This edition of John Lydgate's classic poem, Horse, Goose, and Sheep, is a must-read for scholars of medieval literature. Originally written in the late fourteenth century, the poem tells the story of three animals who set out on a pilgrimage to find the heart of the universe. In this edition, editor M. Degenhart provides a comprehensive introduction and detailed commentary on the text, as well as a modern German translation for readers who are not familiar with Middle English. A must-have for any serious student of medieval literature.
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