Archbishop Theodore: Commemorative Studies on his Life and Influence

Michael Lapidge

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Preface List of abbreviations 1. The career of Archbishop Theodore Michael Lapidge 2. The Syriac background Sebastian P. Brock 3. Theodore of Tarsus and the Greek culture of his time Guglielmo Cavallo 4. Rome in the seventh century Thomas F. X. Noble 5. Theodore, the English church and the monothelete controversy Henry Chadwick 6. The importation of Mediterranean manuscripts into Theodore's England David N. Dumville 7. Theodore and the Latin canon law Martin Brett 8. The Penitential of Theodore and the Iudicia Theodori Thomas Charles-Edwards 9. Theodore and the Passio S. Anastasii Carmela Vircillo Franklin 10. Theodore and the Laterculus Malalianus Jane Barbara Stevenson 11. Theodore and the liturgy Christopher Hohler 12. Theodore's Bible: the Pentateuch Richard Marsden 13. Theodore's Bible: the gospels Patrick McGurk 14. Theodore and Anglo-Latin octosyllabic verse Michael Lapidge 15. The Canterbury Bible glosses: facts and problems J. D. Pheifer Index.

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