During the Middle Ages, the Papal Curia was the most important
addressee for learned Latin poetry within Europe. Much of it was
unsolicited; authors address their works to the Apostolic See, they
dedicate their writings to individual popes and glorify them in
panegyrics. The study examines the expectations and aims associated
with such poetry and to what extent the Curia responded to these
poetic offerings a " perhaps with material sponsorship for the
authors. For this, it develops the paths of communication, the
places of performance and modes of presenting this panegyric
poetry.
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