Specimen Glossarii M.s. Cti Latino-theotisci is a scholarly examination of a Latin-Old High German glossary attributed to Rabanus Maurus, Archbishop of Mainz. This work, further illuminated by the annotations of Diederich von Stade, delves into numerous Latin and Old High German terms, offering valuable insights into their meanings and usage. The text provides a meticulous analysis of medieval vocabulary and linguistic practices.
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978-1-02-478128-1 (9781024781281)
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