The Works of the Female Author Dhuoda Are Significant Primarily

The works of the female author Dhuoda are significant primarily because

A) of the stunning originality of her philosophical ideas.
B) they provide evidence that she was highly educated.
C) they provide the only first-hand account of life in a ninth-century convent.
D) she was one of the first women to argue publicly that women were the equals of men in all things.