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I will analyse the representation of the Trojan legend and competing Scottish origin myth in each text in turn, assessing the impact of the historical context within which they were composed and the way in which the representation of each legend changed over time.
First full-length treatment of the Trojan legend in medieval Scottish literature, showing the various uses for, and the ways in, which it was deployed. The Trojan legend became hot property during the Anglo-Scots Wars of Independence.
Embark on a journey through the mythology, landscapes and history of Scotland via our interactive Stories Map! Each pin represents a location that we have explored in our episodes, so click on a pin, listen to the corresponding episode, and let the Stories of Scotland come alive!
7 paź 2024 · Whether or not you believe in Scottish myths, the landscapes and historical sites of Scotland are bewitching to behold. You could delve deeper into Scottish mythology on a trip personalised to your interests. Explore on a small group tour, with a private guide, or on your own self-drive adventure.
20 wrz 2019 · The outcome of Hardyng’s mission was a chronicle in Middle English verse, completed in 1457. It extended from the mythical foundations of Britain to 1437, and included a detailed map of southern and northern Scotland. There had been other maps which included Scotland, but Hardyng’s were unique.
Through a detailed analysis of a range of Older Scots textsfrom c. 1375 to c. 1513, notably The Scottish Troy Book, Henryson's Testament of Cresseid, and Douglas' Eneados, it provides the first comprehensive assessment of the Scottish response to the Trojan legend.
