The Cambridge Anthology of British Medieval Latin 2 Volume Hardback Set

Carolinne White was a member of the Faculty of Classics at the University of Oxford. She collaborated on the Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources, completed in 2013, is the author of Christian Ideas of Friendship in the Fourth Century (1992) and has translated Early Christian Lives (1997), The Rule of Benedict (2007) and Lives of Roman Christian Women (2010) for Penguin Classics. Catherine Conybeare is Leslie Clark Professor in the Humanities at Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania. She is an authority on the Latin texts of late antiquity, and is the author of five books, most recently Augustine the African (2024). She is also the editor of a new series for Cambridge University Press, Cultures of Latin.

Felix, The Life of Guthlac; I. 21 The Letters of Boniface's circle: letter from Eangyth to Boniface (14); Leoba to Boniface (29); Boniface to bishop Ecgberht of York (75); Æthelberht II of Kent to Boniface (105); Berhtgyth to her brother (147); I. 22 Æthelbald of Mercia: charter to abbess Eadburg, BACS 4 (St.Augustine's, Canterbury) no. 51; I. 23 Willibald of Mainz, The Life of Boniface; I. 24 Hugeburc of Heidenheim, The Life of Willibald of Eichstätt; I. 25 Alchfrith, Prayer to the Virgin Mary; I. 26 Alcuin, The Life of Willibrord (prose and verse); I. 27 Alcuin, On grammar; I. 28 The coming of the Vikings and the destruction of Lindisfarne (793): Alcuin, Letter 16 to the king of Northumbria; Symeon of Durham; Libellus de exordio; Ninth Century; I. 29 Æthelwulf: Poem on the abbots of his monastery; I. 30 Historia Brittonum: the History of the British; I. 31 A late ninth-century charter, BACS 18 (Christ Church, Canterbury) no. 93; I. 32 Asser, On the deeds of Alfred; Tenth Century; I. 33 A tenth-century charter, BACS 6 (Selsey) no. 16; I. 34 Regularis Concordia; I. 35 Literary texts associated with St. Swithun: Lantfred, The translation and miracles of St. Swithun; Wulfstan of Winchester, A metrical account of St. Swithun; A sequence on Swithun and Birinus (Anon.); I. 36 Æthelweard, Chronicle; I. 37 A treaty between Æthelred the Unready and the Viking leader; I. 38 Ælfric, Preface to the first book of Catholic Homilies; I. 39 Ælfric, Educational writings: Grammar; Glossary; Colloquy; Ælfric Bata, Colloquy; I. 40 Saints' Lives from around the millennium; I. 41 Three accounts of King Alfred and the cakes: First Life of St. Neot; Annals of St. Neot; the Chronicle attributed to John of Wallingford; I. 42 In praise of Queen Emma;Volume 2. 1066-1500; Introduction; II. 1 The Battle of Hastings and its aftermath: the Bayeux Tapestry; William of Malmesbury, History of the kings of England; Orderic Vitalis, Ecclesiastical History; II. 2 Charters of William the Conqueror; II. 3 Goscelin of Canterbury, the Book of Consolation; II. 4 Domesday Book: Henry of Huntingdon, History of the English; Richard FitzNigel, The Dialogue of the Exchequer; Domesday Book; II. 5 The Life of St. Swithun: Anonymous (prose); Anonymous (verse); II. 6 The Life of St. Birinus: Anonymous (prose); Henry of Avranches (verse); II. 7 Anselm of Canterbury: Letter to his friend Gundulf; Proslogion; Twelfth Century; II. 8 Eadmer, The Life of St. Anselm; II. 9 Sæwulf: a pilgrimage to Jerusalem; II. 10 Twelfth-century law codes: Quadripartitus and the Laws of Henry I; II. 11 Historiography of the early twelfth century: the disaster of the White Ship as recounted by Eadmer, William of Malmesbury, Orderic Vitalis, Symeon of Durham, Hugh the Chanter and Henry of Huntingdon; II. 12 Geoffrey of Monmouth: History of the kings of Britain; II. 13 Two twelfth-century Lives of St. Frideswide; II. 14 Ælred of Rievaulx: Letter regarding the nun of Watton; II. 15 William Fitzstephen: a description of London; II. 16 Thomas Becket: Correspondence between Thomas Becket and the Empress Matilda; Edward Grim and William Fitzstephen give accounts of Becket's murder; II. 17 Glanvill: On the laws and customs of the kingdom of England; II. 18 Richard of Devizes: Chronicle of the reign of Richard I; II. 19 Walter Map, Courtiers' trifles; II. 20 Hugh Nonant: Letter on the downfall of Chancellor William de Longchamp; Thirteenth Century; II. 21 Gerald of Wales: An account of Gerald's achievements; The Jewel of the Church; II. 22 Jocelin of Brakelond, Chronicle of the deeds of Abbot Samson; II. 23 Medical texts: Adelard of Bath, Questions on Natural Science; the Salernitan Questions; II. 24 Matthew Paris's Chronica Majora: King John offers his kingdom to the Caliph of Morocco; II. 25 Magna Carta; II. 26 Roger of Montbegon: a life in administrative documents; II. 27 Edmund of Abingdon: Specul