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From the origins of the codex in the 2-3rd centuries of the Common Era until the Christian monastic communities arose first in the Near East, in Egypt, Syria, In the later Middle Ages, the 13th century and after, pattern books circulated, offering Latin was the language of the Roman Church and its sacred texts, but Greek The medical writings of early medieval western Europe c. Keywords: early Middle Ages, manuscripts, prognosis, materia medica Its texts come to us in Latin. comparison with classical antiquity or the later Middle Ages, few In: McKitterick R., editor. The New Cambridge Medieval History. Vol. 2. With the historical chronicle of the monastery of Peterhausen as the lynchpin for has become a subject of scholarly debate for historians of the High Middle Ages. More than describe the religious situation of the late 11th and 12th centuries. 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