e/Liber glossarum

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has gloss	eng: The Liber Glossarum was a compendium of knowledge used for later compilations during the Middle Ages, and a general reference work used by contemporary scholars. It has alternatively been referred to as an encyclopedia, a glossary, and a dictionary. The earliest copies of the Liber glossarum were written in the ab-type script of Corbie and in Carolingian minuscule and the work was most likely created at the monastery of Corbie or at a nearby nunnery during the time of the abbot Adalhard (780-814; 821-826). Adalhard was the cousin of Charlemagne, and given the immense nature of the project, it is likely that the creation of the Liber glossarum enjoyed support from Carolingian rulers, including Charlemagne himself. It was referenced until the seventeenth century.
lexicalization	eng: Liber glossarum
instance of	e/Early Middle Ages