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'Mirabilia Indiae e le radici del discorso coloniale', in Maschere dell’Impero, ed. Carmelo Di Piazza – Daniela Corona – Marcella Romeo (Diagonali, 3…

2005

The essay takes into examination the medieval treatment of the so-called Marvels of India, with particualr regard to Anglo-saxon texts

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Rev. of T.-A. Cooper, Monk-Bishops and the English Benedictine Reform Movement: Reading London, BL, Cotton Tiberius A. III in Its Manuscript Context,…

2018

A review article on the Book of T._A Cooper on ms. Cotton Tiberius A.III

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Limits to Learning: the Transfer of Encyclopaedic Knowledge in the Early Middle Age

2013

Encyclopaedic Knowledge Storehouses of Wholesome Learning Anglo-Saxon EnglandSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanica
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An unpublished De lapidibus in its manuscript tradition, with particular regard to the Anglo-Saxon area

2007

Il saggio offre un’edizione critica e l’analisi dettagliata di un interessante lapidario latino, finora mai pubblicato, che circolava nell’Inghilterra del tardo periodo anglosassone. Nella tradizione manoscritta (che comprende, allo stato attuale, otto codici), tale opera, intitolata ‘De lapidibus’, si trova associata a testi scientifici, ovvero trattati di geometria, di musica, di tipo computistico, sulla natura dei metalli, o ancora i cosiddetti de sphaera ceali e de mensuris. Il ‘De Lapidibus’ era assai verosimilmente destinato ad un uso didattico e si inserisce in quella vasta e intricata rete di rapporti e scambi culturali e di circolazione di idee e di intellettuali che nel corso del …

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A Poem for All Seasons: Alcuin’s “O vos, est aetas”

2017

There is no complete account of the transmission of Alcuin’s poems, which is apparently quite unpredictable if not random. The circulation of a number of short compositions, which accompany his treatises and his letters, and their circulation together, is so far uncharted. Particularly intriguing is the manuscript tradition of “O vos, est aetas,” a poem in seven distichs, in which young men are encouraged to learn rhetoric and to cultivate virtue. The poem generally occurs in connection with two prose works by Alcuin, the De dialectica (henceforth DD) and the Disputatio de rhetorica et virtutibus (henceforth DR). It may be copied either between the two treatises, before the prologue poem of…

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