THE HISTORY OF GRAMMAR IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- PREFACE -- Table of contents -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- NOTES -- SELECTBIBLIOGRAPHY -- STUDIES ON PRISCIAN IN THE ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH CENTURIES -- APPENDIX -- GLOSULE -- NOTE DUNELMENSES II -- PETRUSHELIAS,SUMMA SUPER PRISCIANUM -- STUDIES ON PRISCIAN IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY -- I. THE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE GLOSSES -- II. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE GLOSSES -- III. RALPH OF BEAUVAIS AND HIS FOLLOWERS -- IV. OTHER MASTERS NAMED -- V. ORIGIN AND DATE OF THE GLOSSES -- VI. RELATIONSHIP TO PETRUS HELIAS -- VII. THE METHODS OF THE GLOSSATORS -- (a) The technique of the commentary -- (b)Use of illustrative quotations -- VIII. DEVELOPMENT IN GRAMMATICAL DOCTRINE -- IX. CONCLUSION -- APPENDICES I -- ABSOLUTA THE SUMMA OF PETRUS HISPANUS ON PRISCIANUS MINOR -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- APPENDIX -- THE INTRODUCTIONS TO THE 'ARTES' IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY -- I. THIERRY OF CHARTRES, PETRUS HELIAS, GUNDISSALINUS : THE TREATMENT OF THE « DIDASCALICA » IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY -- II. THE « DIDASCALICA » IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY -- HUGUTIO AND PETRUS HELIAS -- THE 'LOST' PREFACE TO THE LIBER DERIVATIONUM OF OSBERN OF GLOUCESTER -- APPENDIX -- i. Miscellaneous verses -- ii. Grammatical verses -- OXFORD GRAMMAR MASTERS IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- APPENDIX -- INDICES -- A. INDEX MANUSCRIPTORUM -- B. INDEX NOMINUM -- C. INDEX TERMINORUM.