Words Week XI
Richard
C. Hoffmann, "Economic Development and Aquatic Ecosystems in Medieval
Europe", The American Historical Review, Vol. 101, No. 3
(Jun., 1996), pp. 631-669
LOTIC
LENTIC
ANADROMOUS
ULRICH OF CLUNY 1080 DESCRIPTION OF MONKS' SIGN LANGUAGE
RAVENNA RIVER PO
SHAMBLES (Etymology?)
HILDEGARDE OF BINGEN
ZELLERSEE SALZBURG
STURGEON
OPUS SERVILIS: The types of work that must be avoided on Sundays and
Holy Days
Gen., i. 28: "And God blessed them, saying: Increase and
multiply, and fill the
earth, and subdue it, and rule over the fishes of the sea, and the
fowls of the
air,and all living creatures that move upon the earth."
FISHPONDS
CHARLEMAGNE'S CAPITULARE DE VILLIS
FOREST (Outside)
Cookery:
Jack Goody,
Cooking, cuisine, and class : a study in comparative sociology
(1982) distinguishes COOKING from CUISINE.
LE CRU ET LE CUIT (CLAUDE
LEVI-STRAUSS)
QUADRIVIUM
APERITIF DIGESTIF
DESSERT (after you remove service, clear the
table, Fr. "desservir")
COURSES ("cursus" fr "curro" Latin to run!)
HIPPOCRAS
NOON TRENCHER
FAST (OE referring to strict observance)
GLUTTONY (from Latin GULA
"Throat"), one of the SEVEN
CARDINAL (DEADLY) SINS
RADDING & CLARK, MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE,
MEDIEVAL LEARNING (1992)
PANOFSKY, GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE AND SCHOLASTICISM
(1957) available online
ABBOT SUGER OF ST. DENIS (d. 1151)
ABBEY CHURCH OF ST.
DENIS (just outside Paris)
FREE-MASONS
BASILICA
NAVE (from NAVIS, ship)
FULBERT OF CHARTRES (c. 990-1028)
EUCHARIST REAL
PRESENCE
BERENGAR OF TOURS (d. 1088)
EVIDENTIA (becomes noun meaning "evidence" 12th cent.)
GRAMMAR
ANSELM OF CANTERBURY (d. 1109)
INCARNATION CUR DEUS
HOMO (Why God became a Man)
BOSO
ANSELM OF LAON (d. 1117) GLOSSA ORDINARIA
(Standard gloss-commentary to Bible)
RALPH GLABER and the WHITE CLOAK OF CHURCHES early C11
ST.
SERNIN, TOULOUSE, and the SCULPTURES
IN THE CRYPT
CHEVET (= Pillow!)
AMBULATORY
ROMANESQUE
PETER ABELARD
CLAVIS SAPIENTIAE (Key to
Wisdom) in his SIC ET NON
UNIVERSALS
VOCES
THEOLOGIA
SUMMA
FERETORY