Translating at the Court

Discover the fascinating world of Bartholomew of Messina's translations in Translating at the Court by Pieter de De Leemans. Published by Leuven University Press in 2014, this insightful paperback spans 402 pages, delving into the significance of Bartholomew's work, particularly his translations of Aristotle. The author expertly situates Bartholomew's contributions within the rich cultural landscape of 1232-1266, offering a unique perspective on the intellectual life during the reign of Manfred, the King of Sicily. This book is essential for anyone interested in medieval studies, translation theory, or the influence of Aristotle on European thought. Enhance your understanding of this pivotal figure and the era he influenced with this comprehensive exploration.