y separately published work icon Songs of the Vagabond Scholars : Lyrics by Anonymous Wanderers Who Sheltered in Courts and Monasteries at the Time of the Black Death anthology   poetry  
Note: With literal translations by Randolph Stow and an introduction by John A. Scott; containing 14 original lithographs by Donald Friend.
Issue Details: First known date: 1982... 1982 Songs of the Vagabond Scholars : Lyrics by Anonymous Wanderers Who Sheltered in Courts and Monasteries at the Time of the Black Death
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Notes

  • All but two of the poems come from Carmina Burana, a manuscript of the most famous anthology of medieval lyrics which was found in the Hof-Bibliothek in Munich at the beginning of the 19th century. The original texts are in Latin or Middle High German.

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