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The St Michael’s College Writing Centre offers training in writing and speaking to all students.
This syllabus and all assignments are provided under a Creative Commons Attribution licence. This course was originally inspired by the approach of Marie-Pierre Bussières (University of Ottawa) in CLA 5122 'Latin Palaeography'. I have drawn other ideas from Maura Lafferty (University of Tennessee, Knoxville), CLAS 472/CLAS 572/HIST 530 'Latin Paleography and the History of Reading and the Book in Roman Antiquity and the Middle Ages'. See also Andrew Dunning, 'Teaching Latin Textual Criticism to a New Generation', Journal of Medieval Latin 28 (2018): 335–44.