Virgil in Medieval England

Explore the profound influence of Virgil's Aeneid on medieval culture in the insightful study "Virgil in Medieval England" by Cambridge University Press, published in 1995. Spanning 460 pages, this hardback edition meticulously investigates how this ancient text affected medieval literature through critical manuscript annotations and its adaptations in vernacular forms, including notable works like the Roman d'Eneas and Chaucer's House of Fame. Discover how Virgil's timeless themes resonated throughout the ages and shaped literary traditions in England. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval literature, this book offers a captivating examination of the interplay between a classical masterpiece and its enduring legacy during medieval times.