Scholarly Practices
Matthew R. Crawford
Abstract Despite the wide profusion of Canon Tables in Latin gospelbooks from fourth century onwards, evidence readers or exegetes making use apparatus this period is almost non-existent. The one great exception early Irish exegetical tradition, which shows a remarkable scholarly interest Eusebian paratext, though much relevant primary literature remains little known, and some even unpublished. This chapter examines four representative texts. poet Ailerán Clonard explored symbolic significance poetry. Two anonymous school texts, known as Pauca de libris Reference Bible, analysed parallels to classify kinds similarity difference that exist between parallel passages. Finally, Carolingian scholar Sedulius Scottus commented extensively on functioning history Tables.
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