The Early Irish Monastic Schools / A study of Ireland's contribution to early medieval culture

by Hugh Graham

[365] Published under the title Peronna Scottorum in Sitzungsberichte of the Academy of Munich, 1900, p. 490.

[366] Migne, Pat. Lat., Tomus, 89, col. 96; Epistolae Mer. et Karl Aevi.

[367] Roger, M., op. cit. p. 260.

[368] Nolan, Thomas P., Irish Universities and Culture, p. 13.

[369] Ker, W. P., The Dark Ages, p. 319.

[370] Jonas, Vita Columbani in Krusch Script. rer. Merov., IV., p. 71; cited by Roger, op. cit. p. 411.

[371] Roger, M., op. cit. p. 412.

[372] Turner, Wm., Article Irish Teachers in the Carolingian Revival in Catholic University Bulletin, XIII., p. 387.

[373] Turner, Wm., op. cit. XIII., p. 389. This article by Turner in the Catholic University Bulletin, XIII., pp. 283 seq. and 567 seq. is by far the most helpful contribution to the study of the Carolingian Revival. A valuable array of facts is given and the sources for further inquiry are pointed out.

[374] Manitius, Max, Geschichte der Lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters, Teil I., München, 1911; Roger, M., op. cit. 1905; Esposito, Mario, Knowledge of Greek in Ireland during the Middle Ages, Article in Studies, Dublin, 1912.