Love as the Divine Presence, from Augustine to Peter Lombard (Hardcover, 1)

CONTENTS

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INDEX

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ABBREVIATIONS

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INTRODUCTION

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CHAPTER ONE

AUGUSTINE ? DOCTOR CARITATIS

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CHAPTER TWO

AT THE OPENING OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY

1. Caritas in the Latin Commentaries to the Epistle to the Romans before Lanfranc of Bec

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1. Marius Victorinus
2. Ambrosiaster
3. Origines Latinus (Rufin of Aquleia)
4. Pelagius
5. Cassiodor
6. Florus of Lyon (with an excursus about Beda Venerabilis, Isidore of Seville, and Gregory the Great)
7. Rhabanus Maurus
8. Sedulius Scotus
9. Ps.-Haymo of Halberstadt (Haymor of Auxerre)
10. Atto of Vercelli
11. Bruno the Carthusian

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1. Lanfranc of Bec
2. ?Anselm of Canterbury
3. Anselm of Laon
4. Glossa ordinaria
5. William of Champeaux and the Sententie divine pagine

VII. Conclusion

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CHAPTER THREE

THE EARLY SCHOLASTIC AND THEIR SCHOOLS

I.??????????????????? Peter Abelard and Disciples

II.???????????????? Hugh of Saint-Victor and the Victorine Environment

III.????????????? Richard of Saint-Victor

IV.????????????? Gilbert Porreta and the Porretani

V.??????????????? Conclusion

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CHAPTER FOUR

TWO MONASTIC THEOLOGIANS

I.??????????????????? William of Saint-Thierry

II.???????????????? Bernard of Clairvaux

III.????????????? Conclusion

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CHAPTER FIVE

PETER LOMBARD AND THE SCHOOL OF PARIS

I.??????????????????? Magna Glossatura

II.???????????????? Caritas in Peter Lombard’s Sermons

III.????????????? Caritas in Peter Lombard’s Sententie in IV libris distinctae

IV.????????????? The Impact of Peter Lombard’s Theory in ...


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The Routledge Companion to Video Games and History (Hardcover, 1)

Section One: Making History? 1.?What is History in Video Games?? 2. Method and Methodology in Historical Game Studies? 3.?Counterfactuals: An Alternate Path for Historical Game Studies? 4.?The Semi-Fictional Basil: History, Historical Video Games, and Transmedia Characters? 5.?Elsinore’s Hamlet: Adapting historical plays into video games? 6.?Postcolonial, Mythological, and Imagined: Indian History’s relationship with Video Games? 7.?Video Game Genres and Ancient History? 8.?Historical Indigenous Game Design: Drawing on Indigenous knowledges to craft historical video games? 9.?The African Video Game Industry: Rendering Visible and Forging Cultural Identity through Indigenous Heroes and Myths? 10.?Mobile games and antiquity: Simply a complex simplification of the past??Section Two: Analysing History??11.?Of Monuments and Military Men: The Ancient Mediterranean in Video Games? 12.?The Military Shooter and its Discontents: Enemies in War Games? 13.?Historical Characters in Antiquity Games? 14.?Building Religions: The Representations of Ancient Mediterranean Religion in Historical Strategy Games? 15.?Rome Was Built in a Day: Economies of the Ancient World in Historical Video Games? 16.?Seen But Not Played: Children in Ancient Historical Video Games? 17.?Medicine in Historical Roleplaying Video Games? 18.?Periodisation beyond Sid Meier’s Civilization: Standing the Test of Time?? 19.?Women & Sexism in Historical Games? 20.?‘Is it really that bad?’ A feminist reading of Pentiment? ?21. ‘“...it’s really pathetic seeing a grown man cry”: Masculinity and the Medieval? 22.?Iron-clad Bodies, Fluid Beings. An Idea-historical Approach to Queer and Posthuman Bodies in Medievalist (Roleplaying) Games? 23.?Brothels, Buffs, and Breeding: Sexuality in Historical Video Games Anise Strong??24.?Cultural Memory, Games, and Company of Heroes 2: The Soviet Union as Barbaric Asiatic Hordes? 25.?Race and the Digital World Wars: Re...


