The Mathematical Cultures of Medieval Europe - References

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Editor's note: In addition to those mentioned elsewhere in this article, the following Convergence articles describe mathematics and mathematical cultures in medieval Europe:

• Victor Katz, "Recreational Problems in Medieval Mathematics" (December 2017)
• Betty Mayfield, "Gerbert d'Aurillac and the March of Spain: A Convergence of Cultures" (2006)
• Richard Pulskamp and Daniel Otero, "Wibold's Ludus Regularis, a 10th Century Board Game" (June 2014)
• Randy K. Schwartz, "'He Advanced Him 200 Lambs of Gold': The Pamiers Manuscript" (July 2012)