Edward Kennard Rand

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Edward Kennard Rand (December 20, 1871 – October 28, 1945) was an American classicist and medievalist. He was the first president of the Mediaeval Academy of America.

Publications[]

  • Johannes Scottus (Munich, 1906);
  • Dantis Aligherii operum Latinorum concordantiae, ed. with E. H. Wilkins & A. C. White (Oxford, 1912);
  • Boethius The Theological Tractates, trans, with H. F. Stewart, LCL (New York & London, 1918);
  • "A Romantic Biography of Virgil," CP 18 (1923) 303–9; Ovid and his Influence (Boston, 1925);
  • Founders of the Middle Ages, Lowell Inst. Lectures (Cambridge, 1928; repr. New York, 1957);
  • Studies in the Script of Tours, 2 vols. (Cambridge, 1929–34);
  • In Quest of Virgil's Birthplace (Cambridge, 1930); A Walk to Horace's Farm (Boston & New York, 1930);
  • The Magical Art of Virgil (Boston, 1931; repr. Hamden, CT, 1966);
  • The Earliest Book of Tours with L. W. Jones (Cambridge, 1934);
  • Les ésprits souverains: dans la littérature romaine (Paris, 1936);
  • "Horace and the Spirit of Comedy" Rice Inst. Pamphlet 24 (Apr. 1937) 39-117;
  • The Ancient Classics and the New Humanism (New York, 1938); The Building of Eternal Rome (Boston, 1943);
  • Cicero in the Courtroom of St. Thomas Aquinas (Milwaukee, 1946);
  • Servianorum in Vergilii carmina commentariorum editionis Harvardianae Volumen II, ed. with J. J. H. Savage et al. (Lancaster, PA, 1946).
  • Festschrift: Classical and Mediaeval Studies in Honor of Edward Kennard Rand, ed. Leslie Webber Jones (Cambridge, 1938; repr. Freeport, NY, 1968).

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