This collection of ballads from medieval France features new English translations by Frank Horridge. These haunting and lyrical poems, originally sung and recited by troubadours and jongleurs, offer a glimpse into the cultural and literary traditions of pre-modern Europe. Horridge's translations capture the poetic style and spirit of the original works, making them accessible to a wider audience.

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