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Chapter 4
Germany and Austria

 | Princeton University
Published online: 2 July 2024
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https://doi.org/10.1075/chlel.34.04mai
Abstract
This chapter deals with the Medieval Latin language and literature in modern-day Germany and Austria. The first part focuses on the development of the Latin language and literature in those places, while the second part offers a survey of texts relevant from a literary and cultural perspective, which are arranged by genre and discussed in the context of Medieval Latin literary history more generally.
Article outline
  • Chronological overview
  • Generic synopsis
    • Sacred lyric
    • Secular lyric
      • Satirical poems
    • Epic poetry
    • Didactic poetry
    • Spiritual and secular drama
      • Elegiac comedies
    • Spiritual prose and verse
      • Visionary literature
      • Exempla
    • Historiography
      • Chronicles and annals
    • Biography
      • Lives of saints, bishops, and abbots
      • Secular biography and autobiography
    • Pamphlet literature
    • Travel literature
    • Philosophy, science, and mysticism
    • Translations
  • Editorial note
  • Notes
  • Abbreviations
  • References
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