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Henry Avril et David Trotter, De quatordecim partibus beatitudinis (The fourteen Parts of Blessedness) Chapter 5 of Dicta Anselmi by Alexander of Canterbury, with Anselmian interpolations : the Latin, Middle English (The joys of Paradise) and Anglo-Norman Versions in Lichfield Cathedral Library MS 16, Medium Aevum Monographs New Series, 17, Oxford, The Society for the Study of Mediaeval Languages and Literature, 1994
Henry Avril et David Trotter, De quatordecim partibus beatitudinis (The fourteen Parts of Blessedness) Chapter 5 of Dicta Anselmi by Alexander of Canterbury, with Anselmian interpolations : the Latin, Middle English (The joys of Paradise) and Anglo-Norman Versions in Lichfield Cathedral Library MS 16, Medium Aevum Monographs New Series, 17, Oxford, The Society for the Study of Mediaeval Languages and Literature, 1994
CR RLiR 59 (1995), n°235-236, p. 639 (Gilles Roques): Les notes lexicales constituent une bonne contribution à l'étude du vocabulaire savant, en particulier religieux, et de la relatinisation de la langue française. d'après le compte-rendu de Gilles Roques dans RLiR 59 (1995), n°235-236, p. 639.
