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FORTHCOMING TITLES WINTER 2019-20 MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES RELIGION & CHURCH HISTORY ART HISTORY PHILOSOPHY & HISTORY OF SCIENCE CLASSICS, NEAR EASTERN & ORIENTAL STUDIES CORPVS CHRISTIANORVM MUSIC HISTORY
Table of Contents MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES 2 RELIGION & CHURCH HISTORY 7 ART HISTORY 9 PHILOSOPHY & HISTORY OF SCIENCE 14 CLASSICS, NEAR EASTERN & ORIENTAL STUDIES 16 CORPVS CHRISTIANORVM 22 MUSIC HISTORY 23 SELECTED AWARD-WINNING BOOKS 26 ORDER FORM 28 Scope of this catalogue December 1st 2019 – February 29th 2020 As a rule, publications already mentioned in previous Forthcoming Titles Catalogues are not repeated. Websites www.brepols.net www.corpuschristianorum.org www.harveymillerpublishers.com E-Newsletter Subscribe to our free E-Newsletter: info@brepols.net Please specify your field(s) of interest. Follow us on B
FORTHCOMING TITLES WINTER 2019-20
MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES
Inwardness, Individualization, Episcopal Power and
and Religious Agency in the Personality in Medieval Europe,
The Pre-Christian Religions Late Medieval Low Countries 900-1480
of the North Studies in The ‘Devotio Moderna’ Peter Coss, Chris Dennis, Melissa Julian-Jones,
Angelo Silvestri (eds)
and its Contexts
History and Structures Rijcklof H. F. Hofman, Johan Oosterman, The essays collected in this volume explore
Jens Peter Schjødt, John Lindow, Peter J.A. Nissen, Mathilde van Dijk, the power of the medieval bishop through the
Anders Andrén (eds) Charles M. A. Caspers (eds) neglected and problematic lens of personality,
tackling the construction and presentation of
The product of an international interdisciplinary By addressing the Devotio Moderna and its con- medieval personalities by historians and me-
team, the History and Structures strand of the texts — the emergence of inwardness, individu- dieval writers in an interdisciplinary manner.
Pre-Christian Religion of the North series aims to alization, and religious agency in the late medieval
approach the subject by giving equal weight to Low Countries and surrounding areas — the es- The question of personality is a problematic one, be-
archaeological and textual sources, taking into says in this volume help to enhance and expand set by complications of cultural distance, the layers
consideration recent theories on religion within our knowledge of devotion in the late Middle Ages, of the past, and the limitations of the source mate-
all the disciplines that are needed in order to both in lay circles and in religious communities, and rial. Recognising these difficulties, this volume draws
gain a comprehensive view of the religious histo- they show the distinct contribution of the Low together character sketches based upon historical
ry and world view of pre-Christian Scandinavia Countries to the European phenomenon of more narratives and a range of sources, including archi-
from the perspective of the beginning of the personalized forms of devotion. tecture, liturgical manuscripts, chronicles, and hagi-
twenty-first century. ographical material, to show a multifaceted range of
means by which historians can construct, reconstruct,
Rijcklof Hofman is editor of the Gerardi Magni and deconstruct episcopal power through the per-
Volume I presents the basic premises of the Opera Omnia at the Titus Brandsma Instituut, Radboud son of the bishop. Building on a previous volume of
study and a consideration of the sources: mem- University, Nijmegen (The Netherlands). He has edited essays, Episcopal Power and Local Society in Medieval
ory and oral tradition, written sources, religious this collection in collaboration with Charles Caspers, Europe, 900-1400, which examined the construction,
vocabulary, place names and personal names, Peter Nissen (Radboud University, Nijmegen), Johan augmentation, and expression of episcopal power in
archaeology, and images. Oosterman (Radboud University, Nijmegen) and local society, this second volume seeks to uncover
Mathilde van Dijk (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen). the impact of the personalities behind that power.
Volume II treats the social, geographical, and
historical contexts in which the religion was Through essays dealing with the construction of
practiced and through which it can be under- cultural and political personalities, the shadows they
Table of Contents
stood. This volume also includes communication Preface cast, and the contexts that forged them, this volume
between worlds, primarily through various ritual Rijcklof Hofman, Inwardness and Individualization in the Late brings to life the careers of bishops across medie-
structures. Medieval Low Countries: An Introduction val Europe from c. 900 to c. 1480. This geographical
Rob Faesen, Individualization and Personalization in Late range and broad time span throws up the similarity in
Volume III explores conceptual frameworks: Medieval Thought applications and benefits of interdisciplinarity which
the cosmos and collective supernatural beings Rijcklof Hofman, Geert Grotes Choice of a Religious Lifestyle can be applied to ecclesiastical history, and presents
(notions regarding the cosmos and regarding Without Vows
a fascinating range of case studies for consideration.
such collective supernatural beings as the norns, Margarita Logutova, Ama nesciri: Thomas a Kempiss
valkyries, giants, and dwarfs) and also gods and Autobiography Reconstructed from his Works
goddesses (including Þórr, Óðinn, Freyr, Freyja, Nigel F. Palmer, Antiseusiana: Vita Christi and Passion Table of Contents: www.brepols.net
Meditation before the Devotio Moderna
and many others).
