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... invites further negotiation: the tsar s occasions are better to be matured . . . in presence then by late & now unseasonable writings. 71 Car- lisle then received a paper asking who would pay for the military assistance 578 Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 50.3 / 2020 offered.72 Miège edits...

... discussion. The article is based on research into primary sources, some of them unknown. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Carmina Burana modern editing Codex Buranus reception history medieval Latin and vernacular goliardic poetry...

...Jennifer F. Kosmin Although Vesalius, like his contemporaries, had only extremely limited opportunities to examine or dissect the human gravid uterus, it is the image of the anatomist laying bare the (un)pregnant female body and revealing its secrets that graces the title page of the 1543 edition...

...Anke Bernau Reading Thomas Elyot's Dictionary , this essay examines the legacy of medieval chronicle and fable for the early modern period. Elyot's influential work, here considered in its 1542 edition as Bibliotheca Eliotae , contains entries for both “Albion” and “Britannia,” topics which plunged...

...Adam G. Hooks Attempting to reconstruct the history of an early modern bible enables us to better understand its place at the intersection of sacred and secular culture. A copy of the second folio edition of the Bishops' Bible (1572) in the University of Iowa Special Collections Library...

... Tragedy: Fortunes of a Genre, Medieval and Early Modern Edited by David Aers and Sarah Beckwith Volume 49 / Number 1 / January 2019 “Go, litel bok, go, litel myn tragedye.” So wrote Chaucer at the end of Troilus and Criseyde. But how compatible are the forms and ideas of tragedy with Christian...

... httpmedren.aas.duke.edu/jmems Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 40:3, Fall 2010 DOI 10.1215/10829636-2010-008  © 2010 by Duke University Press Virtue, Identity, and Agency: From Medieval to Early Modern Edited by Jennifer A. Herdt Volume 42 / Number 1 / Winter 2012...

... Medieval and Early Modern Edited by Nancy Bradley Warren Volume 42 / Number 3 / Fall 2012 The very word monasticism brings to mind images of walls and enclosures, suggests qualities of isolation and separation. As recent work on both medi- eval and early modern monastic foundations has demonstrated...

... Monasticisms Medieval and Early Modern Edited by Nancy Bradley Warren Volume 42 / Number 3 / Fall 2012 The very word monasticism brings to mind images of walls and enclosures, suggests qualities of isolation and separation. As recent work on both medi- eval and early modern monastic foundations has...

...: Fortunes of a Genre, Medieval and Early Modern Edited by David Aers and Sarah Beckwith Volume 49 / Number 1 / January 2019 “Go, litel bok, go, litel myn tragedye.” So wrote Chaucer at the end of Troilus and Criseyde. But how compatible are the forms and ideas of tragedy with Christian tradition...

... through anonymous specialist review before publication. We do not consider articles that have been published elsewhere or are under simultaneous consideration with another publisher. Send to: Michael Cornett, Managing Editor Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies Duke...

... httpmedren.aas.duke.edu/jmems Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 40:2, Spring 2010 DOI 10.1215/10829636-2009-029  © 2010 by Duke University Press Identity and Religion in the Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean Volume 41 / Number 3 / Fall 2011 Edited by John Jeffries Martin...

...: March 1, 2018 Versions of the Natural from Antiquity to Early Modernity Edited by Sarah Kay and Nicolette Zeeman Volume 49 / Number 3 / September 2019 Current developments in critical animal studies, ecology, and material his- tory and the expanding frontiers of our knowledge of premodern...

... and Early Modern Mediterranean Volume 41 / Number 3 / Fall 2011 Edited by John Jeffries Martin Boccaccio offered a celebrated description of the interrelations of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam in his story of The Three Rings (Decameron I.iii). But his observation that these religions are so much...

...: March 1, 2017 Conversions: Medieval and Modern Edited by David Aers and Sarah Beckwith Volume 48, Number 3, September 2018 In its most basic sense, the term conversion (Latin conversio) signifies a rever- sal, a change of direction. Yet the change or turnaround that is conversion has meant...

..., however, the very possibility of discovering either a cohesive text or an authorial inten- tion was challenged by developments in poststructuralist thought, as was the faith in disinterested, objective editing.3 The author, who had comfort- ably resided at the center of modern editing and modern...

... surviv- 100 Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 51.1 / 2021 ing incunable editions of the Mirabilia and sixty-three of the combined Historia and Indulgentiae: thirty-three in Latin, twenty-six in German, and seven in Italian ( Il Mirabilia scomparso, 51 53). 9 This combined text was usually...

... . With iconographical notes by David Lyle Jeffrey and description of the manuscript by Michelle P. Brown. Leiden: Brill, 2022. ix, 491 pp., 106 color plates. Hardcover, ebook. [First modern edition of the full Latin verse text with facing-page English translation, followewd by a facsimile of the Green manuscript...

... of the “Vitas Patrum.” European University Studies, Series 14, Anglo-Saxon Language and Literature, vol. 428. cxlii, 213 pp.; 22 illus. Paper $62.95. [Monographic study with first modern edition of lives of female cross-dressing saints from the late Middle English Vitas Patrum.] 624  Journal...

... Church’s once official translation primarily crafted by a number of prominent bishops under the leadership of Archbishop of Canterbury Mat- thew Parker (1504 – 1575) and first published in 1568.2 The annotations to the Bodleian’s 1602 edition, written in a variety of early modern but still unknown...