Access to knowledge via the Liber glossarum. Some thoughts on its development ; Accéder au savoir par le Liber glossarum. Quelques réflexions sur son élaboration

Abstract

Two words have been chosen, corpus and res, to try to better understand how the Liber glossarum gives access to the Liber glossarum, to know antique or thoughts by altomedrical commentators. The polls carried out from these two entries show that Liber's drafters have refrained from including in their glossary the definitions of corpus and res which were circulating in Ars Donati's comments and which were all related to the topic of sensitileon perception. in line with the work of G. Barbero, to bring this choice closer to the position of an alcuin, holding, for his grammatical teaching, Priscian and Bothpiece. ; Two words were chosen, corpus and res, to try and see better to which kind of knowledge the Liber glossarum provided an access, to the knowledge of antique science or to opinions circulated by commentators from the Early middle ages. the soundings which have been made for these two entries show that the writers of the Liber gave up including in their glossary the definitions of corpus and res which circulated in the commentaries on the Ars Donati and which were all in connection with the subject of the sensitive perception. we propose, following the works of G. barbero, to see a link between this choice and the position of alcuin, upholder of Priscian and boethius for his own grammatical teaching. ; Two words have been chosen, corpus and res, to try to better understand how the Liber glossarum gives access to the Liber glossarum, to know antique or thoughts by altomedrical commentators. The polls carried out from these two entries show that Liber's drafters have refrained from including in their glossary the definitions of corpus and res which were circulating in Ars Donati's comments and which were all related to the topic of sensitileon perception. in line with the work of G. Barbero, to bring this choice closer to the position of an alcuin, holding, for his grammatical teaching, Priscian and Bothpiece. ; Deux mots ont été choisis, corpus et res, pour tenter de mieux cerner à quel savoir donne accès le ...