I. DISCUSSION; II. IMPLEMENTATION; III. CONSEQUENCES
Cornelia Linde is a Research Fellow in Medieval History at the German Historical Institute London. She holds an MA in Medieval Latin, Classical Latin, and Auxiliary Sciences of History from the University of Freiburg im Breisgau and an MA in Cultural and Intellectual History as well as a Ph.D. in Combined Historical Studies from the Warburg Institute, University of London. Her research interests include the history of the Latin Bible in the Middle Ages, medieval theology, and the history of universities. Among her publications are How to Correct the 'Sacra Scriptura'? Textual Criticism of the Bible between the Twelfth and the Fifteenth Century (2012), and, most recently, 'Arguing with Lollards: Thomas Palmer, OP, and De translatione scripture sacre in linguam barbaricam', Viator, 46/3 (2015).
This volume thus offers a fresh and balanced view of Dominican law
and practice, especially due to its thematic, geographical and
chronological breadth. It will stimulate further comparative
research on subjects and regions that remain underexplored in
institutional and religious history, e.g. Dominican communities in
the Iberian and other provinces somewhat outside of the scholarly
mainstream.
*Lidia Negoi, Sehepunkte*
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