In which script did Alcuin write?
Italic Script
Carolingian Minuscule
Visigothic Script
Merovingian Script
Answer
Carolingian Minuscule, developed by Alcuin, was a script used during the Carolingian Renaissance, characterized by its clarity, legibility, and uniformity. It became the standard script for Western Europe for several centuries, facilitating the preservation and transmission of knowledge, contributing to the intellectual and cultural flourishing of the Middle Ages.
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