The Mediaeval Mind (Volume 2 of 2) / A History of the Development of Thought and Emotion in the Middle Ages

by Henry Osborn Taylor

[182] See the Einleitung to Reichling’s edition of the Doctrinale already referred to; also Thurot, De Alexandri de Villa-Dei doctrinali (Paris, 1850). The chief mediaeval rival of the Doctrinale was the Graecismus of Eberhard of Bethune, written a little later. See Paetow, o.c. p. 38.

[183] Doctrinale, line 1561 sqq.

[184] Doctrinale, 1603 sqq.

[185] Doctrinale, 2330-2331.

[186] See passage in Reichling’s Einleitung, p. xxvii.

[187] See e.g. Une Grammaire latine inédite du XIII^e siècle, par Ch. Fierville (Paris, 1886).

[188] See Reichling, o.c. Einleitung, p. xix; Thurot, Not. et extr. xxii. 2, p. 112 sqq.

[189] See e.g. Thurot, o.c. p. 176 sqq.; p. 216 sqq.

[190] Thurot, o.c. pp. 126-127.

[191] Thurot, o.c. p. 127.