1 “...Medieval Latin literature...”

2 Subjects: “...medieval Latin monasticism...”

3 “...This collection considers key issues arising from the use of Medieval Latin in Britain from the 6th...”

4 Table of Contents: “... -- C. The Italian Theory -- D. The Theory of Classical Models -- E. The Theory of Medieval Latin Prose...”

5 “... as their Medieval Latin context (poetorhetorics) and their discursive matrix, which is based in theology....”

6 Table of Contents: “...: The Royal Book of Oz: Baum or Thompson?- 14. Linguistics: Accentual prose rhythm in medieval Latin -- 15...”

7 “..., Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and Karelian, Estonian, Medieval Latin, Arabic, and the Central Australian...”

8 “...This book is a new cultural and intellectual history of the natural world in the early medieval...”

9 “.... to the complex and (almost) anonymous tradition of fables between the ancient Greek Aesop and the Medieval Latin...”

10 Table of Contents: “... in Armenian -- 18. Tradition and Innovation in the Early Medieval Latin Debates -- 19. Owls, Nightingales...”

11 “... historian and habilitated in Medieval Latin philology in 1929. The transfer of power to the National...”

12 Table of Contents: “...; Chapter 3 Leges Iutorum: The Medieval Latin Translation of the Law of Jutland; Chapter 4 The Languages...”

13 Table of Contents: “... evidence / Sven Meeder -- Strategies of knowledge organisation in early medieval Latin glossary...”

14 Table of Contents: “... Introspection and Other Faiths in the Medieval Latin Tradition Chapter 8 Thinking the Foundations of Toleration...”

15 Table of Contents: “...) -- Chapter 5. A Stain on the Bronze: Some Medieval Latin Commentators on De insomniis 2, 459b23–460a32...”

16 “... in the medieval Latin West and eventually through the Spanish Empire to Mexico, offering a global history...”

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18 “... cosmopolitan languages of learning—classical Arabic and medieval Latin—as they crossed the Mediterranean...”

19 “... and their even more limited transmission to the medieval Latin west. It then traces their recovery...”

20 “... subsequent dreambooks in Byzantine Greek, Medieval Latin, and modern European languages. By comparing...”