Virgil in Medieval England: Figuring the Aeneid from the Twelfth Century to Chaucer.

John Block Friedman · Christopher Baswell

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Introduction: manuscripts and their contexts 1. Auctor to Auctoritas: modes of access to Virgil in medieval England 2. Pedagogical exegesis of Virgil in medieval England: Oxford All Souls College 82 3. Spiritual allegory, platonising cosmology, and the Boethian Aeneid in medieval England: Cambridge, Peterhouse College, 158 4. Moral allegory and the Aeneid in the time of Chaucer: London, BL Additional 27304 5. The romance Aeneid 6. Writing the reading of Virgil: Chaucerian authorities in the House of Fame and the Legend of Good Women Conclusion Apendices Notes Bibliography, Indexes.

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