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The Outlaw Observed : Robin Hood and the Culture of Surveillance (Hardcover)

Introduction

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Chapter 1

Modernity, Medievalism, and The Spectatorial Robin Hood

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Chapter 2

Robin Hood and Surveillance in the McCarthy Era

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Chapter 3

Post-McCarthy Robin Hood and the Politics of Counter-Surveillance

Chapter 4

Robin Hood, Anxieties of Racialised Surveillance, and the Gulf Wars

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Chapter 5

Marian, Visibility, and the Grotesque Medievalism of Conflict

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Conclusion

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Bibliography

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The Vikings in Poland (Paperback, 1)

Chapter 1: Research history: Discovering the Vikings in Poland
Chapter 2: The Western Slavic world
Chapter 3: Cultural interactions: Slavs and Scandinavians in the Southern Baltic
Chapter 4: The Viking diaspora in Pomerania and the Piast state: Identity, agency, and art
Chapter 5: Material markers of Norse identity in Viking Age Poland
Chapter 6: Norse beliefs in Viking Age Poland
Chapter 7: ‘Viking’ burials in Poland
Chapter 8: Vikings in Poland, Slavs in Scandinavia … and Slavic Vikings: Synthesis, conclusions, and new trajectories

The Latin Continuation of William of Tyre (Paperback, 1)

Introduction

The Latin Continuation of William of Tyre

Text

Translation

Appendix 1: Translation of BW’s addition to William of Tyre, Historia, 23.1

Appendix 2: Translation of Cathalogi quorundam magnatum

List of biblical citations

Bibliography

Index

Wallachian Mobility and Settlement along the Carpathian Arc (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Current research, debates and controversies surrounding Wallachian mobility and settlement

Mihai Dragnea, Milo? Marek, Grzegorz Jawor, and John Polemikos

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Chapter 1

Theodore Skoutariotes’ Synopsis Chronike: a neglected source for the history of the Vlachs (12th-13th centuries)

Anna Kotłowska

Chapter 2

The Romanian Consuetudinary Law (Ius Valachicum). A Comparative Perspective and a Few Sources (14th-18th Centuries)

Ela Cosma

Chapter 3

Wallachian colonization and its traces in the toponymy of Slovakia (14th-18th centuries)

Milo? Marek

Chapter 4

Wallachian Colonization and its Impact on the Landscape: A Case Study of Central Slovakia in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period

Oto Tome?ek

Chapter 5

Speaking to the Morlachs: A discussion of the language, state agents and mechanisms involved in communicating with the Morlachs in 16th century Venetian Dalmatia

Dana Caciur-Andreescu

Chapter 6

On the Heritage of Carpathian Settlers in Eastern Moravia: Early Modern Linguistic Borrowings into the Wallachian Dialect

Marta ?ime?kova and Vit Bo?ek

Chapter 7

The Image of Highlanders in the Czech Republic: The Disputed Land and History of Moravian Wallachia (17th-18th centuries)

Petra Ko??alova

Chapter 8

Economic activity of the hereditary subject classes in south-eastern Moravia in the shadow of the military conflicts of the 17th and early 18th century

Petr Odehnal

Chapter 9

?Historical Anoikonyms and Oikonyms in Relation to Wallachian Colonization of Halenkov from 17th?19th centuries (Moravian Wallachia)

Ivana Spitzer Ost?anska

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From Texts to Bodies : Sexes, Genders, and Sexualities in Premodern Europe (Paperback)

Introduction

PART I: WOMEN, MARRIAGE, AND GENDER

1.      Kinship and Friendship: The Perception of Family by Clergy and Laity in Late Medieval London. In Albion 20, no. 3 (1988): 369?385.

2.      Individualism and Consensual Marriage: Some Evidence from Medieval England. In Women, Marriage, and the Family in Medieval Christendom. Essays in Memory of Michael M. Sheehan, edited by Joel T. Rosenthal and Constance M. Rousseau, 121?151. Kalamazoo, MI: Medieval Institute Publications, Western Michigan University, 1998.

