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# Transtextual Networks

Transtextual Networks in the European Middle Ages: A Digital Corpus of the Trojan Narrative in Latin Manuscripts

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://www.transtextual.net/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Blog & News](https://www.transtextual.net/blog-and-news/)
- [Earliest Manuscripts of Dares of Phrygia](https://www.transtextual.net/blog/earliest-manuscripts-of-dares-of-phrygia/) - Among the late antique narratives of the Trojan War, Dares of Phrygia’s De excidio Troiae historia [‘The History of the Destruction of Troy’] was undoubtedly the most influential and popular work throughout the Latin Middle Ages and beyond.

## Pages

- [Front](https://www.transtextual.net/) - Welcome to Transtextual Networks! This space is intended as an open access resource that is primarily focused on manuscripts that contain three late antique accounts of the Trojan War: the Ephemeridos belli Troiani [‘The Diary of the Trojan War’] attributed to Dictys of Crete, the De excidio Troiae historia [‘The History of the Destruction of Troy’] attributed to Dares
- [Contact](https://www.transtextual.net/contact/) - The “Transtextual Networks” website is created and maintained by Dr N. Kıvılcım Yavuz, Lecturer in Medieval Studies and Digital Humanities at the University of Leeds. For more information about me visit my personal website, and feel free to get in touch with any questions and comments by filling out the form below.
- [Publications & Presentations](https://www.transtextual.net/publications-and-presentations/) - Below is a list of the outcomes of the “Transtextual Networks” project in the form of publications and presentations. There will be updates as new papers are presented and articles in-progress are published. Articles and Book Chapters N. Kıvılcım Yavuz. “From Caesar to Charlemagne: The Tradition of Trojan Origins.” The Medieval History Journal: Special issue
- [Witnesses to the Historia regum Britanniae](https://www.transtextual.net/search-historia-regum-britanniae/) - Witnesses to the Historia regum Britanniae
- [Manuscripts](https://www.transtextual.net/manuscripts/) - The following is a catalogue of manuscripts that contain three late antique accounts of the Trojan War in Latin: the Ephemeridos belli Troiani [‘The Diary of the Trojan War’] attributed to Dictys of Crete, the De excidio Troiae historia [‘The History of the Destruction of Troy’] attributed to Dares of Phrygia, the anonymous Excidium Troie [‘The Destruction of Troy’]. At the
- [Lost Manuscripts](https://www.transtextual.net/manuscripts/lost-manuscripts/) - Lost Manuscripts This is a working list of manuscripts, which seem to have contained one or more of the late antique accounts of the Trojan War in Latin and which are now misplaced or destroyed. Further details will be added in due time. In the following cases, either the part that contained the witness to
- [Index of Works](https://www.transtextual.net/indices/index-of-works/) - Index of Works At the moment, the index of works is a work in progress as some catalogue records are incomplete. See: manuscript catalogue. A Ab urbe condita B Breviarium rerum gestarum populi Romani C Collatio Alexandri cum Dindimo per litteras facta D De excidio Troiae historia De gestis Britonum (see Historia regum Britanniae) De
- [Geoffrey of Monmouth](https://www.transtextual.net/authors/geoffrey-of-monmouth/) - Geoffrey of Monmouth (Galfridus Monemutensis) Bishop of St. Asaph, 1100?-1154 VIAF ID: 89028232 Associated Works: Historia regum Britanniae (De gestis Britonum)
- [About](https://www.transtextual.net/about/) - The “Transtextual Networks” project is primarily concerned with the manuscripts that contain three late antique accounts of the Trojan War: the Ephemeridos belli Troiani, the De excidio Troiae historia, the Excidium Troie.
- [Works](https://www.transtextual.net/works/) - The “Transtextual Networks” project is primarily concerned with the manuscripts that contain three late antique accounts of the Trojan War: the Ephemeridos belli Troiani, the De excidio Troiae historia, the Excidium Troie.
- [Bibliography of Modern Editions and Translations](https://www.transtextual.net/works/bibliography-editions-and-translations/) - This bibliography brings together modern editions and translations of three works: the Ephemeridos belli Troiani attributed to Dictys of Crete, the De excidio Troiae historia attributed to Dares of Phrygia, and the anonymous Excidium Troie. The publications are listed in chronological order. This bibliography is a work in progress; if you know of any other sources, please get in touch. Late
- [Ephemeridos belli Troiani](https://www.transtextual.net/search-ephemeridos-belli-troiani/)
- [De excidio Troiae historia](https://www.transtextual.net/search-de-excidio-troiae-historia/)
- [Excidium Troie](https://www.transtextual.net/search-excidium-troie/)
- [Cataloguing Principles](https://www.transtextual.net/manuscripts/cataloguing-principles/) - Cataloguing Principles The manuscript catalogue provides data on all the manuscripts I was able to find that contain the three late antique accounts of the Trojan War: the Ephemeridos belli Troiani attributed to Dictys of Crete, the De excidio Troiae historia attributed to Dares of Phrygia, and the anonymous Excidium Troie. In addition to the witnesses to the full texts
