Einhard's Biography of Charlemagne Is Best Understood as

Einhard's biography of Charlemagne is best understood as

A) an unconvincing attempt to portray Charlemagne as a Roman emperor.
B) wildly exaggerated with little basis in fact.
C) a rebirth of serious historical writing during a true intellectual renaissance.
D) an attempt to have Charlemagne declared a Christian saint.
E) evidence of the continuity of Roman culture into Charlemagne's time.