Note 10 — Chapter I · THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
Reading edition
M. Manitius, Philologisches, p. 112, informs us that, next to Virgil and the Vulgate, the De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii was the most popular book of the Middle Ages. References to copies of it are found in nearly all medieval library catalogues. See also Mori, Misuraz. eratos., pp. 388–391.