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A FRAGMENT OF A CAROLINGIAN LECTIONARY FROM THE TURN OF THE EIGHTH/NINTH CENTURY IN POLAND.

The article analyses a fragment of a Carolingian lectionary discovered in Poland, arguing that it dates to the late eighth or early ninth century and likely originated in the Salzburg scriptorium. Topics include the manuscript's palaeographical features and Salzburg connections;its liturgical struct...

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Published in:Medium Aevum Vol. 94; no. 1; pp. 182 - 197
Main Author: STARZYŃSKI, MARCIN
Format: Article
Published: Society for the Study of Medieval Languages & Literature 2025
Subjects:
Carolingians
Liturgics
Paleography
Lectionaries
Poland
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