Multilingualism in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: Areas of Contact and Overlap

This interdisciplinary work explores historical multilingualism viewed from the early Middle Ages to the beginning of the seventeenth century. It presents research methodologies related to different cultural areas of Europe covered by several classical languages. This approach aims to dispel the common misconception that Western Europe, dominated by Latin culture, constituted the only part of medieval Europe.
The volume consists of an extended introduction and twelve chapters reflecting diff...