Medieval Mythography v. 2; From the School of Chartres to the Court at Avignon, 1177-1350

This second volume delves into the rich tapestry of medieval mythography, tracing the evolution of mythic thought from the renowned School of Chartres to the opulent Court at Avignon. It offers a captivating exploration of how myths were interpreted, retold, and reinvented during a transformative period in history. Through a careful examination of texts and historical context, readers are invited into a world where mythology intersects with philosophy, theology, and political power.

With a focus on key figures and the intellectual currents of the time, the work illuminates the ways in which medieval scholars grappled with classical traditions and infused them with contemporary significance. Chance's insightful commentary not only enhances understanding but also enriches the reader's appreciation of the enduring legacy of these narratives in shaping medieval culture and beyond.