Publisher's Synopsis
Gotifredi Viterbiensis Gesta Friderici I. Et Heinrici VI. Imperatorum Metrice Scripta is a Latin epic poem recounting the deeds of Emperor Frederick I and Emperor Henry VI. Written by Godfrey of Viterbo, this work provides a valuable historical perspective on the Holy Roman Empire during the medieval period. This edition, prepared for scholastic use, is based on the edition by Waitz from the Monumenta Germaniae Historica series. The poem offers insights into the political climate, imperial ambitions, and significant events of the 12th century through the lens of metrical verse. It is a crucial resource for students and scholars interested in medieval Latin literature and the history of the Holy Roman Empire.
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