Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History. Third Series, Volume 10.

Dahood, Roger and Peter Medine:

ISBN 10: 0404645607 / ISBN 13: 9780404645601

Published by New York: AMS, 2013

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xii 252p burgundy, gilt lettering to front and spine, plates, a clean copy, firm binding, in excellent condition, like new Language: English.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History. Third Series, Volume 10.
• Publisher: New York: AMS
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0404645607
• ISBN 13: 9780404645601
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 3rd Edition
• Condition: As New
• Seller catalogs:
  • Middle Ages

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Synopsis

Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, with a tradition of scholarly excellence established in 27 previous annual issues, springs forward under the auspices of the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Its new editors will preserve the journal's high quality in all aspects of medieval and early-modern history and, to that end, invite contributions that treat the history of any theme during the chronological period 400–1700. SMRH provides an ideal venue for the presentation of scholarship that sometimes falls outside the purview of other scholarly journals. Translations, commentaries on texts, and articles too long for similar publications are welcomed in SMRH.CONTENTSKatherine Allen Smith, “Glossing the Holy War: Exegetical Constructions of the First Crusade, c. 1095–c. 1146”Rebecca Rist, “From ‘Sicut’ to ‘Turbato’ Again: ‘Papal Policy’ toward Jews in the Central Middle Ages: The Evidence Revisited” John N. Crossley, “Old-fashioned versus Newfangled: Reading and Writing Numbers, 1200–1500” Donald J. Kagay, “Disposable Alliances: Aragon and Castile during the War of the Two Pedros and Beyond” Iva Olah, “Demons and Mages in Renaissance Florence: Ficinian Neoplatonic Magic and Lorenzo de’ Medici” Robert Finlay, “The Altar Cloth of the Doge: Piety, Pride, and Politics in Renaissance Venice” Tom Flanigan, “For ‘such as desire to . . . taste . . .so ravishing a Sweet Science’: Self-Help Lute Books in Early Modern England” Index