Publisher's Synopsis
Ekkehardi Primi Waltharius is a medieval Latin epic poem attributed to Ekkehard I, a monk of Saint Gall. Dating back to the 10th century, the poem recounts the heroic story of Walther of Aquitaine.
The epic narrates Walther's flight from the Hunnish court, his battles, and his ultimate triumph. Written in hexameter verse, the poem is a significant example of medieval Latin literature, showcasing classical influences adapted to a medieval context. Ekkehardi Primi Waltharius offers valuable insights into the cultural and literary landscape of the early Middle Ages, continuing to be studied for its historical and literary importance.
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