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To instruct and to entertain - medieval didactic dialogues
the Old English Prose Solomon and Saturn, the Middle English Master of Oxford’s Catechism and their reconstructred Latin source; the Old English Adrian and Ritheus, and the Old Icelandic Dialogue between a Pupil and his Master -
To Instruct and to Entertain – Medieval Didactic Dialogues
The Old English ‘Prose Solomon and Saturn’, the Middle English ‘Master of Oxford’s Catechism’ and their reconstructred Latin source; the Old English ‘Adrian and Ritheus’, and the Old Icelandic ‘Dialogue between a Pupil and his Master’ -
To instruct and to entertain - medieval didactic dialogues
the Old English prose "Solomon and Saturn", the Middle English "Master of Oxford's catechism" and their reconstructed Latin source; the Old English "Adrian and Ritheus", and the Old Icelandic "Dialogue between a pupil and his master" -
To instruct and to entertain - medieval didactic dialogues
the Old English prose "Solomon and Saturn", the Middle English "Master of Oxford's catechism" and their reconstructed Latin source; the Old English "Adrian and Ritheus", and the Old Icelandic "Dialogue between a pupil and his master" -
To instruct and to entertain - medieval didactic dialogues
the Old English Prose Solomon and Saturn, the Middle English Master of Oxford’s Catechism and their reconstructred Latin source; the Old English Adrian and Ritheus, and the Old Icelandic Dialogue between a Pupil and his Master -
To instruct and to entertain - medieval didactic dialogues
the Old English prose "Solomon and Saturn", the Middle English "Master of Oxford's catechism" and their reconstructed Latin source; the Old English "Adrian and Ritheus", and the Old Icelandic "Dialogue between a pupil and his master"