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Speculum, Volume 94, Issue 2 (April 2019)
Articles
“Scholastic Debates on Beatific Union with God: Henry of Ghent (c. 1217-93) and His Interlocutors”
Richard Cross”A Lesson in Patronage: King Henry III, the Knights Templar, and a Royal Mausoleum at the Temple Church in London”
Zachary Stewart
“Mynne tzeichen und ir don: The Text and Music of Meister Alexander’s Minneleich in the Jena Songbook”
Racha Kirakosian and David William Hughes
“In the Name of Charlemagne, Roland, and Turpin: Reading the Oxford Roland as a Trinitarian Text”
Adrian McClure
“Strange Fruits: Grafting, Foreigners, and the Garden Imaginary in Northern France and Germany, 1250-1350”
Liz Herbert McAvoy, Patricia Skinner, and Theresa Tyers
This issue of Speculum features more than 70 book reviews, including:
Luca Cadioli, ed., Lancellotto. Versione italiana inedita del “Lancelot en prose”
Reviewed by Alison Cornish
Christine de Pizan, Othea’s Letter to Hector
Reviewed by Nancy Freeman Regalado
Élisabeth Lusset, Crime, châtiment et grâce dans les monastères au Moyen Âge (XIIe-XVe siècle)
Reviewed by Katherine Allen Smith
Hollie L. S. Morgan, Beds and Chambers in Late Medieval England: Readings, Representations and Realities
Reviewed by Sarah Stanbury
Unn Pedersen, Into the Melting Pot: Non-ferrous Metalworkers in Viking-period Kaupang
Reviewed by Jane Kershaw
Daniela Wagner, Die Fünfzehn Zeichen vor dem Jüngsten Gericht: Spätmittelalterliche Bildkonzepte für das Seelenheil
Reviewed by Concetta Giliberto
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