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The geographical lore of the time of the Crusades

Note 197 — Chapter II · THE CONTRIBUTION OF WESTERN CHRISTENDOM BEFORE 1100 A. D.

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ibid., pp. 44–47. See De div. nat., III, 33 (Migne, Pat. lat., vol. 381cxxii, col. 719). Stegmann, Anschauungen, 1913, p. 60, contrasts the speculative and critical mind of John Scot with the credulous spirit of Raban Maur, his contemporary.

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