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9780226317137

Medieval Latin

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    9780226317137

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    0226317137

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1997-11-10
  • Publisher: Univ of Chicago Pr

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K. P. Harrington'sMediaeval 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.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
xv(2)
Preface to the Second Edition xvii(4)
Joseph Pucci
Acknowledgments xxi
A Brief Introduction to Medieval Latin Grammar 1(52)
Alison Goddard Elliott
Abbreviations 53(12)
PART ONE, 350-450 THE FORMATION OF LATE LATIN 65(58)
Introduction 65(7)
EGERIA
The Journey
72(6)
A Pilgrimage to Mt. Sinai
75(3)
SULPICIUS SEVERUS
The Life of Saint Martin
78(5)
Saint Martin and the Pine Tree
81(2)
AUSONIUS
About Bissula; Crucified Cupid
83(11)
About Bissula
85(3)
Crucified Cupid
88(6)
PAULINUS OF NOLA
The Poems
94(7)
Why Do You Order the Deposed Muses to Return?
97(4)
PRUDENTIUS
Preface to the Collected Works; Hymn at the Song of the Rooster
101(10)
Preface to the Collected Works
104(2)
Hymn at the Song of the Rooster
106(5)
PROBA
The Cento
111(12)
The Scene of Temptation in Eden
113(10)
PART TWO, 450-750 THE RISE OF LATE LATIN 123(70)
Introduction 123(4)
JORDANES
The History of the Goths
127(11)
Attila, King of the Huns
130(1)
Attila Is Halted by Pope Leo in Italy
131(3)
The Death of Attila
134(4)
BOETHIUS
The Consolation of Philosophy
138(5)
Philosophy Talks to Boethius
140(1)
Metron 1.7
141(2)
AVITUS
A Poem on the Events of Mosaic History
143(6)
Paradise
145(1)
The Jealousy of the Serpent
146(3)
GREGORY OF TOURS
The Histories
149(9)
Gregory Explains Why He Writes History
151(1)
Gregory Confesses His Faith and Deplores His Ignorance
152(1)
The Founding of Lyons
153(1)
Attila the Hun in Gaul
153(2)
Clovis Defeats the Alamanni and Accepts Christianity
155(3)
VENANTIUS FORTUNATUS
The Poems
158(11)
To Radegund in Retreat
159(1)
To Radegund: On Violets
160(1)
To Radegund at Lent
161(1)
To Radegund on Her Return
161(1)
To Absent Agnes
162(1)
On the Poet's Love for Agnes
163(1)
A Poem to Absent Friends
164(1)
To Gogo of Metz
164(1)
To Radegund: On Flowers
165(1)
The Poet Sends Chestnuts
165(1)
Vexilla regis prodeunt
166(1)
Pange, lingua, gloriosi
167(2)
GREGORY I
Letters
169(5)
A Letter to Empress Constantina Augusta of Byzantium on Relics
170(4)
ISIDORE OF SEVILLE
The Etymologies
174(5)
Night
175(2)
Glass
177(2)
BEDE
Ecclesiastical History of the English People
179(14)
The Martyrdom of Saint Alban
181(12)
PART THREE, 750-900 FROM LATE TO MEDIEVAL LATIN 193(100)
Introduction 193(4)
PAUL THE DEACON
The History of the Lombards; The Poems
197(20)
The Seven Sleepers
198(1)
The Maelstrom
199(2)
Alboin, the Huns, and the Gepidae (c. 567)
201(1)
How the Lombards Came To Italy
202(2)
A Fatal Jest
204(1)
Emperor Tiberius Constantinus and the Treasure of Narses
205(1)
A Royal Wooing
206(2)
A Remarkable Tale
208(1)
Paul's Genealogy
209(2)
The Como Poem
211(1)
The Cloistered Life
212(1)
Paul Responds to Peter of Pisa
213(3)
An Epitaph for the Tomb of Fortunatus
216(1)
ALCUIN
Poems and Letters
217(15)
Poem to Corydon
219(1)
Dafnis and Menalcas Mourn the Cuckoo
220(2)
Poem to the Student at York
222(1)
The Conflict of Winter and Spring
223(2)
The Cell Poem
225(2)
Alcuin to King Aethelred
227(5)
THEODULF
The Books I Used To Read; Why I Don't Write Poetry
232(6)
The Books I Used to Read
