How have literary works from antiquity been responded to, renewed, and/or transformed in the Middle Ages (post 500 CE), and in what ways do works from these eras reflect their historical contexts?

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Literary Works from Antiquity
This essay presents a succinct examination and exploration of the response, renewal, and transformation of literary works from antiquity in the Middle Ages (post 500 CE). Besides, the essay will examine ways in which these works reflect the historical contexts as evident from different literature. In most cases, the term ancient has been integrated to refer to larger areas, which are old, particularly when the civilization organized differently in the past from the modern or contemporary such as Ancient Greece, Ancient Israel, and Ancient Egypt. The recent studies have focused on portraying traditional entities as autonomous and self-regulating, which sought to re-situate within the context of the wider regional, as well as international economies and histories. There are various characteristics concerning the antiquity period in history. In the first instance, there were symbiotic relationships among the society members. This is highly evident in the development and presentation of the literary works among members of the society by the traditional writers.
It is valuable to note that arts of formal speech did play a critical role in the ancient life regarding the case of the antiquity historical context. From this perspective, it was natural that vocabularies and distinct conceptual frameworks in the literary works should be developed for evaluation. In addition, there was nee to facilitate the development of the …