Prudentius’ Crown of Martyrs: Liber Peristephanon

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Title Page
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction
	I: Historical context; the life of Prudentius; the
poet’s output
		Notes
	II: Historical, literary, and poetic contexts of the
Peristephanon
		Notes
	III: Textual history and reception
		Notes
	IV: The Meters of the Peristephanon
	V: Principles of translation
The Peristephanon
	I: A Hymn in Honor of the Holy Martyrs Emeterius
and Chelidonius of Calahorra
		Notes
	II: A Hymn in Honor of the Passion of the Most
Blessed Martyr Lawrence
		Notes
	III: A Hymn in Honor of the Passion of the Most
Blessed Martyr Eulalia
		Notes
	IV: A Hymn in Honor of the Eighteen Holy Martyrs
of Saragossa
		Notes
	V: The Passion of St. Vincent, Martyr
		Notes
	VI: A Hymn in Honor of the Most Blessed Martyrs
Fructuosus, Bishop of the Church of Tarragona
and Augurius and Eulogius, Deacons
		Notes
	VII: A Hymn in Honor of the Martyr Quirinus,
Bishop of the Church of Sisak
		Notes
	VIII: On a Site in Calahorra Where Martyrs Suffered
and Where a Baptistery Is Now
		Notes
	IX: The Passion of Saint Cassian of Imola
		Notes
	X: The Declarations of St. Romanus the Martyr
Against the Pagans
		Notes
	XI: To Bishop Valerianus on the Passion of the Most
Blessed Martyr Hippolytus
		Notes
	XII: The Passion of the Apostles Peter and Paul
		Notes
	XIII: The Passion of Cyprian
		Notes
	XIV: The Passion of Agnes
		Notes
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