The Art of Taking Notes at the University: Étienne Gaudet (Paris, Ca. 1320–1392)
The library of Étienne Gaudet has preoccupied scholars in the field of medieval history and philosophy. It arose the interest of Palémon Glorieux, who misattributed some of the manuscripts from this library to Jean de Falisca. The error was later corrected by Zénon Kaluza in his seminal work dedicat...
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De Gruyter
2025
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