Koen Goudriaan, Modern Devotion and Arrangements for
Volume IV describes the process of Commemoration: Some Observations
Christianization in the Nordic region and also Anne Bollmann, Close Enough to Touch: Tension between Inner
includes a bibliography and indices for the entire Devotion and Communal Piety in the Convents of Sisters of the
four-volume work. Devotio Moderna
Thom Mertens & Dieuwke Van Der Poel, Individuality and
Scripted Role in Devout Song and Prayer
Table of Contents: www.brepols.net Anna Dlabacová, Illustrated Incunabula as Material Objects:
The Case of the Devout Hours on the Life and Passion of
Jesus Christ
Index
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2
MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES
El lenguaje del arte Figures littéraires grecques
Settlements and Strongholds Evolución de la terminología específica en France et en Italie aux XIVe
in Early Medieval England
de manuscritos y textos et XVe siècles
Ana Gómez Rabal, Jacqueline Hamesse, Catherine Gaullier-Bougassas (éd.)
Texts, Landscapes, and Material Marta Pavón Ramírez (eds)
Culture Aux XIVe et XVe siècles, la Grèce suscite en Italie
Michael Bintley El análisis de la evolución de la terminología técnica
et en France un engouement nouveau, dans une
utilizada en la descripción científica de textos y ma-
tension entre admiration et méfiance face à l’alté-
The first interdisciplinary study of Anglo- nuscritos desde la Edad Media hasta nuestros días
rité mal connue et mal perçue tant de son univers
Saxon settlements through their represen- es el argumento que los responsables de este vo-
ancien que de son devenir byzantin. Se multiplient
tation in literary and material culture. lumen pretenden poner al alcance del lector como
les œuvres en latin, en français et en italien qui
tema de discusión y de reflexión. La particularidad
évoquent le passé de la Grèce ancienne. Les hé-
In recent years numerous advances in archaeo- del libro manuscrito reside en constituir un unicum
ros et les héroïnes de la Grèce ancienne entrent
logical and historical studies have enhanced our donde los elementos materiales, estructurales y de
dans des univers scripturaires nombreux qui ma-
understanding of the form and function of set- contenido (texto e imagen) se relacionan necesa-
nifestent des exploitations littéraires et esthétiques,
tlements and strongholds in the landscapes of riamente entre sí. Asimismo, los usos lingüísticos de
mais aussi politiques, religieuses et éthiques très
early medieval England. Until now, this ground- los coetáneos de los manuscritos medievales para
diverses. Ces appropriations ne cessent de s’élar-
breaking work has not been matched in studies denominar su propia realidad libresca y textual se
gir à des formes d’écriture nouvelles jusqu’à la fin
of early English literature, where no concerted erigen en un objeto de estudio que ahonda en la
du XVe siècle, entre réinterprétation, instrumenta-
effort has been made to investigate how these consideración del manuscrito y del texto, de su for-
lisation, recréation poétique ou fidélité aux textes
findings can inform our understanding of their ma y de su contenido, como entidades indisociables.
peu à peu redécouverts. Le présent ouvrage étu-
representation in texts – and vice versa. Es recomendable, por lo tanto, un acercamiento
die la présence et l’exploitation des figures de la
This study shows that literary works offer con- multidisciplinar al libro manuscrito, un acercamiento
Grèce ancienne en France et en Italie aux XIVe et
siderable insight into the ways their authors, que exige la colaboración de especialistas de disci-
XVe siècles, et les nouvelles formes d’ « actualité »
readers, and other audiences thought and felt plinas diversas, cada una de ellas con una terminolo-
qu’elles prennent dans les textes, avec l’évolution du
about the constructed places and spaces in gía técnica propia. Con esa perspectiva, los trabajos
regard et de l’interprétation des auteurs, avec aussi
which they lived their lives. Covering a broad presentados en estas páginas servirán como des-
les décalages qui existent entre l’Italie et la France.
range of evidence from the end of Roman rule cripción del estado de la cuestión y, a la vez, como
to the Conquest, it is the first study of its kind punto de partida útil para que paleógrafos, codicólo-
to offer an interdisciplinary account of the re- gos, historiadores del arte o filólogos comparen sus Catherine Gaullier-Bougassas est professeur de
lationship between the built environment as it respectivos modos de abordar el análisis del libro langue et de littérature médiévales françaises à l’Uni-
appears in the material record, and in a range of manuscrito y de sus textos, enriqueciéndose unos versité de Lille et membre senior de l’Institut univer-
textual productions. a otros mediante sus conocimientos propios y par- sitaire de France. Elle est l’auteur de nombreuses
Settlements and Strongholds interrogates cor- ticulares sobre la cuestión, todo ello con el fin de études sur la réception de l’Antiquité et de la figure
relations and disjunctions between the stories favorecer la utilización de un vocabulario adecuado y, d’Alexandre le Grand au Moyen Age.
