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Medieval history

the revival of learning, Latin, book production and the arts promoted by the Carolingian rulers in the late eighth and ninth centuries.

In medieval history, Carolingian Renaissance refers to the revival of learning, Latin, book production and the arts promoted by the Carolingian rulers in the late eighth and ninth centuries. This meaning comes from McKitterick (1993) in Carolingian Culture.[1]

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References

McKitterick, R. (1993). Carolingian Culture. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521405867

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