The Spiritual Expansion of
Medieval Latin Christendom, the eleventh volume in the series "The Expansion of Latin Europe, 1000-1500," adds significantly to the history of missions in Asia.
Latham, Revised
Medieval Latin Word-List from British and Irish Sources (London, 1965), s.v.* allod/ium.
evil that reflects a wide range of thematic moments as the music seeks to draw the listener in with
Medieval Latin lyrics over a full symphony.
The current editor of The Dictionary of
Medieval Latin from British Sources, Dr Richard Ashdowne, said "For the last hundred years the project has been systematically scouring the surviving British
Medieval Latin texts to find evidence for every word and all its meanings and usage"
One would think that
medieval Latin had already developed the means and forms to render legal registers, even locally.
Finally, the Appendix provides an excellent overview of the bibliographic "Tools for the Study of
Medieval Latin" by Anders Winroth.
(31) But there is no reference in the Dictionary of
Medieval Latin from British Sources for this usage, and the allusion to Juno in this poem is strikingly out of place in the larger context of its playful sexuality and lightly-worn learning.
This collection of essays on the medieval text covers an impressive range of material extending from medieval German literature to wall paintings,
medieval Latin, and Old French.
It consists of 2,500 words written in
medieval Latin. The document established the rights of the English people and limited the power of the king.
Source of Wisdom: Old English and Early
Medieval Latin Studies in Honour of Thomas D.