GRAMMATICAL TREATISES
References and Further Reading
Bischoff, B., and B. Löfstedt. Anonymus ad Cuimnanum. Expos-
sitio Latinitatis. (Corpus Christianorum Series Latina 133D).
Turnhout: Brepols, 1992, xii–xiii.
Chittenden, J. “Donatus Ortigraphus Ars grammatica.” Corpus
Christianorum Continuatio Medievalis 40D (1982). Law, V.
Insular Latin Grammarians 1982.
Contreni, John J. Codex Laudunensis 468: a ninth-century guide
to Virgil, Sedulius and the Liberal Arts (Armarium Codicum
Insignium 3) Turnhout: Brepols, 1984.
Draak, M. “The Higher Teaching of Latin Grammar in Ireland
During the Ninth Century” (Mededelingen der Koninklijke
Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen 30, no. 4).
Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1967.
Holtz, L. “Sur trois commentaires irlandais de l ‘Art majeur’ de
Donat au IXe siècle” (On Three Ninth-Century Irish Com-
mentaries on Donatus’s Ars maior). Revue d’histoire des
textes 2 (1972): 45–73.
———. “Grammairiens irlandais au temps de Jean Scot:
quelques aspects de leur pédagogie” (Irish Grammarians
contemporary with John Scotus: Several Aspects of their
Pedagogy.) In Jean Scot Érigène et l’histoire de la philoso-
phie, 69–78. Paris: Centre National de la Recherche Scien-
tifique, 1977.
———. Donat et la tradition de l’enseignement grammatical
(Donatus and the Tradition of Teaching Grammar). Paris:
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 1981.
Jeudy, C. “Israel le grammairien et la tradition manuscrite du
commentaire de Rémi d’Auxerre à l’Ars Minor de Donat”
(Israel the Grammarian and the Manuscript Tradition of the
Rémi d’Auxerre’s Commentary on Donatus’s Ars minor).
Studi Medievali 3rd series, 18 (1977): 751–814.
Kenney, J. F. The Sources for the Early History of Ireland:
Ecclesiastical. Vol. 1. New York: Columbia, 1929. Reprint,
Dublin: Four Courts Press, 1993.
Lapidge, M. “Israel the Grammarian in Anglo-Saxon
England.” In From Athens to Chartres: Neoplatonism and
Medieval Thought, edited by H. J. Westra, 97–114. Leiden:
Brill, 1992.
———, and R. Sharpe. A Bibliography of Celtic-Latin Litera-
ture, 400–1200. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, 1985.
Law, V. “Malsachanus Reconsidered: A Fresh Look at a
Hiberno-Latin Grammarian.” Cambridge Medieval Celtic
Studies 1 (1981): 83–93.
Löfstedt, B. Der hibernolateinische Grammatiker Malsa-
chanus (The Hiberno-Latin Grammar of Malsachanus).
Uppsala: Uppsala Universitet, 1965
Puckett, M. “Clementis qui dicitur ‘Ars grammatica’: A Critical
Edition.” Ph.D. diss. Los Angeles: 1978. Supersedes Clem-
entis Ars grammatica, J. Tolkiehn. 1928.
———. “Eine wenig beachtete hibernolateinische Grammatik.”
In Irland und die Christenheit, 272–276. Stuttgart: 1987.See also Biblical Church Fathers Influences;
Classical Influence; Education; Eriugena;
Etymology; Glosses; Hiberno-Latin; Inscriptions;
Languages; Law Tracts; Metrics; Scriptoria;
Sedulius Scottus