3.      The Absent Penitent: The Cure of Women’s Souls and Confessors’ Manuals in Thirteenth-Century England. In Women, the Book, and the Godly, edited by Lesley Smith and Jane H. M. Taylor, 13?25. London: Boydell and Brewer, 1995.

4.      On the Origins and Role of ‘Wise Women’ in Causes for Annulment on the Grounds of Male Impotence. In Journal of Medieval History 16, no. 3 (1990): 235?249.

5.      Twice Marginal and Twice Invisible: Lesbians in the Middle Ages. In Handbook of Medieval Sexuality, edited by Vern L. Bullough and James A. Brundage, 191?211. New York: Garland, 1996.

6.      Thinking about Gender: The Diversity of Medieval Perspectives. In Power of the Weak: Women in the Middle Ages, edited by J. Carpenter and S. B. Maclean, 1?26. Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1995.

PART II: SEXUALITIES AND GENDERS

7.      Gendered Souls in Sexed Bodies: The Male Construction of Sexuality in Some Medieval Confessor’s Manuals....


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Mathematics and Philosophy at the Turn of the First Millennium : Abbo of Fleury on Calculus (Paperback)

Introduction

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Chapter 1

Abbo and His Time: European History and Mathematics

??????????? 1. Politics and (Religious) Culture

??????????? 2. Liberal Arts

??????????? 3. Mathematics

??????????????????????? 3.1 Speculative Arithmetic

??????????????????????? 3.2 Practical Arithmetic

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Chapter 2

Victorious’ Calculus and Abbo’s Explanatio

??????????? 1. Contents of the Calculus

??????????????????????? 1.1 Praefatio de ratione calculi

??????????????????????? 1.2 Multiplication Tables

??????????????????????? 1.3 Supplementary Tables and Texts

??????????? 2. Victorious, scripulorum calculator: the Calculus and the Reckoning of Time

??????????? 3. Two Hypothesis on the Arrival of the Calculus at Fleury

??????????????????????? 3.1 Hypothesis A: Lupus of Ferriere

??????????????????????? 3.2 Hypothesis B: Columbanus and the Abbey of Bobbio

??????????? 4. Abbo’s Explanatio: Manuscripts and Critical Editions

??????????? 5. Contents of the Explanatio

??????????????????????? 5.1 The Prologue (Section I)

??????????????????????? 5.2 The Theological Premise (Section II)

??????????????????????? 5.3 The Commentary on on Victorius’s Praefatio (Section III)

??????????????????????? 5.4 The Commentary on Victoriuous’s Multiplication Tables (Section IV)

??????????????????????? 5.5 On Qualitative Physics (Section V)

??????????? 6. The Pedagogical Aim and the Role of the Commentator

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Chapter 3

A Theological Premise: Number, Measure, and Weight

??????????? 1. Augustine and Wisd. 11:21

??????????? 2. Claudianus Mamertus’ De statu animae

??????????? 3. Arithmetical Readings of Wisd. 11: 21: Hrabanus Maurus and John Scotus Eriugena

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Light, Privacy, and Neighbors : Windows in Late Medieval and Early Modern London (Paperback)

Introduction? 1. London and the Custom? 2. The Mechanics of Enforcement? 3. ‘Ancient Lights’? 4. The Problem with Windows? 5. In Praise of Glass? 6. The Fire and Its Aftermath

Theories of Colour from Democritus to Descartes (Paperback, 1)

Chapter 1

Democritus on the Atomic Shapes of Colours

Attila Nemeth

Chapter 2

Plato on the Ontological Status of Colours

Katerina Ierodiakonou

Chapter 3

Aristotle on the Appearance of Colour & other Perceptibles

Victor Caston

Chapter 4

Plotinus on Colours

Pauliina Remes

Chapter 5

Are Colours Always There? Elements in Avicenna’s Account of Vision

Tommaso Alpina

Chapter 6

Light And Colour in Averroes Between Alexander of Aphrodisias and Ibn B???a

Jean-Baptiste Brenet

Chapter 7

“Color Est Lux Incorporata Perspicuo”: Robert Grosseteste’s Definition of Colour And its (Franciscan) Legacy

