Table of Contents
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Front Matter
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Animal Imagery in the Drn and the Aeneid
Charles Saylor
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1 - 10
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Eutropius and Festus: Some Reflections on the Empire and Imperial Policy in A.D. 369/370
H. W. Bird
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11 - 22
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The Desire for God and the Love of Learning: A Sketch of Plato and Aristotle
Michael W. Strasser
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23 - 39
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Medea in Ovid's Metamorphoses and the Ovide Moralisé: Translation as Transmission
Joel N. Feimer
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40 - 55
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Women's Health Care and Trotula
Beryl Rowland
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56 - 70
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The Amatory Excerpts of Ovid in the Florilegium Gallicum: Evidence of the Knowledge of this Poet in the Twelfth Century
Sally A. Rackley
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71 - 112
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Mythography or Historiography? The Interpretation of Theban Myths in Late Mediaeval Literature
David Anderson
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113 - 139
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"This Litil Worde 'Is'": The Existential Metaphysics of the Cloud Author
Robert Myles
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140 - 168
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Structure and Pattern in Chaucer's Knight's Tale
Elizabeth Ashman Rowe
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169 - 186
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The Double Role of Criseyde in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde
Mary Joan Cook, RSM
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187 - 198
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Classical Invention in the York Trial Plays
Elza C. Tiner
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199 - 211
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The Heroic Profile of Bilbo Baggins
James L. Hodge
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212 - 221
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