Vide etiam paginam discretivam:
Femina.
Femina nova (interdum simplicius Femina) est opus ad instructione liberorum destinatum, in versibus Francogallicis vel Anglonormannicis cum versionibus Anglica et Latina partialibus, saeculo XV ineunte confectum e tribus textibus anterioribus leviter recensis:
Titulus Femina in textu explicatur "quia sicut femina docet infantem loqui maternam sic docet iste liber iuvenes rethorice loqui Gallicam"; sed "Femme" (scil. "femina") est etiam verbum primum carminis Le Tretiz quo incipit hoc opus.
Editiones
Nexus externi
Bibliographia
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- W. Rothwell, "Anglo-French and Middle English Vocabulary in "Femina Nova"" in Medium Aevum vol. 69 (2000) pp. 34-58
- W. Rothwell, "The Teaching of French in Medieval England" in Modern Language Review vol. 63 (1968) pp. 37-46