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Walahfrid Strabo (ca. 809-849) and the so called 'memoirs' from the school of Reichenau attributed to him

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Fijalkowski A.
Rozprawy z Dziejów Oświaty
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2004
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vol. 43
5-19
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Walahfrid Strabo is one of the most important and interesting authors of the 'Carolingian Renaissance'. Among his authentic works there are also several non-authentic ones, including so called 'memoirs' from the monastic school of Reichenau (815-825), wrongly attributed to him but in reality compiled in 1856/1857. The author reflects upon reasons for choosing Walahrid Strabo as an ' author' of the so called 'memoirs'. He also seeks an answer to the question why this text has become so popular and so important for so many historians of education and for such a long time (1862-1986).
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Kaiser Konstantin, Gregor der Grosse und Walahfrid Strabo im Gespräch. Zusammenhänge zwischen Wörterbucharbeit. Quellen- und Textkritik

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Pörnbacher M.
Listy filologické (Folia philologica)
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2008
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vol. 131
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issue 1-2
75-84
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Lexicography may seem to be nothing more than drudgery. However, there are many unexpected treasures waiting to reward the researcher. The context of 'pictura doctoricia' (instructive painting) in the 'translatio Severini' written in 902 by deacon John of Naples illustrates the authority of images and the function of iconography. The same theme recurs in the legend of the emperor Constantine and Pope Silvester, well-known throughout the Middle Ages. The recurrence of beautiful quotations from the homiliae in evangelia of saint Gregory the Great demonstrates how widely used this treatise was. Consideration of textual variants in excerpting can lead to the discovery of a new lemma, as in the case of exhereditas, and may highlight the transmission of rare words and the reception of texts.
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