Ecbasis cuiusdam captivi per tropologiam - Escape of a Certain Captive Told in a Figurative Manner: An Eleventh-Century Latin Beast Epic
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Translated by Edwin H. Zeydel. The oldest medieval beast epic was translated literally into English prose for the first time in this volume, with Latin on facing pages. The introduction and commentary by Zeydel familiarize the reader with the history and value of the text and constituted a new approach, arguing for the inclusion of Latin literature composed in what is now Germany in the history of German literature. PREFACE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1. The Importance of the 'Ecbasis'; its Contents 2. The Middle Latin Literature of Germany as German Literature 3. Manuscripts and Title 4. Date and Authorship 5. The Plot 6. A Critique of the Ecbasis 7. The Ecbasis as a Cento 8. Translations 9. Interpolation TEXT Latin English APPENDIX: The Fable "Aegrum fama fuit..." COMMENTARY
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