Arnoldus of Liège

Arnoldus Leodiensis (, , born around 1276; died around 1309), was a monk of the Dominican Order and a Latin author who is believed to have lived in the vicinity of Liège, then a city of the Episcopal Principality of Liège, in present-day Belgium.

Biography Arnoldus is known from his Alphabetum narrationum (formerly attributed to Stephen of Besançon): the initials of the sentences of its prologue form the acrostic "Arnuldus de Serain", Seraing being a commune near Liège. This way of encoding intellectual responsibility was well established in medieval tradition, and Arnoldus's identity as author was established through the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century work of Barthélemy Hauréau and John Alexander Herbert.

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