The initial offerings of Stanford's Global Medieval Sourcebook "range from a 15th-century song translated from Middle French that bemoans a lost love ... to five selections from Hong Mai's 12th-century Yijian Zhi, a sprawling 420-chapter chronicle that is an invaluable record of society, spirituality, and culture of the Southern Song Dynasty. The GMS is, as suggested by its title, a globally focused resource, with plans for medieval texts translated from Arabic, Chinese, Old Spanish, Latin, Middle High German, Old English, and Old French."
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