Love for Angus A Poem to Absent Friends To Gogo of Metz To Radegund: On Flowers The Poet Sends Chestnuts Vexilla regis prodeunt Pange, lingua, gloriosi  Gregory I: Letters A Letter to Empress Constantina Augusta Byzantium on Relics  Isidore of Seville: The Etymologies Night Glass Bede: Ecclesiastical History of the English People The Martyrdom of Saint Alban  Part Three, 750-900 From Late to Medieval Latin  Introduction  Paul the Deacon: The History of the Lombards; The Poems The Seven Sleepers The Maelstrom Alboin, the Huns, and the Gepidae (c. 567) How the Lombards Came To Italy A Fatal Jest Emperor Tiberius Constantinus and the Treasure of Narses A Royal Wooing A Remarkable Tale Paul's Genealogy The Como Poem The Cloistered Life Paul Responds to Peter of Pisa An Epitaph for the Tomb of Fortunatus Alcuin: Poems and Letters Poem to Corydon Dafnis and Menalcus Mourn the Cuckoo Poem to the Students at York The Conflict of Winter and Spring The Cell Poem Alcuin to King Aethelred Theodulf: The Books I Used To Read; Why I Don't Write Poetry The Books I Used to Read Why I Don't Write Poetry Einhard: The Life of Charlemagne The Saxons How the King Brought Up His Children Charlemagne's Physique, Exercising, Bathing His Habits in Daily Life His Studies and Educational Ambitions His Devotion to the Church Ermoldus Nigellus: In Honor of Louis the Pious The Siege of Barcelona  Hrabanus Maurus: Poems A Prayer To A Friend To Samuel  Walahfrid Strabo: On Horticulture The Persistence of the Gardener Lilies  John Scottus Eriugena: On the Division of Nature On the Division of Nature An Elusive Category  Dhuoda: Manual for My Son An Opening Acrostic The Prologue to the Manual The Preface to the Manual On Loving God  Sedulius Scottus: On Christian Leadership; To Bishop Hartgar; To Bishop Franco How to Be a Just Judge To Bishop Hartgar On the Coming of Bishop Franco  Part Four, 900-1100 The Rise of Medieval Latin  Introduction  Notker Balbulus: Sequence for Saint Laurence; Martyrology for Saint Laurence A Sequence for Saint Laurence The Story of the Martyrdom of Saint Laurence  Gerald: The Poem on Walter Walter and Hildegund Come to An Understanding Attila Discovers the Flight of the Hostages Walter Defeats His Opponents The Battle Continues  Liutprand of Cremona: Antapodosis; Mission to Constantinople A Joking Emperor and a Shrewd Soldier The Death of Conrad I The Assassination of King Berengarius I Emperor Romanus I and the Palace at Constantinople Liutprand Is Received in Constantinople as an Envoy of Berengar II Liutprand's Reception in Constantinople Shoddy Imperialism Some Prophecies and Their Interpretations Liutprand's Farewell to Constantinople Widukind of Corvey: The History of the Saxons A Brave Saxon Leads His Countrymen to Victory Shrewd Methods of Petty Warfare A Fire Test Convinces the Danes  Richer of St. Remy: The History of France Verdun in the Tenth Century A Hard Journey in Pursuit of Learning  Hrotsvita of Gandersheim: Dulcitius Dulcitius  Medieval Latin Religious Drama: A Mystery Play on the Resurrection; A Miracle Play on Saint Nicholas A Mystery Play on the Resurrection A Miracle Play on Saint Nicholas Ekkehard IV of St. Gall: The History of St. Gall Three Friends and a Telltale Notker's Encounter With the Devil Heribald and the Hungarian Invasion The Duchess Hadwig at Her Morning Lesson with Ekkehard  Adam of Bremen: A Description of the Islands of the North The Norsemen Discover America  The Cambridge Songs Carmen 10: The Nightingale Carmen 11: The Otto Melody Carmen 15: A Clever Liar Carmen 17: Lament for the Death of Henry II (1024 C.E.) Carmen 23: A Song for Summer Carmen 24: The Bishop and the Braggart Carmen 35: The Priest and the Wolf Carmen 42: The Lazy Abbot Peter Damian: Poem on the Joy of Paradise The Joy of Paradise  Part Five, 1100-1350 Varieties of Medieval Latin  Introduction Saint Anselm: The Prayer to the Virgin Mary To Mary, When the Mind Is Troubled by Fear Gregory VII: A Letter to Emperor Henry IV A Letter to Emperor Henry IV: 8 January 1076  The Alexander Romances Selections from the Life of Alexander the Great Alexander in India  Raymond of Aguilers: The History of the Franks Who Captured Jerusalem The Discovery of the Holy Spear The Virtue of the Holy Spear  William of Malmesbury: The Deeds of the Kings of England The Magnanimity of William Rufus Other Examples of the King's Magnanimity  Fulcher of Chartres: A History of the Expedition to Jerusalem The Crusaders Capture Jerusalem  Peter Abelard: The History of My Misfortunes; Hymn for Vespers; Lament of Dinah The History of My Misfortunes Hymn for Vespers on the Sabbath Lament of Dinah  Heloise: Letter to Abelard Letter to Abelard  Geoffrey of Monmouth: The History of the Kings of Britain The Beginning of "Waesseil" in England The Coronation of King Arthur The Coronation Games and Sports  Adam of St. Victor: Sequences on Christ Sequence on the Resurrection of the Lord Sequence on the Ascension of the Lord Nivardus: Ysengrimus Reynard Takes Ysengrimus Fishing  Bernardus