Cecilia Panti

Chapter 8

Colours and Their Species ? Apparent or Real? Roger Bacon’s Mature Colour Theory

Yael Kedar

Chapter 9

Aquinas on Colours and Visibility

Hamid Taieb

Chapter 10

Dietrich of Freiberg on the Generation and Differentiation of Colours

Veronique Decaix

Chapter 11

Colours in Bodies, in the Intermedium, and in the Eye in the Late Sixteenth And Early Seventeenth Centuries

Tawrin Baker

Chapter 12

Colours’ Little Souls: Descartes on Sensible Qualities

Mattia Mantovani

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State and Society in the Palaiologan Era : (13th–15th Centuries) (Paperback)

Introduction

The Byzantine State and its Transformation in the Palaiologan Era (13th-15th c.): the Outlines of an Old Historiographical Debate and New Research Approaches?

Raul Estangui Gomez

Chapter 1

A Merchant of Thessalonike: Kasandrenos and his Ledger of 1356?1357

Kostis Smyrlis

Chapter 2

Changing Trends in Palaiologan Public Giving

Dionysios Stathakopoulos

Chapter 3

Forms of Political Power in Byzantine Macedonia in the Second Half of the 14th Century. The Case of Christoupolis’ Region

Anastasia Kontogiannopoulou

Chapter 4

Contextualization and Reinterpretation of Nikolaos Kabasilas’s so-called ‘Anti-Zealot Treatise’, the Discourse on the Audacities against Sacred Goods Committed by the Archons in Infringing the Law?

Marie-Helene Blanchet and Raul Estangui Gomez

Chapter 5

Patriarch Kallistos I as a Spiritual Author

Antonio Rigo

Chapter 6

Remembering Athanasios the Athonite in the 14th Century

Olivier Delouis

Chapter 7

Literature for Hard Times: Palaiologan Apocalyptic between Tradition and Innovation

Luigi Silvano

Women, the Crusades, the Templars and Hospitallers in Medieval European Society and Culture (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: Women in the Crusades and the Military Orders

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1. Women on the Third Crusade. Journal of Medieval History (1997), 23.4, pp. 335?349.

2. The True Gentleman? Correct behaviour towards women according to Christian and Muslim writers: from the Third Crusade to Sultan Baybars. Crusading and Masculinities, ed. Natasha R. Hodgson, Katherine J. Lewis and Matthew M. Mesley, Crusades Subsidia 13 (2019).

3. Women in Templar and Hospitaller Commanderies. La Commanderie: Institution des ordres militaires dans l’Occident medieval, ed. Anthony Luttrell and Leon Pressouyre (2002), pp. 125?134.

4. The Role of Women in the Military Orders. Militiae Christi: Handelingen van de Vereniging voor de Studie over de Tempeliers en de Hospitaalridders vzw, year 1 (2010), pp. 202?219.

5. Margaret de Lacy and the Hospital of St John at Aconbury, Herefordshire. The Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 50.4 (1999), pp. 629?651.

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Part 2: The Templars’ and Hospitallers’ relations with rulers and medieval society

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6. ‘Nolite confidere in principibus’: The Military Orders’ relations with the rulers of Christendom. Elites et ordres militaires au moyen age: rencontre autour d’Alain Demurger, ed. Philippe Josserand, Luis F. Oliveira and Damien Carraz (2015), pp. 261?276.

7. The Motivations of the Hospitallers and Templars in their Involvement in the Fourth Crusade and its Aftermath.

8. The Military Orders and the Kings of England in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries. From Clermont to Jerusalem: the Crusades and Crusader Societies, 1095?1500, ed. Alan V. Murray, International Medieval Research, 3 (1998), pp. 203?18

9. The Military Religious Orders in the Towns of the British Isles. Les Ordres Militaires dans la Ville Medievale (1100?1350), ed. Damien Carraz, Collection Histoires croisees (2013)...


