o:715 Das Alexanderlied Walters von Châtillon de A study of the Walter of Châtillon’s Alexandreis, written by Heinrich Christensen (b. 1849), a German philologist and historian, professor of Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Hamburg. As a researcher, Christensen was specialized in the Alexander romance, which was the subject of most of his works. Year of publishing: 1905 Walter of Châtillon (12th cenury) was a medieval French writer and theologian. He wrote the version of the Alexander romance, full of anachronisms and based on Curtius Rufus’ Historia Alexandri Magni, which was very popular and influential in the medieval Europe. This copy of the book is especially interesting because it contains the annotations written by the author himself. Studija o Alexandreis Gotjea de Šatijona koju je napisao Hajnrih Kristensen (r. 1849), nemački filolog i istoričar, profesor u Wilhelm-Gymnasium u Hamburgu. Kao istraživač, Kristensen je bio specijalista za Aleksandridu, koja je i predmet većine njegovih dela. Gotje de Šatijon (12. vek) je bio srednjovekovni francuski pisac i teolog. Napisao je verziju Aleksandride punu anahronizama i zasnovanu na delu Kurcija Rufa, Historia Alexandri Magni, koje je bilo jako popularno i uticajno u srednjovekovnoj Evropi. Ovaj primerak je posebno interesantan jer sadrži beleške koje je sam Kristensen napisao. Godina izdavanja: 1905. Aleksandar Veliki (356BC-323BC) Alexander the Great (356BC-323BC) no 2012-02-27T08:14:13.167Z 44 no 46 Heinrich Christensen application/pdf 19360851 http://phaidrabg.bg.ac.rs/o:715 no yes 2 70 Das Alexanderlied Walters von Châtillon 227 Aleksandar Veliki Halle Verlag der Buchhandlung des Waisenhauses 1905