bec.

abbreviation for

Some even went 'jusqu' l'Arbre sec, Ou li oisel pendent au bec.'

Through him Bec and Caron, two friends of the people, had died six years ago, in the days of the tyrant.

It was in his abbey of Bec that he laid the foundation of a new school of theological inquiry.

In Bec, theology for the first time spoke the language of philosophy.

In the twelfth century the greatest theologian was said to be Anselm, bred a monk in the monastery of Bec, in Normandy.

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