This collection of 12 articles on enhancing and improving the value of issues of gender in medieval studies is dedicated to Anneke Mulder-Bakker in appreciation of her efforts to introduce gender as a
The series is devoted to exploring the history of non-verbal, oral, and written communication during the Middle Ages, and this latest volume considers images and imagining from Christian late antiquit
The first Roman emperor's account of his own accomplishments, first copied in manuscript in the 16th century and first definitively published in the later 19th, is fraught with difficulties and comple
Medievalists from the US and Britain examine evidence of the third-century saint's popularity across Europe throughout the Middle Ages, and suggest some reasons for it. Prominent questions they addres
This is the first in a new series projected to emerge from the Danish National Museum's "Pots, Potters & Society in Ancient Greece," project, which was initiated in 2008 to investigate the product
Using archaeological, anthropological and philological methodologies, Zhang Zhung presents the formative elements in the development of civilization in Upper Tibet, the vast upland north and west o
Through a discussion of power dynamics with a critical eye towards the political situation of influential Christian leaders including Constantine, Damasus, Ambrose, and Augustine, Death's Dominion dem
Through a discussion of power dynamics with a critical eye towards the political situation of influential Christian leaders including Constantine, Damasus, Ambrose, and Augustine, Death's Dominion dem
