"Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini": A Thirteenth-Century Sermon for Advent and the Macaronic Style in England

Alan J. Fletcher

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Le ms. 26 de la Bodleian Library (Oxford), une compilation franciscaine, contient un des plus anciens exemplaires de sermon redige en prose macaronique. Suite au commentaire codicologique du manuscrit et a l'edition du document (fols. 107r-108r), l'A. tente de definir le statut de la langue macaronique, melant l'anglais et le latin, dans la culture des predicateurs

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