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Understanding 9/11Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
3 volumes : 22 cm
A series of verse translations, mainly from the "Legenda aurea"; ascribed to John Barbour, but this authorship is much disputed
"Though without author's name [the work] is proved with reasonable certainty to be Barbour's by the similarity of its metre with that of the 'Brus.'"--Dict. of nat. biog
"Positive evidence ... that [Barbour] was the author of the legends there is absolutely none. Of evidence that he was not their author there is an abundance."--Introd., v. 1, p. xxiv
Published originally in 6 parts, 1888-96
v. 1-2. Introduction and text.--v. 3. Notes, glossary, index, bibliography
3 volumes : 22 cm
A series of verse translations, mainly from the "Legenda aurea"; ascribed to John Barbour, but this authorship is much disputed
"Though without author's name [the work] is proved with reasonable certainty to be Barbour's by the similarity of its metre with that of the 'Brus.'"--Dict. of nat. biog
"Positive evidence ... that [Barbour] was the author of the legends there is absolutely none. Of evidence that he was not their author there is an abundance."--Introd., v. 1, p. xxiv
Published originally in 6 parts, 1888-96
v. 1-2. Introduction and text.--v. 3. Notes, glossary, index, bibliography
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