Note 11 — Chapter I · THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
Reading edition
Macrobius seems to have come next to Martianus Capella in popularity, particularly in the twelfth century, when his book finds mention 367more than a dozen times in the catalogues of both French and German libraries of the period. It was also read in Italy, Spain, and Great Britain. In the latter country there are five entries from the early thirteenth century (M. Manitius, Philologisches, p. 106).