An instructive article is by Joseph Tardif in the Mélanges Julien Havet (1895)
that treats how book 5 of the Etymologies was detached--functioning like a
legal florilegium--and was also circulated in glossed form. That might be at
least of some interest. Bruce Brasington.
Donald Jacob Uitvlugt wrote:
> Gentle colleagues,
>
> I am hoping that someone can point me to good secondary literature on the
> curricula of the studia of the medieval religious orders. I am
> particularly interested in which works were studied (especially any works
> of Isidore of Seville), and am especially interested in the curricula in
> Florence around the time of Dante. But I am interested in the subject of
> curricula more broadly, as a way of tracking the use of Isidore in the high
> and late Middle Ages.
>
> Thank you for your help!
>
> Donald Jacob Uitvlugt
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> Donald Jacob Uitvlugt
> PhD candidate in Theology
> University of Notre Dame
>
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