Medieval Translators and Their Craft Karen Hagemann

Medieval Translators and Their Craft Karen HagemannAuthors treat the methods and reception of translators of vernacular to Latin and vernacular to vernacular, texts of a variety of genres and many different languages and periods. The collection will present a welcome offering of different scholarly approaches to the critical issue of medieval translators and their craft.

The resulting text provides fascinating and revealing insights for cultural and political historians

Based on extensive use of primary evidence

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