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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Medieval Latin"”.

  1. Vernacular vocabulary in the Durham Account Rolls (1278-1538): a philological approach

    … traditionally deemed macaronic: the mixing of Medieval Latin with the vernaculars is now considered not the result of an imperfect grasp of Latin but understood as fundamentally instrumental in articulating specific communicative functions in texts such as the multilingual administrative …

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  2. Language, Land, and Law: Laurence Nowell's Anglo -Saxon Studies in Sixteenth-Century England

    … English place-name index, and Old English-Latin legal glossary in his copy of Richard Howlet's Abcedarium Anglico-Latinum and relates each of his projects to national identity formation in Tudor England. Nowell wrote thousands of Old English words, drawn mostly from the Grammar and Glossary …

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  3. An Examination of the Cosmology and Medical Astrology of St. Hildegard of Bingen (CA. 1097 – †1179 CE)

    … heart of the twelfth century renaissance in the Latin west, the polymath, magistra, foundress and consecrated Benedictine virgin, St. Hildegard of Bingen, invites the superlative among all who encounter her and her vast and varied oeuvre. The twelfth century was a time of intellectual ferment, …

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  4. Academic Mobility and Identity Construction at the Late Medieval Universities of Paris and Orléans

    … destinations for academic mobility in late medieval Europe; Orléans had acted as the *de facto* Faculty of Law of Paris since the 1219 ban on the teaching of Civil Law in the French capital. Therefore, their communities were very diverse. The scholars held different political loyalties, …

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  5. The Appeal and Reception of the Legend of Saint Eustace in Early Medieval England and Medieval Scandinavia

    … saint’s life which was widely circulated in medieval Europe, but has received relatively little scholarly attention beyond its roots in folklore and the sources used in vernacular translations. This is especially the case for its reflexes that can be linked to tenth-century England and …

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  6. Agiografia, politica e società nella Bretagna medievale: edizione e confronto delle diverse vitae di san Macuto

    … century. The BHL (Bibliotheca Hagiographica Latina) lists six texts connected to this figure: five vitae, three of which are early medieval (one of these, BHL 5116, was written by a deacon of the same Alet and the other two, BHL 5117 and BHL 5118, are anonymous) and two late medieval (one …

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  7. A Commentary on the first 118 lines of John of Garland's Integumenta Ovidii

    … of Garland’s Integumenta Ovidii, a 13th century Latin poem that allegorizes the myths of Ovid’s Metamorphoses. The Integumenta has received little scholarly attention, with the most recent edition having been published in 1933. This thesis seeks to improve upon the understanding of the poem’s …

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  8. La "Descriptio de locis sanctis" di Rorgone Fretello. Analisi della tradizione manoscritta e edizione critica

    … the Σύμμικτα, a collection of Byzantine and medieval Latin texts on the Holy Land. However, due to the status of the unknown witness employed by Allacci, probably found in the Vatican Library and now lost, Fretellus’ second version appeared here in mutilated form, lacking the prologue, and …

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  9. Performance, Ritual and Messaging in Encomium Emmae reginae

    … of the Encomium, including discussions of the Latinity required for audiences to understand the Encomium, the literary context of the Encomium, and evidence suggesting that the Encomium was performed/recited for a live audience. Chapters 4 through 7 are the main chapters of analysis. In …

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  10. Život v pražském klášteře sv. Jiří ve středověku

    … g. concerning convent's Benedictine observance, Latin literacy of the nuns, the enclosure, and authority over the abbey). It is the first scholarly work to examine in detail the number and origins of the nuns, their education, kinship ties, contacts, and the spatial framework that determined …

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