The manuscript known as Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 153 contains a copy of Martianus Capella’s Latin text De Nuptiis Mercurii et Philologiae. Written in Wales around 900 CE, it includes marginal annotations in Latin and Old Welsh that open a window on the spread of Carolingian educational culture to Celtic-speaking Britain. Evidence is examined here for close interaction between some of the indigenous languages of the island and the learned Latin of the schools, and even for surviving traces of the variety of spoken Latin that had been current in Britain under the Empire
MS Additional 60577 is a collection of didactic and scientific late-medieval literature, including l...
The present thesis aims to record sociolinguistic variation in the non-literary texts written on tab...
This article provides an overview of the Romance-Latin continuum, inherent to the Durham Account Rol...
The manuscript known as Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 153 contains a copy of Martianus Capel...
The Latin of medieval Wales has, it might be argued, been marginal to the concerns of the DMLBS in a...
The term Medieval Latin refers to Latin from c. 500 until c. 1500 ce. In the first few centuries, Me...
Master's thesis in Literacy studiesThe present work contains an edition of fifteen Middle English te...
314 pagesIn the wake of shifting Latin orthography and pronunciation, scribes and scholars in the ea...
In this thesis, I contend that the visual dynamics of religious manuscripts produced in England (126...
This is an essay to open a discussion of medieval Latin charms as a genre rooted in oral tradition. ...
This article seeks better to understand the processes whereby English and, to a lesser extent, Gaeli...
Throughout the period 800–1250, English culture was marked by linguistic contestation and pluralism:...
This dissertation examines the pervasive presence of Latin in later medieval English literature: the...
This article highlights indications of the role of the classics in the teaching of grammar, rhetoric...
This article analyses the uses of Latin and Old English in the charters of Worcester cathedral, whi...
MS Additional 60577 is a collection of didactic and scientific late-medieval literature, including l...
The present thesis aims to record sociolinguistic variation in the non-literary texts written on tab...
This article provides an overview of the Romance-Latin continuum, inherent to the Durham Account Rol...
The manuscript known as Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 153 contains a copy of Martianus Capel...
The Latin of medieval Wales has, it might be argued, been marginal to the concerns of the DMLBS in a...
The term Medieval Latin refers to Latin from c. 500 until c. 1500 ce. In the first few centuries, Me...
Master's thesis in Literacy studiesThe present work contains an edition of fifteen Middle English te...
314 pagesIn the wake of shifting Latin orthography and pronunciation, scribes and scholars in the ea...
In this thesis, I contend that the visual dynamics of religious manuscripts produced in England (126...
This is an essay to open a discussion of medieval Latin charms as a genre rooted in oral tradition. ...
This article seeks better to understand the processes whereby English and, to a lesser extent, Gaeli...
Throughout the period 800–1250, English culture was marked by linguistic contestation and pluralism:...
This dissertation examines the pervasive presence of Latin in later medieval English literature: the...
This article highlights indications of the role of the classics in the teaching of grammar, rhetoric...
This article analyses the uses of Latin and Old English in the charters of Worcester cathedral, whi...
MS Additional 60577 is a collection of didactic and scientific late-medieval literature, including l...
The present thesis aims to record sociolinguistic variation in the non-literary texts written on tab...
This article provides an overview of the Romance-Latin continuum, inherent to the Durham Account Rol...