The Middle Ages inherited from antiquity a tradition of reading which embraced the four functions of grammatical studies (grammaticae officia): lectio, emendatio and iudicium.
An edition of Anglo - Saxon England (Vol 27)
(1998)
Anglo - Saxon England (Vol 27)
by Michael Lapidge
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December 1998
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