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Dante’s Visions : Crossing Sights on Natural Philosophy, Theory of Vision, and Medicine in the Divine Comedy and Beyond (Paperback)

Introduction

Cecilia Panti and Marco Piccolino

?

Chapter 1

Dante and Natural Philosophy

Simon A. Gilson

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Chapter 2

Visual Motion Illusions in the Classical Era and in the Middle Ages

Nicholas J. Wade

?

Chapter 3

Vision as a Tangible and Dynamic Tool in the Divine Comedy. An Overview

Marco Piccolino

?

Chapter 4

Moving Clouds and Bending Towers: The Illusive Motion of the Garisenda in Inferno XXXI

Marco Piccolino

?

Chapter 5

Where Do Visions That Do Not Come from Sight Come from?

Mirko Tavoni

?

Chapter 6

Seeing the Light: Dante and the Perspectivist Theory of Light as Proper Visible

Cecilia Panti

?

Chapter 7

Visual Perception in Dante’s Commedia According to the Early Commentaries (1320-1400)

Francesca Galli

?

Chapter 8

A Medical Commentary on the Signa amoris in the Vita Nuova

Francesco Brigo

?

Chapter 9

Dante, Healthcare and Diseases

Michele A. Riva and Lorenzo Lorusso

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Chapter 10

Dante Neurologist and Neuroanatomist: Evidence from the Divine Comedy

Donatella Lippi, Raffaella Bianucci, Elena Varotto, Francesco Arba, and Francesco M. Galassi

Digital Humanities in Medieval and Early Modern Spanish Texts : Current Perspectives and Approaches (Paperback)

Preface; Humanidades Digitales as Knowledge Infrastructure; Part I Linguistic Approaches; 1. Using “Small and Tidy” Historical Corpora to Explore Linguistic Variation in Early Modern Spanish. New Possibilities in the Paradigm of Digital Humanities; 2. Digital Humanities Serving the History of Spanish: Hierarchical Clustering Analysis for Establishing a Periodisation of the Language; 3. Rhyme Within Reason: an Emotion Analysis Approach to Rhyme in a Historical Corpus; Part II Literary Approaches; 4. Mapping Early Modern Hispanic Mythological Poems with Recogito; 5. Libraries as Data and Infrastructure Providers for Computational Literary Studies in Spanish; 6. The Writing and the Territory: Argentina Revisited in Digital Scholarly Editions; 7. Stylometric Evaluation of Parameters and Distance Measures for Hispanic Texts; Part III Historical and Cultural Approaches; 8. Digital Humanities at the Intersection of Philology and History: the CORDICan Project;9. From Coffer to Byte: an Online Medieval Archive; 10. Life Writing Rewired: The Case of the Archive of Biographical Writings in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia; 11. Goldsmithing Data: Features and Methodological Challenges of the Use of Prosopography

Expecting the End of the World in Medieval Europe : An Interdisciplinary Study (Paperback)

Introduction??1. Interpreting Daniel’s Prophecy And Other Reckonings in Medieval Iberia: Edition and Commentary of a Short Collection??2. Christian Time-Reckoning, the Fall of Rome, and the Coming of the Carolingian Epoch: Disorder in the Skies, saltus lunae, and the End of Times??3. The End of the World Happens Within. The Mystical Eschatology of the Syriac Book of Secrets (6th c.)??4. The First Treatise on Christian Eschatology: The Prognosticon of Julian of Toledo??5. Medieval Eschatology and Invading Peoples in Eastern Slavic and Astur-Leonese Spheres??6. The Apocalyptic Drift of the Story of the Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah in the General e Grand Estoria??7. Eschatology as a Political Warning in the Libro de Gracian during the Reign of John II of Castile (1405-1454)??8. A Contextual Proposal for the Study of the Debate on the Castilian Rocacisas??9. Eschatological Memories of the Reign of the Catholic Monarchs in Late Sixteenth-Century Histories of Spain??10. The Antichrist Critique in Jan Hus’s Letter to Christian of Prachatice from 1413 and its Inspiration from John Wyclif? 11. Rebels and the Antichrist: The Circulation of Prophecies during the Revolt of the Comuneros

