A testament to her fame in her day is that her complete written works survive, including full scores of her music. 1100 years later, and still of huge interest, here they are, carefully produced by the nuns of her convent. She is profoundly original, thinking deeply about all sorts of things, at times far before her time, and but still very much a part of her time. The dense medieval prose is hard to read for us today, it's a time so long ago and a society far removed, but her inspiration and grace will touch all those who take the time to study it. And if you get one of the many recordings of her music, you can follow along with the scores here as well. ( )