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General ethics --- Christian poetry, Latin (Medieval and modern) --- Vices --- -Virtues --- -Virtue --- Vice --- Sins --- Latin Christian poetry, Medieval and modern --- Latin poetry, Medieval and modern --- Poetry --- -Poetry --- -Latin Christian poetry, Medieval and modern --- Virtues --- Virtues - Poetry --- Vices - Poetry

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This work is a description by the priest Hugh of Liège of his experiences on a pilgrimage in a work which he calls Peregrinarius Hugonis . Taken partly from real life and partly fantasized, it is entirely written in Latin couplets. The final destination of this pilgrimage is never mentioned, but it might have been Rome. On his journey, the Muses appear to Hugh and demand that he write letters to the Kings of England and France, and to the Pope. The letters lead to a grand Peace Conference and an end to the 100-Years War which had recently begun (1342). The work contains countless cameos, interspersed between the letters, from the author's private life and fantasy world, and together they present the author with the chance to air all his knowledge of theology, natural science and medicine. The Peregrinarius is a colourful representation of the manners of its time. It shows how power politics was viewed by a man of the people, and what cures he had to offer against its evils. All in all, an entertaining book in a Latin, which if not exactly classical, is any event well-composed and easy to follow.

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German poetry --- -Christian poetry, German --- -Heaven in literature --- Stars in literature --- Christian poetry, Latin (Medieval and modern) --- -Latin poetry, Medieval and modern --- -Latin literature, Medieval and modern --- Latin Christian poetry, Medieval and modern --- Latin poetry, Medieval and modern --- German Christian poetry --- German literature --- History and criticism --- History and criticisim --- -History and criticism --- Christian poetry, German --- Heaven in literature --- Latin literature, Medieval and modern

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Christian poetry, Latin (Medieval and modern) --- Epic poetry, Latin (Medieval and modern) --- Middle Ages --- Latin epic poetry, Medieval and modern --- Latin poetry, Medieval and modern --- Latin Christian poetry, Medieval and modern --- Translations into English --- Poetry --- Walter, --- Walthari, --- Walther, --- Romances --- Translations into English. --- Medieval Latin literature