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Beyond Icons : Theories and Methods in Byzantine Archaeology in North America (Paperback)

Introduction

Assembling the Fragments of Byzantine Archaeology

Kostis Kourelis

Chapter 1

High-Resolution Survey and the New Quest for the Byzantine Landscape: A Case Study from the Corinthia, Greece

David K. Pettegrew and William R. Caraher

Chapter 2

Settlement Patterns, Regional Diversity and a Long-Lived Landscape: Exploring Byzantium through Regional Survey

Fotini Kondyli

Chapter 3

Constructing Relationships from Destruction:? Perspectives on Stratigraphic Context in Byzantine Archaeology

Adam Rabinowitz

Chapter 4

Dream Archaeology

William R. Caraher & Kostis Kourelis

Chapter 5

Archaeological Indicators for a Monastic Habitus

Darlene L. Brooks Hedstrom

Chapter 6

Space and Place: Experiencing Sinai's Monastic Landscape

Ann Marie Yasin

Chapter 7

An Archaeology of Sound and Space in the Byzantine World

Amy Papalexandrou

Chapter 8

Public Space, Private Space: Gender Theory and Feminism in Byzantine Archaeology

Marica Cassis

Chapter 9

Millstones and Household Economy in the Byzantine Dark Age: A Case Study from Isthmia, Greece

Nick Kardulias

Chapter 10

Reflections on Context: Byzantine Archaeology in North America and the Golden Age of Dumbarton Oaks

Margaret Mullett

Twenty-Five Women Who Shaped the Celtic World (Paperback, 1)

List of Illustrations

?

Introduction

?

Part One: Women of the Ancient Celtic World

Introduction

1. The Lady of Vix

2. Epona

3. Cartimandua

4. Boudica

5. Macha Mongruad

?

Part Two: Women of the Early Church

Introduction

6. Saint Brigid

7. Saint Gwenfrewi

8. Saint Darerca

9. Saint Non

10. Saint Ite

?

Part Three: Medieval Literary Women

Introduction

11. Eiru

12. Medb

13. Rhiannon

14. Emer

15. Morgen

?

Part Four: Medieval Political Women

Introduction

16. Gormflaith ingen Murchada

17. Gruoch ingen Boite (Lady Macbeth)

18. Margaret of Scotland

19. Nest ferch Rhys

20. Derbhforgaill ingen Mael Sechlainn

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Part Five: Women of the Celtic Revival

Introduction

21. Lady Charlotte Guest

22. Lady Augusta Gregory

23. Ella Carmichael

24. Sofia Morrison

25. Margaret Stokes

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Index

Twenty-Five Women Who Shaped the Celtic World (Hardcover, 1)

List of Illustrations

?

Introduction

?

Part One: Women of the Ancient Celtic World

Introduction

1. The Lady of Vix

2. Epona

3. Cartimandua

4. Boudica

5. Macha Mongruad

?

Part Two: Women of the Early Church

Introduction

6. Saint Brigid

7. Saint Gwenfrewi

8. Saint Darerca

9. Saint Non

10. Saint Ite

?

Part Three: Medieval Literary Women

Introduction

11. Eiru

12. Medb

13. Rhiannon

14. Emer

15. Morgen

?

Part Four: Medieval Political Women

Introduction

16. Gormflaith ingen Murchada

17. Gruoch ingen Boite (Lady Macbeth)

18. Margaret of Scotland

19. Nest ferch Rhys

20. Derbhforgaill ingen Mael Sechlainn

?

Part Five: Women of the Celtic Revival

Introduction

21. Lady Charlotte Guest

22. Lady Augusta Gregory

23. Ella Carmichael

24. Sofia Morrison

25. Margaret Stokes

?

