Sur les traces de Darès le Phrygien dans l'Occident médiéval
Louis Faivre d’Arcier
This paper surveys the medieval dissemination of De Excidio Troiae, written by Pseudo-Dares Phrygius, in an attempt to identify some reasons for its success. The first section introduces this text, alleged eye-witness account Trojan War. In second part, history manuscript tradition is presented, paying attention places where text was copied. reception work can be divided into three stages: first, before Norman Conquest England, Dares diffused regions Carolingian Renaissance flourished. During 12th and 13th centuries, present mainly France England. late Middle Ages, Troiae criticized Italian humanists, but criticism did not prevent contemporary Italy Germany. allows us put forward a hypothesis: beyond inherent qualities, historia benefited from ambiguity status multi-layered stratification sources about
Troianalexandrina (Santiago de COmpostela)