Shaping Knowledge: The Transmission of the 'Liber Floridus'

Shaping Knowledge: The Transmission of the 'Liber Floridus'The encyclopedic compilation Liber Floridus, created by Lambert of Saint Omer in the early twelfth century, survives not only in the form of his famous autograph, but also in several later manuscripts. These manuscripts transformed the knowledge assembled by him as their makers not only selected and copied material from the Liber Floridus, but also organized images and texts in new ways, sought out different exemplars for them and embarked on

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This chapter provides an overview of developments during this time in traits considered for selection in dairy cattle and the improvements achieved

It also reviews the known and potential bioactive compounds in barley

Numerous case-studies from press and television in Europe and the UK support a theoretical account of the operation of monarchy and royalty in the media

being produced jointly by the Institute of Classical Studies and the Warburg

The chapter highlights challenges ranging from policy commitment to training and farmer attitudes

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and argues that imperfect transmission of cultural practices associated with cassava cultivation led initially to maladaptive mismatches that necessitated the partial re-invention of cassava cultivation in the crop’s diasporic populations

The rumen and its microbiome play essential roles in supplying key nutrients

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