Carolingian learning, masters, and manuscripts

Abstract

Learning in the early Middle Ages education and learning in the early Middle Ages - new perspectives and old problems the Carolingian renaissance inharmonious harmony - education in the Carolingian world Carolingian Biblical studies John Scottus, Martin Hiberniensis, the liberal arts and teaching Naimo of Auxerre, Abbot of Sasceium (Cessy-les-Bois), and a new sermon on 1 John v, 4-10 the Irish colony at Laon during the time of John Scottus Eriugena the Irish in the Western Carolingian empire (according to James F. Kenney and Bern, Burgerbibliothek 363) the Irish contribution to the European classroom the Carolingian school - letters from the classroom the 10th century - the perspective from the schools the formation of Laon's cathedral library in the 9th century a new description of the lost Laon manuscript of the Collection Hispana Gallica two descriptions of the lost Laon copy of the Collection of Saint-Maur codices pseudo-Isidoriani - the provenance and date of Paris, B.N. MS 1st 9629 the Egyptian origins of the Irish - two ninth-century notes.

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