A Commentary on Nigel of Canterbury’s Miracles of the Virgin Categorical Data Analysis

A Commentary on Nigel of Canterbury’s Miracles of the Virgin Categorical Data AnalysisNigel of Canterbury, also known as Longchamp and Whiteacre, wrote toward the end of the so called Twelfth Century Renaissance. He was a Benedictine monk of Christ Church when Thomas Becket was martyred, and a star of Anglo Latin literature while the Angevin kings held sway over a vast empire that encompassed not only the British Isles but also western France. The Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library volume features, alongside the Latin, the first ever

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