Works By Individual Poets: Classical, Early & Medieval
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There were 9 books found.
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Add to BasketApollos Of The North: The Selected Poems Of George Buchanan And Arthur Johnston - - Paperback
£14.99
Published to coincide with the quincentenary of Buchanan's birth in 2006, this book presents a selection of his work, translated and accompanied by the work of Arthur Johnston, a great admirer and contemporary of Buchanan's, and a fellow Scot. -
Add to BasketGilgamesh - - Paperback
£9.95
Edwin Morgan's new version of the Sumerian epic of 'Gilgamesh' brings this ancient epic into the 21st century, instilling it with wit, poignancy and an admirable command of contemporary Scottish speech. -
Add to BasketOssian And Ossianism - - Hardback
£475.00
Many of the most important documents of the Ossian phenomenon have hitherto only been accessible in a handful of British research libraries. This collection brings these documents to a wider audience. -
Add to BasketThe Poems Of Robert Henryson - - Paperback
£4.50
The Scotnotes booklets are a series of study guides to major Scottish writers and literary texts aimed at senior pupils in secondary schools and students in tertiary education. The author of each booklet is an authority on the writer or text as well as having experience in teaching at the relevant levels. -
Add to BasketThe Poems Of William Dunbar - - Hardback
£30.00
Priscilla Bawcutt's edition of the poems of William Dunbar, the 16th century Scots poet, contains freshly established texts of every poem as well as a full introduction, a listing of textual variants in the early manuscripts, notes, a glossary and a list of sources. -
Add to BasketThe Ruba'iyat Of Omar Khayyam In Scots - - Paperback
£8.99
Transformed into Lowland Scots, Rab Wilson's version of the 'Ruba'iyat' changes the backdrop from medieval Persia to modern urban Scotland, where a teeming underclass tell of their regrets, joys and hopes, and realise that essentially nothing has changed since the 'Ruba'iyat' was first written. -
Add to BasketSelected Poems - - Paperback
£8.99
Robert Henryson is one of the most powerful and individual voices in Scottish poetry of the Middle Ages. -
Add to BasketSelected Poems - - Hardback
£25.00
In the late 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, a literate Scots household was likely to own two books - the Bible and the poems of Sir David Lyndsay. This volume aims to introduce the poems to new readers as well as to specialists. -
Add to BasketThe Wallace - - Paperback
£14.99
Looking back to the days of Bruce and the war of independence, Blind Harry's poem is not an aristocratic tale of chivalry and nobility, but a vivid account of the vagaries of war and the brutal realities of battle, wounding and betrayal, all seen from the point of view of the troops in the field.








