Bernard J. Muir trained at The Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto and The University of Toronto. He has taught at the University of Melbourne since 1982 where he is a Reader in Medieval Language and Literature in the English Department. In 2004 he was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.Andrew Turner was educated in Melbourne, and completed his first degree in Australia and Germany before enrolling on a degree in Classics at the University of Melbourne. He completed his doctorate in 2000, dealing with Latin prose literature of the Flavian period. He has taught Latin at both university and school level.

• Introduction ; Texts and Translations ; General Index

...covering three of the leading tenth-century Benedictine reformers. The short Life of Archbishop Oda is especially valuable since it has not been edited since 1721.

Bernard J. Muir trained at The Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto and The University of Toronto. He has taught at the University of Melbourne since 1982 where he is a Reader in Medieval Language and Literature in the English Department. In 2004 he was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.Andrew Turner was educated in Melbourne, and completed his first degree in Australia and Germany before enrolling on a degree in Classics at the University of Melbourne. He completed his doctorate in 2000, dealing with Latin prose literature of the Flavian period. He has taught Latin at both university and school level.

• Introduction ; Texts and Translations ; General Index

...covering three of the leading tenth-century Benedictine reformers. The short Life of Archbishop Oda is especially valuable since it has not been edited since 1721.

Bernard J. Muir trained at The Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto and The University of Toronto. He has taught at the University of Melbourne since 1982 where he is a Reader in Medieval Language and Literature in the English Department. In 2004 he was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.Andrew Turner was educated in Melbourne, and completed his first degree in Australia and Germany before enrolling on a degree in Classics at the University of Melbourne. He completed his doctorate in 2000, dealing with Latin prose literature of the Flavian period. He has taught Latin at both university and school level.

• Introduction ; Texts and Translations ; General Index

...covering three of the leading tenth-century Benedictine reformers. The short Life of Archbishop Oda is especially valuable since it has not been edited since 1721.