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Medieval rhetoric and poetic to 1400

Note 9 — Chapter IV · POETIC, OLD AND NEW (FIFTH TO SEVENTH CENTURIES)

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Aurelius Prudentius Clemens, Spaniard, 348-about 410; prepared a complete edition of his works 405. Often cited in the middle age, his works were printed in the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries, and have been studied often since. Lanfranchi reëdited the Bodoni edition in 1894 (Turin, second ed., 1904).

See, besides Manitius, Boissier, Monceaux, and Glover: Puech, Prudence, étude sur la poésie latine chrétienne, Paris, 1888; Lease, A syntactic, stylistic, and metrical study of P., Baltimore, 1895; Maigret, Le poète chrétien P., Paris, 1903; Ermini (F.), Peristephànon, studi Prudenziani, Rome, 1914; Bergman, Aulus Prudentius Clemens, der grösste christliche Dichter des Alterthums, Dorpat, 1921-1924.

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