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June 20, 2026Interfaces A Journal of Medieval European LiteraturesOpen Access

Guides to the Holy Land: Geographical and Textual Scales

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MGMassimiliano GaggeroUniversity of Turin

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This article analyzes textual adaptations of Medieval guides, revealing complexities in philological scales of texts.

Key Points

  • The aim is to investigate the issues surrounding the study of Medieval guides to the Holy Land, particularly through their Latin and adapted texts.
  • Examined a group of small Latin texts and their adaptations in French and Italian.
  • Created a corpus of related texts to understand the development of traditions.
  • Analyzed the manuscript corpus to assess compilation and repurposing in the Rothelin Continuation.
  • Uncovered relationships among texts indicating organizational complexity.
  • Highlighted the spectrum of scribal variation to authorial creation.
  • Provided insights into the challenges of compiling Medieval texts.

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Massimiliano Gaggero (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a362e1edb0793dc1a535fe2https://doi.org/10.54103/interfaces-13-03
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