The Glossa Ordinaria

Lesley Jane Smith

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Medieval Literature and History Biblical Studies and Interpretation Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books

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This book is the first history of the twelfth-century Glossa Ordinaria, the ubiquitous biblical commentary of the Middle Ages and the first university textbook. Based on manuscript evidence, it explores this monumental work, its authorship, content, layout, production and use.

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