Cathedral School of York

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Cathedral School of York was a prominent early medieval center of learning in York, England, renowned for its scholarship and association with the scholar Alcuin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf center of learning
medieval cathedral school
affiliation York Minster
associatedWith Alcuin of York
Wilfrid of York
surface form: Archbishop Ecgbert of York

Aelbert of York
surface form: Archbishop Ælberht of York

library of York Minster
contributedTo development of Anglo-Latin literature
preservation of classical texts
country Kingdom of Northumbria
curriculum biblical studies
canon law
dialectic
grammar
patristic texts
rhetoric
educationalLevel advanced ecclesiastical education
educationalTradition cathedral school model
floruit 8th century
governedBy Archbishop of York
hasRole training bishops
training royal advisers
heritage Anglo-Saxon learning tradition
historicalReputation one of the leading schools in Western Europe in the 8th century
influenced Carolingian Renaissance
Palace School at Aachen
surface form: Palace School of Charlemagne
knownFor classical learning
scholarship
scriptural exegesis
theological studies
training clergy
languageOfInstruction Latin
locatedIn England
York
York Minster
surface form: York Minster precinct
notableScholar Alcuin of York
partOf cathedral schools in medieval Europe
precededBy earlier monastic schools in Northumbria
region Northumbria
religiousAffiliation Christianity
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
sourceType attested in early medieval Latin texts
timePeriod early Middle Ages

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Alcuin of York educatedAt Cathedral School of York
Aelbert of York educatedAt Cathedral School of York
this entity surface form: school of York
Albinus educatedAt Cathedral School of York
this entity surface form: Cathedral school of York
Flaccus Albinus educatedAt Cathedral School of York
this entity surface form: Cathedral school of York