... events are brought within the economy of salvation history, serving as threads in a larger fabric of the narration of the past. In the construction of this historical web, monumental objects play an important role. In the thirteenth-century Histoire ancienne jusqu’à César , copied at the Crusader...

... support from the Congregaton of Saint Maur as Estiennot traveled to Brussels and Ghent.27 The resulting history, Histoire des Monasteres de la Congregation des Dames Benedictines Angloises, exists in two versions: one from Pontoise 100 Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 50.1 / 2020 (Box T IV 2...

... tradition, car il coule dans ses veines au moins autant de sang européen que de sang asiatique” (Histoire de l’Espagne musul- mane, 3 vols. [Paris: G.-P. Maisonneuve, 1950–53], 2:2). For a discussion of national- ist polemics of Spanish medieval historiography, see Thomas Glick and Oriol...

... by Lynch / Staging New Worlds  317 Figure 1. Port Royal in New France. From Courtesy of the Library of Marc Lescarbot, Histoire de la Congress, Rare Book and Special Nouvelle-France (Paris: Jean Collections Division, Millot, 1609), following sig. T. Washington, D.C. great...

..., and A. Romano, Orthodoxie, christianisme, histoire , Collection de l’É cole française de Rome 270 (Rome: École française de Rome, 2000). I take the reference to literature as a “Cinderella” from Margaret Mullett, a notable pioneer in the effort to change the situation. 2For Epiphanius...

..., Mass.: Blackwell Publishing, 2007), 68 –  75; Françoise Bériac, Histoire des lépreux au moyen âge: Une société d’exclus (Paris: Éditions Imago, 1988), 13 – 51; R. G. Cochrane and T. Frank Davey, Leprosy in Theory and Practice (Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1964), 1  –  12; and Saul...

... [and] the [following] lot fell out] (my emphasis).6 While the 1866 Histoire littéraire de la France states that “it is at least certain that the Emperor Hadrian sometimes divined the future, through the first verse that presented itself by chance when opening the poetry of Virgil,” it is not clear...

... Michael Cornett, Managing Editor Duke University Press Durham, North Carolina 2014 Volume 44 Index Akbari, Suzanne Conklin Embodying the Historical Moment: Tombs and Idols in the Histoire ancienne jusqu’à César...

... 4 ) , 1 6 5   –   6 9 . 19 Al-Mufaddal, Al-Nabj al sadīd wa9l-durr al-farīd fīmā ba9d Ta9rikh ibn al-Amīd, ed. and trans. Edgar Blochet as Histoire des sultans mamlouks, 3 vols., Patrologia orien- talis, vols. 12, 14, and 20 (Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1916  –  1928), 2:593  –  94...

... to the Italian Wars), the Monferrato became part of the lands of the Gonzaga. The first War of Succession followed the death of Vincenzo II Gonzaga. 24 Guido Ratti, “Histoire du Piémont,” L’histoire en Savoie, 115 (1994): 23. 25 Samuel Butler, Alps and Sanctuaries of Piedmont and the Canton Ticino...

... regne sommes nous tombez? de voir une telle deprauité sur la terre que nous voyons, iusques à porter en l’Eglise les mirouers de macule pendans sur le ventre. Qu’on lise toutes les histoires diuines, humaines, & profanes, il ne se trouvera point, que les impudiques...

... Petitmengin et al., Pélagie la pénitente: métamorphoses d’une légende , vol. 1, Les textes et leur histoire (Paris: Études augustiniennes, 1984). 13Burrus, “Secrets of Seduction.” 14Both the Latin and the Greek texts emphasize the illusory quality of what Zosimas sees (“aposkiasma...

...., Serfdom and Slavery: Studies in Legal Bondage (London: Longman, 1996), 158 – 80, at 158 – 60. 12 Epstein, Speaking of Slavery, 45; Pierre Dan, Histoire de Barbarie, et de ses corsaires, 2nd ed. (Paris, 1649), 404 – 7; Ruth Pike, Penal Servitude in Early Modern Spain (Madison...

... own lifetime, by the 1780s Catherine was marked in history as the pernicious, evil foreign queen. Madame Thiroux d’Arconville’s Histoire de François II (1783) insisted on Catherine as the epitome of evil.67 Aspects of the foreign queen that had emerged since Catherine’s lifetime were...

...., 17. 32 Anne-Marie Hayez, “Clauses pieuses des testaments avignonnais au XIVe siècle,” in Actes du 99e congrès national des sociétés savantes, philologie et histoire (Paris: Bibliothèque Nationale, 1977), 153 n. 195. 33 Pansier, L’oeuvre des repenties, 15. 34 Archives...

... and the Poet: Paganism and Politics at the Court of Theodosius III,” in Later Greek Literature , ed. John J. Winkler and Gordon Williams (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982), 217–89, at 239. 2See, for example, Suzanne Said, ed., E L L H N I S M O S : Quelques jalons pour une histoire...

... University Press, 2001). 4 Orosius, Histoires: contre les païens, ed. and trans. Marie-Pierre Arnaud-Lindet, 3 vols. (Paris: Belles Lettres, 1990 – 1991). Citations are to book, section, and paragraph num- bers. 5 Sallust’s important excursus is in the Bellum Iugurthinum 17 – 19, though...

..., “La vie quotidienne dans les hôpitaux médiévaux,” in Histoire des hôpitaux en France, ed. Jean Imbert (Toulouse: Privat, 1982), 97 – 133, at 102. 24 Mollat, “La vie quotidienne,” 118. 25 Christine Jéhanno, “Un hôpital au coeur de la ville: Inscription spatiale et insertion 112...

... refer to vol. 2 throughout as MS 426. 2 David Woodward, Geography, in The Cambridge History of Science, Volume 2: Medieval Science, ed. David C. Lindberg and Michael H. Shank (Cambridge: Cam- bridge University Press, 2013), 548 68, at 548. 3 Patrick Gautier Dalché, Un problème d histoire culturelle...

... . Studies in Renaissance Literature, vol. 22. Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press, 2002. xl, 337 pp. $119.95. Kaenel, Viviane von. Histoire patrimoniale et mémoire familiale: L’inven- taire des archives de la famille Bouvier (1445) . Cahiers lausannois d’histoire médié vale, vol. 31. Lausanne...