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The publishing house SISMEL-Edizioni del Galluzzo has just released the volume Autori, testi e manoscritti fra la penisola iberica e l\u2019Italia: da Gregorio Magno a Gregorio VII. In ricordo di Manuel Cecilio D\u00edaz y D\u00edaz<\/em>, which contains several contributions consistent with the methodology and scholarly interests of Prof. D\u00edaz y D\u00edaz, who was Professor in the Department of Latin and Greek at the University of Santiago and one of the most distinguished medievalists in Europe. The book is the result of the conference of the same name held at the Societ\u00e0 Internazionale per lo Studio del Medioevo Latino (Florence) in March 2024.<\/p>\n In this volume, Jos\u00e9 Carracedo Fraga, Professor of Latin Philology and member of the CLASMED research group, examines the circulation of grammatical texts between Hispania and Italy in the Early Middle Ages, using as a case study the collection transmitted in the manuscript Paris, Biblioth\u00e8que nationale de France, lat. 7530. This manuscript, copied in Montecassino at the end of the eighth century, contains an extensive collection of school texts on the liberal arts, with a primary focus on grammar.<\/p>\n