The Old English Version Of Partonopeus Of Blois: Edited For The First Time From Manuscripts In University College Library, And The Bodleian, At Oxford (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279579961)

This volume presents the first edited version of the Old English translation of "Partonopeus of Blois," a medieval romance, taken from manuscripts held in the University College Library and the Bodleian Library at Oxford. Edited by Rev. W. E. Buckley, this edition offers scholars and enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore the linguistic and literary nuances of this Old English rendition.

"The Old English Version Of Partonopeus Of Blois" provides invaluable insights into the transmission and adaptation of continental romances into the English language and literary tradition. The text is essential for anyone interested in medieval literature, Old English language studies, and the history of romance narratives. This carefully transcribed and edited version makes a significant contribution to the field, preserving and presenting a crucial piece of literary history.

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