Britannia Latina: Latin in the Culture of Great Britain from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century.: Latin in the Culture of Great Britain from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century

Contents: How {u2018}english{u2019} Is Pre-conquest Latin? / Michael Lapidge ; Arbor Eterna: A Ninth-century Welsh Latin Sequence / Peter Dronke ; How {u2018}english{u2019} Is Anglo-saxon Medicine? The Latin Sources For Anglo- Saxon Medical Texts / Maria Amalia D{u2019}aronco ; Roger Bacon And Language / David Luscombe ; Robert Holcot And The Pagan Philosophers / John Marenbon ; Humanist Eloquence Among The Barbarians In Fifteenth-century England / David Rundle ; The English Bibliographical Tradition From Kirkestede To Tanner / Richard Sharpe ; Two Welsh Renaissance Latinists: Sir John Prise Of Brecon And Dr John Davies Of Mallwyd / Ceri Davies ; Scottish Nationalism In The Poetry Of George Buchanan / Philip Ford ; The Latin Ode From Elizabeth I To Mary Ii: Political Approaches To Encomia / Stella P. Revard ; The Decline Of Latin In Eighteenth-century England / James Binns ; {u2018}a Little Of It Sticks{u2019}: The Englishman{u2019}s Horace / E.j. Kenney ; Scholars, Gentlemen And Schoolboys: The Authority Of Latin In Nineteenth- And Twentieth-century England / Christopher Stray ; Importance Culturelle Et Politique De La Britannia Latina Dans L{u2019}antiquité Tardive Et Le Haut Moyen Âge / Jean-noël Guinot. Edited By Charles Burnett And Nicholas Mann. Papers Delivered At A Conference Held At The British Academy And Warburg Institute, April 2003. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Text In English With Short Passages In Latin And One Article In French.