The volume investigates the reception of scientific knowledge and the concepts of time in the Liber floridus, considering literary and visual traditions, exegetical and philosophical backgrounds, use and function of images, with particular attention to Lambert’s autograph, now in Ghent.
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Patrizia Carmassi, Dr. phil., studied in Pisa and Münster Classical Philology, Medieval History and Palaeography. Her PhD dealt with the liturgical Lectionary of the Ambrosian Church. Currently she is a senior researcher at the Herzog August Bibliothek in Wolfenbüttel. She has also worked at the University of Göttingen and at LE STUDIUM, Orléans. Her research focuses on Medieval history, liturgy, Latin philology, codicology, the history of libraries and the concepts of time in medieval culture.
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