Storia dell'epopea francese nel medio evo [per] Cristoforo Nyrop. Prima traduzione dall'originale danese di Egidio Gorra; con aggiunte e correzioni fornite dall'autore; con note del traduttore e una copiosa bibliografia (Paperback)

Storia dell'epopea francese nel medio evo by Kristoffer Nyrop, translated into Italian by Egidio Gorra, explores the rich history of French epic poetry during the Middle Ages. This edition includes additions and corrections provided by the author, along with notes from the translator and an extensive bibliography. The book delves into the characteristics, themes, and historical context of famous French epics, offering insights into their cultural significance and literary merit. It serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in medieval literature and the development of French epic traditions. This translation makes Nyrop's work accessible to an Italian-speaking audience, preserving its scholarly value for future generations.

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