Journal of Medieval History 1999: Vol 25 Table of Contents PDF
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VOLUME CONTENTS Number 1 David A. Warner Ideals and action in the reign of Otto III James M. Powell Patriarch Gerold and Frederick II: The Matthew Paris letter William C. Jordan The representation of the crusades in the songs attributed to Thibaud, Count Palatine of Champagne Joseph P. Byrne and Mothering in the Casa Datini Eleanor A. Congdon The State of Research Peter W. Edbury Cyprus under the Lusignans and Venetians, 1991-1998 Call for papers Number 2 Simon Coates Ceolfrid: history, hagiography and memory in seventh- and eighth-century Wearmouth—Jarrow Thomas B. deMayo Mechthild of Magdeburg’s mystical eschatology David Postles Lamps, lights and layfolk: ‘popular’ devotion before the Black Death Joélle Rollo-Koster Forever after: the dead in the Avignonese confraternity of Notre Dame la Majour (1329-1381) Historiographical Essay Norman Housley Insurrection as religious war, 1400-1536 Number 3 Andrew Bridgeford Was Count Eustace II of Boulogne the patron of the Bayeux Tapestry? Joanna H. Drell Cultural syncretism and ethnic identity: The Norman ‘conquest’ of Southern Italy and Sicily Hussein M. Attiya Knowledge of Arabic in the Crusader States in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries Ellen E. Kittell The construction of women’s social identity in medieval Douai: Evidence from identifying epithets James William Brodman Fable and royal power: The origins of the Mercedarian foundation story Michael Hicks From megaphone to microscope: The correspondence of Richard Duke of York with Henry VI in 1450 revisited The State of Research Michael Angold The road to 1204: The Byzantine background to the Fourth Crusade Number 4 Gary Dickson The crowd at the feet of Pope Boniface VIII: pilgrimage, crusade and the first Roman Jubilee (1300) Jan van Herwaarden Dat Scaecspel: a profane-ethical exploration Folker Reichert Odorico da Pordenone and the European perception of Chinese beauty in the Middle Ages Suzanne F, Cawsey King Pedro IV of Aragon, royal propaganda and the tradition of royal speechwriting The state of research Edward Coleman The Italian communes. Recent work and current trends Index to Volume 25 (1999)
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