Summary In the Middle Ages, educational institutions played a fundamental role that extended well beyond the mere transmission of knowledge. Recent scholarship highlights how schools contributed to the structuring of social and religious life, notably through the regulation of time via calendars, liturgical observances, and communal rituals, thereby reinforcing collective identity. Male students, particularly in urban contexts, received instruction designed to prepare them for civic responsibilities, while female education ? though less institutionalized ? was nonetheless present, often delivered within domestic settings, monastic environments, or select schools. From the twelfth century onward, cathedral and monastic schools gradually gave rise to universities, structured around the liberal arts curriculum (trivium and quadrivium), with theology positioned as the apex of intellectual formation. Contemporary historians increasingly reassess these medieval educational systems in relation to modern concerns such as identity construction, knowledge accessibility, and the sociopolitical functions of schooling. Au Moyen ge, les coles jouaient un r le essentiel, bien au-del de la simple transmission de savoirs. Les recherches r centes montrent qu'elles structuraient la vie sociale et religieuse travers l?organisation du temps scolaire (rythmes, f tes, rituels) qui renfor ait le sentiment d?appartenance communautaire. Les gar ons, surtout dans les villes, recevaient une ducation visant former des citoyens responsables, tandis que les filles, bien que moins souvent scolaris es, acc daient tout de m me une forme d?instruction via la famille, les monast res ou certaines coles. partir du xii? si cle, les coles cath drales et monastiques voluent en universit s organis es autour des arts lib raux (trivium et quadrivium), avec la th ologie comme sommet du cursus. Aujourd?hui, les historiens r valuent ces structures ducatives m di vales la lumi re de questions contemporaines, comme la formation des identit s collectives, l?acc s au savoir et le r le des institutions scolaires dans la soci t . TABLE OF CONTENTS Oliver, Eduard, O.S.B., In fulda dogma sacrum didici: Hrabanus Maurus, and the Anglo-Saxon Exegetical Tradition Cataldi, Claudio, The School of Abingdon in Early Medieval England Fredette, Anthony ? Whedbee, Simon, Prolegomena to an Edition of a Twelfth-century Commentary on the Georgics Attributed to Hilarius of Orl ans Ingegno, Maria Valeria, La virt della caritas e le sue implicazioni nella riflessione di Gilberto di Poitiers (1 Cor. 12, 31?13,13): dall?habitus humilitatis alla visione di Dio Weijers, Olga, Les gloses comme t moins de l'enseignement la Facult des arts Bassano, Marie, L? ge d?or d?avant l?Universit : Le studium juridique orl anais au XIIIe si cle Courtenay, William J. ? Sullivan, Thomas, Pre-Theological Education at Paris for Monastic Students in the Fourteenth Century Deuffic, Jean-Luc, Et en v rit , des plus grans clercs du monde ont leu du matin ? propos de Guillaume Chalop, un ma tre breton moult suffisant Sullivan, Thomas, Ranking and Adoption in the Licentiate Program of the Parisan Faculty of Canon Law, 1416?1448 Spychala, Pauline, Premi re tape ou couronnement de parcours ? L?Universit de Paris dans le cursus des tudiants trangers la fin du Moyen ge Bernard-Schweitzer, Marion, Les coll ges normands Paris aux XIVe et XVe si cle