Index

Bodies, Beings, and the Multiple Burial Rite of the Western Viking World (Paperback, 1)

1. Peopling the Viking Age; 2. A Tale of the Ordinary and the Other; 3. Multiple Burial across the Viking World; 4. In the Company of Humans; 5. In the Company of Animals; 6. In the Company of Things; 7. Viking Age Bodies and Beings; 8. Catalogue of Multiple Burials

Seals and the Culture of Sealing in Medieval England (Hardcover)

Byzantium From the Inside Out : The Art of Incomprehensibility (Hardcover)

Acknowledgments

List of Abbreviations

?

Chapter 1: Introduction to an incomprehensible empire

?

Chapter 2: Reverse perspective: how Byzantine art looks at itself

?

Chapter 3: The holy inscrutability of the gold backdrop

?

Chapter 4: Your personal worm: the story of the soil

?

Chapter 5: The empire of sighs: Byzantium and the breath of regret

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Chapter 6: Apophatic grammar: the exegetical artefact from nothing

?

Chapter 7: Beating yourself up in Byzantium: a history of contrition and heartbreak

?

Chapter 8: The name Byzantium

?

Chapter 9: Conclusion

?

Index

The Secret Life of Writing: People, Script, and Ideas in the Iberian Peninsula (900-1200) (Hardcover)

Content

?

0 Preface

1 Abbreviations

2 Introduction

3 Beyond Academic research

4.0 Method Overview

4.1 Method Historical analysis

4.2 Method Diplomatic analysis

4.3 Method Paleographical analysis

5.0 Case studies overview

5.1 Script and Writing in Portugal

5.2 People and Writing

?5.3 A Scriptorium in Moreira

5.4 Deperdita

6 Conclusion

7 Bibliography

?

?

Social Emotions in Premodern Philosophical Thought (Hardcover, 1)

Acknowledgments

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1. Introduction: Studying Social Emotions in the History of Philosophy

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2. Shame: Self?Regulation, Moral Agency, and Social Fit

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3. Humility and the Ethics of Self?Governance

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4. Envy: Social Comparison, Rivalry, and Emulation

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5. Hope: Calculation of Difficulties and Resources

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6. Compassion and Pity: From Co?Feeling to Civic Practice

?

7. ?Love: Bonds, Orders, and Medieval Social Ontology

?

8. Anger: Relational Enforcement and Its Limits

?

9. ?Emotions, Self, and Others: Networks of Social Life

?

Bibliography

Index

Connecting the Renaissance : Italy and East Central Europe (1300–1600) (Hardcover)

List of Contributors

?

Introduction

Michael LoPiano

?

Chapter 1

Little Genoa ? The First Italian Community in Poland

Leslie Carr-Riegel

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Chapter 2

From Padua to Krakow: Niccolo Bonavia’s De laudibus sancti Hieronymi and Its Manuscript Afterlife

Anja Bo?i?

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Chapter 3

A Polish Bishop on the Italian Chessboard: Renaissance Diplomatic Patterns in Zbigniew Ole?nicki’s Struggle for Cardinalate Confirmation

Adam Zapała

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Chapter 4

John of Capestrano and his Spiritual Networks: the Case of Bohemia

Antonin Kalous and Petra Mutlova

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Chapter 5

The Humanist Library of Jan Długosz (1415-1480). An Attempt at Reconstruction

Zdzisław Koczarski

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Chapter 6

Connecting the Italian Humanist Literary Circle to Poland: The Case of Callimachus, Conrad Celtis, and the Origins of the Sodalitas Litteraria Vistulana

Michael LoPiano

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Chapter 7

Aldine Prints in Krakow at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century as Vehicles of Cultural Transfer

Anna Horeczy

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Chapter 8

From Queen to Deceived Bride ? Beatrice of Aragon's Struggle to Become the Wife of Vladislaus II Jagiellon

Hajnalka Kuffart

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Chapter 9

Ippolito I d’Este’s Episcopal Court in Eger (1498?1520)

Ilona Kristof

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Index