Cursor Mundi: Lines 19267-29555 Of The Text, With Six Additions And Four Appendices, Including "the Book Of Penance," And "cato's Morals" (incomplete) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247818917)

This volume presents lines 19267-29555 of the Middle English poem "Cursor Mundi," accompanied by six additions and four appendices. Included are "The Book of Penance" and an incomplete version of "Cato's Morals" from the Fairfax Manuscript 14. A glossary by Dr. Max Kaluza enhances the text's accessibility. "Cursor Mundi," a significant work of medieval literature, offers invaluable insights into the religious, historical, and linguistic landscape of its time. This edition, meticulously compiled and edited, serves as an essential resource for scholars and students of Middle English language and literature, as well as those interested in medieval religious texts and cultural history. Its detailed appendices and glossary further enrich its scholarly value.

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