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Author

Alcuinus

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Introduction

Alcuin of York (c. 735–804 AD) was an English scholar, teacher, poet, and cleric who became a leading intellectual adviser at Charlemagne’s court. His works support the Carolingian renewal of grammar, rhetoric, biblical learning, and Christian doctrine, while his letters reveal the networks behind that program. Jerome preserves a large active selection of his educational and theological writings.

At a glance

Chronology
730–804
Ancient languages
Latin, Spanish
Classification
Latin Fathers
Public works
36

Works

Latin Fathers

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