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In the accompanying Book of Readings the following selections are reproduced:

53. Migne: Forms used in connection with monastery life:

(a) Form for offering a Child to a Monastery.

(b) The Monastic Vow.

(c) Letter of Honorable Dismissal from a Monastery.

54. Abbot Heriman: The Copying of Books at a Monastery.

55. Othlonus: Work of a Monk in writing and copying Books.

56. A Monk: Work of a Nun in copying Books.

57. Symonds: Scarcity and Cost of Books.

58. Clark: Anathemas to protect Books from Theft.

59. Bede: On Education in Early England.

(a) The Learning of Theodore.

(b) Theodore's Work for the English Churches.

(c) How Albinus succeeded Abbot Hadrian.

60. Alcuin: Description of the School at York.

61. Alcuin: Catalogue of the Cathedral Library at York.

62. Alcuin: Specimens of the Palace School Instruction.

63. Charlemagne: Letter sending out a Collection of Sermons.

64. Charlemagne: General Proclamations as to Education.

(a) The Proclamation of 787 A.D.

(b) General Admonition of 789 A.D.

(c) Order as to Learning of 802 A.D.

65. Alcuin: Letter to Charlemagne as to Books and Learning.

66. King Alfred: State of Learning in England in his Time.

67. Asser: Alfred obtains Scholars from Abroad.

68. Asser: Education of the Son of King Alfred.

69. Ninth-Century Plan of the Monastery at Saint Gall.