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A podcast about medieval literature, Christianity, symbolism, and a bit of history all from a traditional Christian perspective. chroniclesofchirstendom.substack.com
Momcilo hosts Chronicles of Christendom, a history show with 24 episodes published.
We finish Chretien de Troyes’ romance today, this time we focus on the last section that focuses on Gawain. However I’m going to argue throughout that although Perceval may be absent as a character, the structure of Perc
We continue our story of Perceval and the grail, the medieval romance written by Chretien de Troyes. We learn some more lore about the grail and the bleeding lance, as well as spend some time with Gawain before we hear o
We take a look at the first part of Perceval, or the Story of the Grail. Written towards the end of the 12th century, Chretien de Troyes introduced for the first the notion of the grail as we understand it today. Althoug
Livistros and Rodamni is a mid 13th century Greek Romance written during the time of the Latin occupation of Constantinople. One of several Greek romance stories, in this narrative the Latin ruler Livistros learns to lov
In this podcast we look at the early 7th century text "On the Nature of Things" by St. Isidore of Seville. This work has been described as eclectic, since it combines both Christian and Pagan works on cosmology into a wh
We look at a beast epic from 13th century Netherlands about the sly fox, Reynaert. Written in Middle Dutch by a certain “Willem die Madocke maecte,” this Beast Epic offers a satirical view of the middle ages through talk
We go to Medieval Iceland today with the Ere-Dweller saga. This story tells about families in the Snæfellsnes peninsula, feuds, ghost hauntings, witches, trials, murders, arson, and the coming of Christianity into Icelan
We’re finally going to talk about Dante Alighieri. We won’t be covering the Divine Comedy, there’s a million people who’ve done that, but we’re going to cover a story he wrote in his earlier career where he first mention
Part 2! In this episode we finishing looking at Ulrich von Zatzikhoven’s Lanzelet. It’s an early German language Arthurian poem (c. 1200) centering on the figure of Lanzelet (AKA Lancelot), however it’s not the adulterou
In this episode we look at Ulrich von Zatzikhoven’s Lanzelet. It’s an early German language Arthurian poem (c. 1200) centering on the figure of Lanzelet (AKA Lancelot), however it’s not the adulterous Lancelot we’re most
Today we go to Bohemia, modern day Czechia, to look at two texts. The first is a German language text written in about 1401 by Johannes von Tepl (also known as von Saaz) called The Ploughman from Bohemia or sometimes kno
At the end of the 6th century Gregory the Great / Gregory the Dialogist wrote his 4 famous Dialogues during a very tumultuous time in Italy: depopulation, disease, famine, foreign invasion, the collapse of trade, and the
9/10th century hagiography written in Georgian: The Balavariani. This story covers the lives of Sts. Iodasaph king of India and his monastic guide, Balahvar. In Greek these saints are known as Ioasaph and Barlaam, and in
We finish our mini-series on the Mabinogi covering the 4th branch regarding Math, Lleu, and the magical women he has to deal with. We concludes with some comments on all the branches as a whole offering a Christian persp
On the third branch of the Mabinogi we pick up just where the 2nd branch left us off with the burying of Bran’s head. This branch primarily focuses on Manawydan, and a curse/enchantment placed over Wales in the cantrefs
We continue with the Welsh Mabinogi. This time we look at the 2nd branch and look into a war between the Irish and Welsh, involving a giant king, and a magic cauldron. Will Parker’s translation of the second branch with
For the next few episodes we’re going to be spending time in Wales looking at a Universal History work from Wales: The Four Branches of the Mabinogi. I hope to release one podcast a week to get through all 4 parts instea
In this episode we head to the land of Rus to talk about saints Boris and Gleb, the first canonized saints of Rus. Sources: “The Narrative, Passion and Encomium of Boris and Gleb” found in Medieval Slavic Lives edited an
In this episode we talk about the Byzantine Epic Poem “Digenes Akritas” “Digenes Akrites” translated by John Mavrogordato, 1956, Oxford University Press Source and translation for the poem mentioned at the end in descrip
In this episode we wrap up our discussion on Erec and Enide by Chrétien de Troyes “Erec and Enide” translated by Carleton W. Carroll found in “Chrétien de Troyes: Arthurian Romances” edited by William W. Kibbler Find on
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