Clericus in Speculo

Studien zur lateinischen Verssatire des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts und Erstedition des “Speculum prelatorum”

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Funny, witty and biting medieval Latin satire, flourishing in the 12th and 13th centuries, is not as famous as its Roman predecessor. The first part of this book therefore examines and evaluates four almost unknown satirical poems of considerable length, which dealt with the vices of the clergy in this period.
The second part of this book presents one of these entertaining texts for the first time in a critical edition. The "Speculum prelatorum" demonstrates in an exemplary way the sophistication, erudition and the literary skills, which are typical of Latin satirical writers.

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Elisabeth Stein is Professor of Latin Philology at Wuppertal University and has published on medieval Latin literature.
'This thorough and careful book breaks new ground in the study of anticlerical verse and adds significantly to our store of medieval Latin satire.'
Martha Bayless, Speculum, April 2004.
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Teil I
1. Einleitung
2. Mittellateinische Satire in der Forschungdiskussion
3. Auswahl und Kurzcharakteristik der behandelten Werke
4. Untersuchung der Texte


Teil II Speculum Prelatorum- Erstedition des Lateinischen Textes
1. Einleitung
2. Speculum prelatorum

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Indices
All those interested in medieval culture and literature, the Fortleben of classical antiquity, satire as literary genre, as well as classical philologists, theologians and historians.
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