Medievalia Et Humanistica No. 27Paul Maurice Clogan Volume 27 of this annual known for its unequaled excellence in medieval and Renaissance studies. It includes five original articles that explore topics in the area of literacy and the lay reader; a review essay entitled A Medieval Commentary On Aristotle's De Anima, by Leonard J.Maluf; and reviews of eighteen recent works from several scholarly fields. |
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