Journal of Medieval History 1992: Vol 18 Index

1 Pages·1992·0.14 MB·English

Index for Volume 18
David Abulafia, Historiographical essay. Historians and race
David Abulafia, Historiographical essay. Institutes and individuals:
some medieval historians of the twentieth century
David Abulafia, The state of research. A settled frontier:
the Catalan Kingdom of Majorca
Simon Barton, Two Catalan magnates in the courts of the kings of
Leon-Castile: the careers of Ponce de Cabrera and Ponce de Minerva
re-examined
Bnan Brennan, ‘The image of the Merovingian bishop in the poetry of
Venantius Fortunatus
Julia Crick, Geoffrey of Monmouth, prophecy and history
Katherine L. French, The legend of Lady Godiva and the image of the
female body
Blanca Gari, Why Almeria? An Islamic port in the compass of Genoa
Rosemary Horrox, The state of research. Local and national politics in
fifteenth-century England
Jean-Pierre Jourdan, Le symbolisme politique du Pas dans le royaume
de France (Bourgogne et Anjou) a la fin du Moyen-Age
Jean Leclerq, Monks and hermits in medieval love stories
Josip Lucié, On the earliest contacts between Dubrovnik and England
Linda McMillin, Gender and monastic autonomy in thirteenth-century
Barcelona: abbess vs. bishop
Cary J. Nederman, The union of wisdom and eloquence before the
Renaissance: the Ciceronian orator in medieval thought
Jose Manuel Nieto Soria, Les clercs du roi et les origines de l’état moderne
en Castille: propagande et legitimation (XIIléme—XVeme siécles)
D.D.R. Owen, The prince and the churl: the traumatic experience of
Philip Augustus
S.C. Rowell, A pagan’s word: Lithuanian diplomatic procedure 1200-1385
Larry J. Simon, The Friars of the Sack and the Kingdom of Majorca
Julian A. Smith, Precursors to Peregrinus: the early history of magnetism
and the mariner’s compass in Europe
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