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As the first woman and a prototype for her daughters, the significance of the figure of Eve is a well-established commonplace of literary and gender studies. However, despite frequent nods at Eve's importance and brief, broad sketches of the history of her representation, there has yet to be a sustained and detailed study of the ways in which Eve was represented in antiquity and the English Middle Ages. Flood attempts to remedy this gap in this wide-ranging and erudite study.