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Book Description
- Title:
- Alcuin of York. Lectures delivered in the cathedral church of Bristol in 1907 and 1908
- Author:
- George Forrest Browne [1833-1930]
- Publication Year:
- 1908
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- SPCK
- Pages:
- 329
- Subjects:
- Alcuin of York, Medieval Church History
- Copyright Holder:
- Public Domain
Contents
- The authorship of the anonymous Life of Alcuin...
- Alcuin Finally Leaves for England...
- The large bulk of Alcuin's Letters and other writings...
- The school of York...
- The affairs of Mercia...
- Grant to Malmesbury by Eegfrith of Mercia
- List of the ten kings of Northumbria of Alcuin's time...
- Alcuin's letters to King Eardulf and the banished intruder Osbald...
- Alcuin's letter to all the prelates of England...
- Summary of Alcuin's work in France...
- Karl and Rome...
- Alcuin retires to the Abbey and School of Tours...
- Further details of the Public Library of Tours...
- Great Dispute on the right of sanctuary...
- Alcuin's letters to Charlemagne's sons...
- Examples of Alcuin's style in his letters, allusive, jocose, playful...
- Grammatical questions submitted to Alcuin by Karl...
- Alcuin's intest days...
- Appendices
- A letter of Alcuin to Fulda
- The report of the papal legates, George and Theophylact, on their mission to England
- The original Latin of Alcuin's suggestion that a treatise by Felix should be sent to the Pope and three others
- The Donation of Constantine
- Haran Al Raschid and Charlemagne
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