Published posthumously, Cary's study on the perception of Alexander the Great in the Middle Ages, was edited by D. J. A. Ross.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Illustrations Authors Acknowledgements Abbreviations General Introduction Part I. A Brief Survey of the Sources for Medieval Knowledge of Alexander the Great and of their Principal Medieval Derivatives: 1. The primary sources of medieval knowledge of Alexander the Great 2. The principal medieval derivatives of psuedocallisthenes 3. The principal medieval texts derived from historical sources 4. The principal Latin chronicle accounts of Alexander Part II. The Medieval Conception of Alexander the Great: Introduction 1. The conception of Alexander in moralists to the fourteenth century, with a prospect of the opinion of later writers 2. The conception of Alexander in theologians and mystics 3. The conception of Alexander in the books of 'exempla' and in preachers 4. The conception of Alexander in secular writers to the fourteenth century, with a prospect of the opinion of later writers 5. The late medieval conception of Alexander in England, France and Germany 6. The conception of Alexander in late medieval and renaissance Italy 7. Summary conclusion Notes Appendices Bibliography Index.
Illustrations Authors Acknowledgements Abbreviations General Introduction Part I. A Brief Survey of the Sources for Medieval Knowledge of Alexander the Great and of their Principal Medieval Derivatives: 1. The primary sources of medieval knowledge of Alexander the Great 2. The principal medieval derivatives of psuedocallisthenes 3. The principal medieval texts derived from historical sources 4. The principal Latin chronicle accounts of Alexander Part II. The Medieval Conception of Alexander the Great: Introduction 1. The conception of Alexander in moralists to the fourteenth century, with a prospect of the opinion of later writers 2. The conception of Alexander in theologians and mystics 3. The conception of Alexander in the books of 'exempla' and in preachers 4. The conception of Alexander in secular writers to the fourteenth century, with a prospect of the opinion of later writers 5. The late medieval conception of Alexander in England, France and Germany 6. The conception of Alexander in late medieval and renaissance Italy 7. Summary conclusion Notes Appendices Bibliography Index.
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