La réception du Liber glossarum
Franck Cinato|Anne Grondeux
The article presents a dozen attested uses of the Liber glossarum, which originated in Visigothic Spain, shedding light upon reception work. One will recognize great intellectual centres 9th century (Corbie and Auxerre), but also 10th – 11th Italy, because glossarum serves variety purposes: glossing, commenting, compiling glossaries, interpolating Isidore Seville’s Etymologies, as well composing original works, sometimes generating theological controversies that lasted until 17th century. This contribution, confirms ourintuition intellectuals used early Carolingian times, is made possible by new online edition work.
Keywords: Atto Vercelli, De situ orbis, Reichenau Glosses, Glossae biblicae,Haymo Auxerre, Heiric Sevilla, Papias,Priscian, Rabanus Maurus, Ratramnus Corbie, Smaragdus Saint-Mihiel, Vincentius Beauvais
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