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   Al·cuin

   /ˈalkwən/

   • 1. (c. 735–804) English scholar, theologian, and adviser to Charlemagne; also known as Albinus. He is credited with the transformation of Charlemagne's court into a cultural center during the Carolingian Renaissance.

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