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The Seven Sages of Rome: Database

The Seven Sages of Rome is the most famous premodern text of which nobody has ever heard. This project aims to change that. The story cycle, told in at least 30 languages from Central Asia to Iceland over more than five centuries, centres on a non-consensual sexual encounter between a mute prince and his stepmother.

Manuscripts

629 manuscripts

Inset Stories

159 inset stories

Sages

45 sages

Prints

294 prints

Versions

159 versions

Modern Editions

115 modern editions

Modern Research Literature

495 modern research literature

Locations

700 locations

Persons

319 persons