King Ponthus and the Fair Sidone

This medieval romance tells the story of King Ponthus and his quest to rescue his beloved Sidone from captivity. Along the way, he battles dragons, giants, and sorcerers, and must navigate a treacherous world of political intrigue and betrayal. First written in the 13th century, this rare manuscript edition from the Bodleian Library is a must-have for any lover of medieval literature. Edited and translated by Frank Jewett Mather, this edition includes detailed notes and commentary, providing valuable insights into the historical and cultural context of the story.

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