233(3)
Why I Don't Write Poetry
236(2)
EINHARD
The Life of Charlemagne
238(9)
The Saxons
240(1)
How the King Brought Up His Children
241(2)
Charlemagne's Physique, Exercising, Bathing
243(1)
His Habits in Daily Life
244(1)
His Studies and Educational Ambitions
245(1)
His Devotion to the Church
246(1)
ERMOLDUS NIGELLUS
In Honor of Louis the Pious
247(9)
The Siege of Barcelona
249(7)
HRABANUS MAURUS
Poems
256(4)
A Prayer
257(1)
To A Friend
258(1)
To Samuel
258(2)
WALAHFRID STRABO
On Horticulture
260(4)
The Persistence of the Gardener
261(1)
Lilies
262(2)
JOHN SCOTTUS ERIUGENA
On the Division of Nature
264(7)
On the Division of Nature
266(1)
An Elusive Category
267(4)
DHUODA
Manual for My Son
271(9)
An Opening Acrostic
273(3)
The Prologue to the Manual
276(1)
The Preface to the Manual
277(1)
On Loving God
278(2)
SEDULIUS SCOTTUS
On Christian Leadership; To Bishop Hartgar; To Bishop Franco
280(13)
How to Be a Just Judge
281(1)
To Bishop Hartgar
282(2)
On the Coming of Bishop Franco
284(9)
PART FOUR, 900-1100 THE RISE OF MEDIEVAL LATIN 293(134)
Introduction 293(7)
NOTKER BALBULUS
Sequence for Saint Laurence; Martyrology for Saint Laurence
300(10)
A Sequence for Saint Laurence
302(2)
The Story of the Martyrdom of Saint Laurence
304(6)
GERALD
The Poem on Walter
310(9)
Walter and Hildegund Come to An Understanding
312(3)
Attila Discovers the Flight of the Hostages
315(1)
Walter Defeats His Opponents
316(1)
The Battle Continues
317(2)
LIUTPRAND OF CREMONA
Antapodosis; Mission to Constantinople
319(20)
A Joking Emperor and a Shrewd Soldier
321(3)
The Death of Conrad I
324(1)
The Assassination of King Berengarius I
325(2)
Emperor Romanus I and the Palace at Constantinople
327(1)
Liutprand Is Received in Constantinople as an Envoy of Berengar II
328(1)
Liutprand's Reception in Constantinople
329(4)
Shoddy Imperialism
333(2)
Some Prophecies and Their Interpretations
335(2)
Liutprand's Farewell to Constantinople
337(2)
WIDUKIND OF CORVEY
The History of the Saxons
339(4)
A Brave Saxon Leads His Countrymen to Victory
340(1)
Shrewd Methods of Petty Warfare
341(1)
A Fire Test Convinces the Danes
342(1)
RICHER OF ST. REMY
The History of France
343(9)
Verdun in the Tenth Century
344(2)
A Hard Journey in Pursuit of Learning
346(6)
HROTSVITA OF GANDERSHEIM
Dulcitius
352(14)
Dulcitius
354(12)
MEDIEVAL LATIN RELIGIOUS DRAMA
A Mystery Play on the Resurrection; A Miracle Play on Saint Nicholas
366(11)
A Mystery Play on the Resurrection
368(5)
A Miracle Play on Saint Nicholas
373(4)
EKKEHARD IV OF ST. GALL
The History of St. Gall
377(14)
Three Friends and a Telltale
379(4)
Notker's Encounter With the Devil
383(2)
Heribald and the Hungarian Invasion
385(4)
The Duchess Hadwig at Her Morning Lesson with Ekkehard
389(2)
ADAM OF BREMEN
A Description of the Islands of the North
391(7)
The Norsemen Discover America
393(5)
THE CAMBRIDGE SONGS
398(16)
Carmen 10: The Nightingale
400(2)
Carmen 11: The Otto Melody
402(2)
Carmen 15: A Clever Liar
404(1)
Carmen 17: Lament for the Death of Henry II (1024 C.E.)
405(2)
Carmen 23: A Song for Summer
407(1)
Carmen 24: The Bishop and the Braggart
408(1)
Carmen 35: The Priest and the Wolf
409(1)
Carmen 42: The Lazy Abbot
410(4)
PETER DAMIAN
Poem on the Joy of Paradise
414(13)
The Joy of Paradise
416(11)
PART FIVE, 1100-1350 VARIETIES OF MEDIEVAL LATIN 427(244)
Introduction 427(5)
SAINT ANSELM
The Prayer to the Virgin Mary
432(5)
To Mary, When the Mind Is Troubled by Fear
434(3)
GREGORY VII
A Letter to Emperor Henry IV
437(9)
