Medieval History
Here is the list of articles posted on All Request Sunday on our main site Medievalists.net
Franchise Conflict: The Tide of Antipopes in the Aftermath of the Eastern Schism
European Women Patrons of Art and Architecture, c. 1500-1650. Some Patterns
The Military Revolutions of the Hundred Years? War
Rashi and the First Crusade: Commentary, Liturgy, Legend
Care of the Children: the Aldermen and the Orphans
The Cucurbitaceae and Solanaceae illustrated in medieval manuscripts known as the Tacuinum Sanitatis
Coinage and Money in the Latin Empire of Constantinople
Thomas More?s History of King Richard III: Educating Citizens for Self-Government
The Physical Spell of Gregorian Chant
Who Was Who in Medieval Limerick; from Manuscript Sources
- Articles From All Request Sunday
By popular request, here is the list of the twenty articles we posted yesterday for All Request Sunday: Saint Anselm of Canterbury and Charismatic Authority Sickness and Sin: Medicine, Epidemics and Heresy in the Middle Ages The diagnosis and context...
- Wanted! Limerick Men With Viking Blood For Tests
If you ever wondered whether you are you descended from the Vikings or the Normans, now is the time to find out. A network of academics led by Dr Catherine Swift of Mary Immaculate College, and Dr Turi King of the Department of Genetics, University of...
- Aberdeen Bestiary Goes On Public Display For The First Time
The Aberdeen Bestiary, a beautifully illustrated manuscript that dates back to the twelfth century and which once belonged to King Henry VIII, can now be seen by the public for the first time at the the University of Aberdeen. The new exhibition Gilded...
- Historian Dispels Myths About Eleanor Of Aquitaine And The Role Of Women On The Second Crusade
One of the popular images of the Crusades is the story of Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine taking 300 of her ladies-in-waiting with her on the Second Crusade during the years 1147-49. While this particular tale has long-been debunked, a recent article has shown...
- What Was Posted On Medievalists.net In December 2009
We just want to post a quick note telling our readers where they can find the news items and other resources we posted in December. A list of all 56 Medieval News posts can be found here. On the main Medievalists.net website, we posted in December: Over...
Medieval History
Medievalists.net - All Request Sunday articles
Franchise Conflict: The Tide of Antipopes in the Aftermath of the Eastern Schism
European Women Patrons of Art and Architecture, c. 1500-1650. Some Patterns
The Military Revolutions of the Hundred Years? War
Rashi and the First Crusade: Commentary, Liturgy, Legend
Care of the Children: the Aldermen and the Orphans
The Cucurbitaceae and Solanaceae illustrated in medieval manuscripts known as the Tacuinum Sanitatis
Coinage and Money in the Latin Empire of Constantinople
Thomas More?s History of King Richard III: Educating Citizens for Self-Government
The Physical Spell of Gregorian Chant
Who Was Who in Medieval Limerick; from Manuscript Sources
- Articles From All Request Sunday
By popular request, here is the list of the twenty articles we posted yesterday for All Request Sunday: Saint Anselm of Canterbury and Charismatic Authority Sickness and Sin: Medicine, Epidemics and Heresy in the Middle Ages The diagnosis and context...
- Wanted! Limerick Men With Viking Blood For Tests
If you ever wondered whether you are you descended from the Vikings or the Normans, now is the time to find out. A network of academics led by Dr Catherine Swift of Mary Immaculate College, and Dr Turi King of the Department of Genetics, University of...
- Aberdeen Bestiary Goes On Public Display For The First Time
The Aberdeen Bestiary, a beautifully illustrated manuscript that dates back to the twelfth century and which once belonged to King Henry VIII, can now be seen by the public for the first time at the the University of Aberdeen. The new exhibition Gilded...
- Historian Dispels Myths About Eleanor Of Aquitaine And The Role Of Women On The Second Crusade
One of the popular images of the Crusades is the story of Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine taking 300 of her ladies-in-waiting with her on the Second Crusade during the years 1147-49. While this particular tale has long-been debunked, a recent article has shown...
- What Was Posted On Medievalists.net In December 2009
We just want to post a quick note telling our readers where they can find the news items and other resources we posted in December. A list of all 56 Medieval News posts can be found here. On the main Medievalists.net website, we posted in December: Over...