‘Et hoc considerat episcopus, ut ipsi presbyteri non sint idiothae’
Carine van Rhijn
This chapter is about one priests' exam, which the author called Dic mihi pro quid after its first words. It dates from late eighth or early ninth century, and it was probably composed in south of France. The takes this text manuscript context as a starting point to explore few aspects Carolingian local correctio. First, looks at contents exam implications questions answers for what expected priests, well knowledge education they presuppose. leads, secondly, brief examination two manuscripts has survived, most these are books once owned by priests used their education. At end there new critical edition on basis six manuscripts.
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