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by Michael Riccioli
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from authors translations edition poems well volume on readers merits introductory for

Mediaeval Latin Lyrics
by Helen Waddell
Four Courts 2008

Helen Waddell's classic of verse from Latin has been inspiring medievalists 85 years . The anthologized , which range in date the 1st to the 13th century , are by such as Boethius , Paulinus of Nola , Venantius Fortunatus and Alcuin , as as anonymous poets from the Carmina Burana . This features a new essay by John Scattergood the translations' and their reception by Waddell's first .