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Medieval history

the revival of Latin learning, law, science and philosophy in western Europe during the twelfth century.

In medieval history, twelfth-century Renaissance refers to the revival of Latin learning, law, science and philosophy in western Europe during the twelfth century. This meaning comes from Haskins (1927) in The Renaissance of the twelfth century.[1]

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References

Haskins, C. H. (1927). The Renaissance of the twelfth century. Meridian Books. ISBN 9781597400503

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