- [Visualisations](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/) - Below are a series of visualisations that showcase the different ways of reading the data collected as part of the "Transtextual Networks" project. All the visualisations are interactive and open access, and the data used to create them are also available as part of the visualisations.
- [Network of Witnesses](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/charts/network-of-witnesses/) - Network of Witnesses See the manuscript catalogue. https://graphcommons.com/graphs/b0695e2f-5477-4360-aae3-c10aee9b89fc
- [Distribution of Witnesses According to Centuries](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/charts/witnesses-by-centuries/) - Distribution of Witnesses According to Centuries See the full list of manuscripts by centuries.
- [Authors](https://www.transtextual.net/indices/index-of-authors/)
- [Index of Authors](https://www.transtextual.net/indices/index-of-authors/) - Index of Authors At the moment, the index of authors is a work in progress as some catalogue records are incomplete. See: manuscript catalogue. A Ademar of Chabannes B Basil of Caesarea Bede C Cicero D Dares of Phrygia Dictys of Crete Dudo of Saint-Quentin E Einhard F Festus Florus Frechulf of Lisieux G
- [Leonardo Bruni](https://www.transtextual.net/authors/leonardo-bruni/) - Leonardo Bruni 1369-1444 VIAF ID: 95283478 Associated Works: De legendis libris gentilium De vita tirannica
- [Basil of Caesarea ](https://www.transtextual.net/authors/basil-of-caesarea/) - Basil of Caesarea Saint, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 329-379 VIAF ID: 88967224 Associated Works: De legendis libris gentilium
- [Dictys of Crete](https://www.transtextual.net/authors/dictys-of-crete/) - Dictys of Crete, Dictys Cretensis
- [Witnesses to the De excidio Troiae historia](https://www.transtextual.net/search-de-excidio-troiae-historia/) - Witnesses to the De excidio Troiae historia
- [Dares of Phrygia](https://www.transtextual.net/authors/dares-of-phrygia/) - Dares of Phrygia, Dares Phrygius
- [Witnesses to the Historia de origine Francorum](https://www.transtextual.net/search-historia-de-origine-francorum/) - Witnesses to the Historia de origine Francorum Among the late antique narratives of the Trojan War, Dares of Phrygia's De excidio Troiae historia [‘The History of the Destruction of Troy’] was undoubtedly the most influential and popular work throughout the Latin Middle Ages and beyond. The majority of the early medieval manuscripts in which we find witnesses
- [Indices](https://www.transtextual.net/indices/) - The following are work-in-progress indices for authors and works found in the manuscripts catalogued. More detailed indices will be available in the future as catalogue records are populated. Index of Authors Index of Works
- [Distribution of Manuscripts According to Repositories](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/maps/manuscripts-by-repositories/) - Distribution of Manuscripts According to Repositories
- [Digitised Manuscripts](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/charts/digitised-manuscripts/) - Digital Facsimiles Available Online See the full list of manuscripts that are available online.
- [Advanced Search](https://www.transtextual.net/search/) - Search options are currently limited to the details of the shelfmarks of manuscripts. A more advanced search function will be available in the future as catalogue records are populated. In the mean time, check out the "Quick Links." You can search with one or more criteria. Wildcards and use of asterisk (*) are supported and
- [Digitised manuscripts](https://www.transtextual.net/search-digitised-manuscripts/) - Manuscripts with an Online Facsimile
- [Suggest a New Manuscript](https://www.transtextual.net/suggest/) - If you know of a manuscript that contains any of the late antique Troy narratives (Ephemeridos belli Troiani by Dictys of Crete, De excidio Troiae historia by Dares of Phrygia, and the anonymous Excidium Troie) that is not included in the Manuscript Catalogue please fill out the form below and let me know. If you have more information on
- [Results](https://www.transtextual.net/search-results/)
- [Witnesses to the Excidium Troie](https://www.transtextual.net/search-excidium-troie/) - Witnesses to the Excidium Troie
- [Witnesses to the Ephemeridos belli Troiani](https://www.transtextual.net/search-ephemeridos-belli-troiani/) - Witnesses to the Ephemeridos belli Troiani
- [Charts](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/charts/)
- [Manuscripts by Centuries](https://www.transtextual.net/search-manuscripts-by-centuries/) - Manuscripts by Centuries Eighth century Ninth century Tenth Century Eleventh Century Twelfth Century Thirteenth Century Fourteenth Century Fifteenth Century Sixteenth Century Seventeenth Century and After
- [Maps](https://www.transtextual.net/visualisations/maps/)
- [Catalogue Record](https://www.transtextual.net/manuscripts/catalogue/)

## Categories

- [Manuscripts](https://www.transtextual.net/blog/category/manuscripts/)
- [Research](https://www.transtextual.net/blog/category/research/)
- [Forthcoming](https://www.transtextual.net/blog/category/forthcoming/)

## Tags

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