Bladud of Bath: The Archaeology of a Legend

John Clark

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Prenant l'exemple de « History of the kings of Britain » de Geoffrey of Mommouth et de la legende du roi Bladud du XII e siecle qui aurait ete le fondateur de la ville de Bath (station thermale de Grande-Bretagne), l'A. montre comment des monuments (ici le Gorgoneion de Bath), validant des traditions existantes, (personnage fondateur d'une ville) peuvent aussi, par une mauvaise interpretation, en creer de nouvelles (la presence d'ailes sur la statue laisserait supposer une reference a l'aviation).

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1984The Place-Names of Roman Britain 1960Arthurian Literature in the Middle Ages 1907The Itinerary of John Leland in or about the years 1535-1543 1958The Gothic Image, Religious Art in France of the Thirteenth Century 1950The Legendary History of Britain 1961TRANSACTIONS OF THE LONDON AND MIDDLESEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 1998Geoffrey of Monmouth, History of the Kings of Britain 1951The Legendary History of Britain.

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