As the first study of the manuscripts and readership of the earliest surviving romance of Alexander the Great in England, this book discusses each codex and its unique text informed by current attitudes towards Alexander and examines his reception as a model of imperial authority or failure.
As the first study of the manuscripts and readership of the earliest surviving romance of Alexander the Great in England, this book discusses each codex and its unique text informed by current attitudes towards Alexander and examines his reception as a model of imperial authority or failure.
Charles Russell Stone is an assistant Vice Provost at the University of Nevada.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Reading and Reconstructing the Anglo-Norman Alexander 1 Alexander Romance in Twelfth-Century Europe 2 Alexander in Anglo-Norman England: The Latin Texts 3 The Roman de toute chevalerie: Sources, Influences, and Innovations 4 The Two Deaths of Alexander in Cambridge, Trinity College MS O. 9. 34 5 Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale MS 24364: Alexander, Chivalry, nd the Wars of Edward I 6 Moralizing Alexander in Durham Cathedral Library MS C.IV.27B 7 From Anglo-Norman to Middle English Alexander Romance Afterword: The Advent of the Continental Alexander Notes Works Cited Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Reading and Reconstructing the Anglo-Norman Alexander 1 Alexander Romance in Twelfth-Century Europe 2 Alexander in Anglo-Norman England: The Latin Texts 3 The Roman de toute chevalerie: Sources, Influences, and Innovations 4 The Two Deaths of Alexander in Cambridge, Trinity College MS O. 9. 34 5 Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale MS 24364: Alexander, Chivalry, nd the Wars of Edward I 6 Moralizing Alexander in Durham Cathedral Library MS C.IV.27B 7 From Anglo-Norman to Middle English Alexander Romance Afterword: The Advent of the Continental Alexander Notes Works Cited Index
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