What does OMT mean?
OMT means Oxford Medieval Texts
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Bibliographic Abbreviations
Particularly in Bibliographic Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Oxford Medieval Texts?
Oxford Medieval Texts can be abbreviated as OMT
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TP-ALL - Texts & Periodicals: All Law Reviews, Texts, & Bar Journals
- DMTT - Dallas Medieval Texts and Translations
- MRTS - Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies
- OCT - Oxford Classical Texts
- OECT - Oxford Early Christian Texts
- OECT - Oxford Edition of Cuneiform Texts
- OSAP - Oxford Study Abroad Program Oxford Study Abroad Program
- CEMT - Central European Medieval Texts
- GMT - Garland Medieval Texts
- OBL - Oxford Branch Library (Oxford, OH)
- OFL - Oxford Free Library (Oxford, MA)
- CYOH - Oxford House Airport, Oxford House, Manitoba, Canada
- YOH - Oxford House Airport, Oxford House, Manitoba, Canada
- OMSG - Oxford Medical School Gazette (Oxford, England, UK)
- OSSL - Oxford Student Services Limited (Oxford University; UK)
- ARTEM - Atelier de Recherches Sur Les Textes Médiévaux (French: Research Workshop on Medieval Texts)
- HNZ - Oxford, NC [Henderson-Oxford Airport], USA
- Oxf.UA - Oxford University Archives, Oxford
- 43M - Oxford Airport, Oxford, Massachusetts USA
- OCMH - Oxford Centre for Medieval History