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Beati immaculati

Tommaso Campanella

Notes
Author(s)	Title		Reference
Diana E. Greenway	Henry of Huntingdon as poet: the De herbis rediscovered		74/2, p. 329

languages

Latin
French
Italian
Anglo-Norman

works

De Amore
Historia Anglorum
De contemptu mundi
De herbis
Epigramata sena
De uiribus herbarum
De serie regum
Beati immaculati
Epigramata iocunda
De aromatibus
De gemmis

people

Henry of Huntingdon
Alexander the Great
William II
Henry I
Anselm of Laon
John Leland
Robert Pullen
Nicholas
Robert Bloet
Thomas of Marie
William of Corbeil
Roger, Bishop of Salisbury
Nigel
Norman
Gilbert the Universal
Robert of Béthune
Algar
Hugh

subjects

myth
politics
scholarship
poetry
literature
metre
interpretation
education
Ecclesiastical
originality
herbals
theology
tradition
criticism
cline
hagiography
medicine

places

British Library
Louvain
Normandy
Ely
England
London
Norfolk
Hereford
Laon
Coutances
Prague
Lincoln Cathedral
Rouen
Holy Trinity Aldgate

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