A Letter to Emperor Henry IV: 8 January 1076
439(7)
THE ALEXANDER ROMANCES
446(14)
Selections from the Life of Alexander the Great
448(7)
Alexander in India
455(5)
RAYMOND OF AGUILERS
The History of the Franks Who Captured Jerusalem
460(13)
The Discovery of the Holy Spear
462(7)
The Virtue of the Holy Spear
469(4)
WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY
The Deeds of the Kings of England
473(5)
The Magnanimity of William Rufus
474(1)
Other Examples of the King's Magnanimity
474(4)
FULCHER OF CHARTRES
A History of the Expedition to Jerusalem
478(11)
The Crusaders Capture Jerusalem
480(9)
PETER ABELARD
The History of My Misfortunes; Hymn for Vespers; Lament of Dinah
489(15)
The History of My Misfortunes
492(7)
Hymn for Vespers on the Sabbath
499(1)
Lament of Dinah
500(4)
HELOISE
Letter to Abelard
504(10)
Letter to Abelard
506(8)
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH
The History of the Kings of Britain
514(7)
The Beginning of "Waesseil" in England
517(1)
The Coronation of King Arthur
518(2)
The Coronation Games and Sports
520(1)
ADAM OF ST. VICTOR
Sequences on Christ
521(7)
Sequence on the Resurrection of the Lord
523(2)
Sequence on the Ascension of the Lord
525(3)
NIVARDUS
Ysengrimus
528(10)
Reynard Takes Ysengrimus Fishing
530(8)
BERNARDUS SILVESTRIS
The Cosmography
538(6)
An Aspect of the Cosmos
540(2)
An Aspect of Creation
542(2)
BERNARD OF MORLAS
The Contempt of the World
544(10)
This Fleeting World, The Judgment, Heaven, Hell, Warnings, and Exhorations
545(9)
BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX
The Steps of Humility: Advice to Pope Eugenius
554(12)
The Steps of Humility: The Rapture of Saint Paul
556(2)
Advice to Pope Eugenius
558(8)
THE ARCHPOET
Confession
566(6)
A Goliardic Confession
568(4)
HILDEGARD OF BINGEN
Know the Way; The Symphony of Harmony of Celestial Revelations
572(14)
Carmen 2
575(1)
Carmen 3
575(1)
Carmen 4
575(1)
Carmen 5
576(1)
Carmen 7
576(1)
Carmen 10
576(1)
Carmen 11
577(1)
Carmen 12
577(1)
Carmen 17
577(1)
Carmen 19
578(1)
Carmen 21
579(1)
Carmen 23
580(1)
Carmen 64
581(2)
The Seventh Vision of the Second Part
583(3)
THE SONGS OF BEUERN
586(16)
Carmen 17
590(1)
Carmen 24
591(1)
Carmen 51a
591(1)
Carmen 62
592(2)
Carmen 72
594(2)
Carmen 118
596(1)
Carmen 130
597(1)
Carmen 174
598(1)
Carmen 186
598(4)
ALAN OF LILLE
The Lament of Nature; Against Claudian
602(12)
The Lament of Nature
604(3)
Against Claudian
607(7)
NIGEL WHITEACRE
The Mirror of Fools
614(7)
Burnellus Arrives in Paris and Joins the University
616(2)
Burnellus Bemoans His Inability to Learn
618(3)
JOHN OF HAUVILLE
The Arch Weeper
621(11)
The Power of Nature
623(1)
A Description of the Girl
624(1)
The Wretched Life of the Scholar
625(2)
The Mount of Ambition
627(1)
Plato's Oration on Envy
628(1)
Boethius' Oration on the Harshness of Rulers
629(1)
Nature's Speech on the Universe
630(2)
WALTER OF CHATILLON
The Alexandreis
632(5)
The Alexandreis
633(4)
WALTER MAP
The Courtiers' Trifles
637(7)
A Faithful Knight Templar
639(1)
Royal Ways and Royal Sayings
639(5)
MATTHEW PARIS
The Major Chronicle
644(8)
A Riot at Oxford
646(3)
The Aftermath of the Riot
649(1)
The King Speaks Harshly to Leicester
650(2)
SAINT BONAVENTURE
Commentary on the Gospel of Luke; The Life of Saint Francis of Assisi
652(10)
Commentary on Luke 19.28
655(1)
The Life of Saint Francis
656(6)
ROGER BACON
The Greater Work
662(9)
The Four Grounds of Error
664(1)
The Importance of Language Study
665(6)
Index 671

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