found in the soil and in written works of var- si se considera posible y conveniente, común.
ious kinds, focusing on vernacular texts and Table of Contents Table des matières: www.brepols.net
Latin works that informed their development. Ana Gómez Rabal, Jacqueline Hamesse & Marta Pavón
It argues for a deeper appreciation of the re- Ramírez, Usos y utilidades en la terminología sobre los ma-
lationship between imaginative works and the nuscritos y sus textos: razones para una discusión reflexiva /
material contexts in which they were created, Mercè Puig Rodríguez-Escalona, El laberinto de los libros y
revealing the parallel development of ideas and sus nombres. Procedimientos denominativos en la Alta Edad
Media / Pere J. Quetglas Nicolau, Para problemas, los colo-
concepts that were fundamental in shaping early
res. Variación e innovación en la terminología cromática de la
medieval England. latinidad altomedieval hispánica / Elena E. Rodríguez Díaz,
Reflexiones sobre terminología codicológica en España / Joanna
Michael Bintley is Senior Lecturer in Medieval Ewa Fronska, Between Medieval and Modern Use of Terms,
Literature at Canterbury Christ Church University. Patricia Stirnemann’s Vocabulary and the Technical Terminology
Relating to Illuminated Manuscripts in France / Christine
Table of Contents: www.brepols.net Jakobi-Mirwald, Flourish and Blotts or How We Name Salient
Ornament Features in Manuscripts / Marina Bernasconi
Reusser, Le biblioteche digitali influenzeranno il modo di descri-
vere i manoscritti miniati? L’esperienza di e-codices
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3
MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES
THE NORTH ATLANTIC
NEW BOOK SERIES
WORLD
Land and Sea as Cultural
Space, AD 400–1900
Series editor: Alexandra Sanmark
What is North?
Imagining the North from
Ancient Times to the Present Day
Oisín Plumb, Alexandra Sanmark,
Donna Heddle (eds)
The Chronicles of Medieval
This book charts at-
Saint-Dizier « la Tuilerie » titudes to the North Wales and the March
Haute-Marne in the North Atlantic New Contexts, Studies, and Texts
World from the time Ben Guy, Owain Wyn Jones, Georgia Henley,
Trois sépultures d’élite du VIe siècle of the earliest extant Rebecca Thomas (eds)
Marie-Cécile Truc sources until the pres-
ent day. The varied The chronicles of medieval Wales are a rich body
papers within consid- of source material offering an array of perspectives
En 2002, des fouilles menées par l’Inrap à Sant-
er a number of key on historical developments in Wales and beyond.
Dizier ont permis la découverte de trois tombes
questions which have Preserving unique records of events from the fifth
d’une richesse exceptionnelle – une femme, deux
arisen repeatedly over to the fifteenth centuries, these chronicles form the
hommes et un cheval – datées du deuxième quart
the centuries: ‘where is essential narrative backbone of all modern accounts
du VIe siècle. Ces tombes présentent des carac-
the North located?’, ‘what are its characteristics?’, of medieval Welsh history. Most celebrated of all are
téristiques qui tranchent avec les rites funéraires
and ‘who, or what lives there?’. They do so from the chronicles belonging to the Annales Cambriae
habituellement observés dans la région : chambres
many angles, considering numerous locations and and Brut y Tywysogyon families, which document the
de type Morken, inhumation de cheval, épées à
an immense span of time. All are united by their tumultuous struggles between the Welsh princes
anneaux, etc. Ces éléments incitent à rattacher les
engagement with the North Atlantic World’s rela- and their Norman and English neighbours for con-
tombes de Saint-Dizier au faciès archéologique des
tionship with the North. trol over Wales. Building on foundational studies of
tombes dites « de chefs francs » du début du VIe
these chronicles by J. E. Lloyd,Thomas Jones, Kathleen
siècle, interprétées comme des témoins archéo- Table of Contents Hughes, and others, this book seeks to enhance un-
logiques de l’expansion franque. Les inhumés de Oisín Plumb, Alexandra Sanmark & Donna Heddle, derstanding of the texts by refining and complicating
Saint-Dizier sont-ils des Francs émigrés ou bien Introduction / Donna Heddle, Upon the Utmost Corners the ways in which they should be read as deliberate
des Gallo-Romains de souche s’étant élevés dans of the Warld: Orkney in Early Maps and Literature / Oisín
literary and historical productions. The studies in this
la hiérarchie guerrière et assimilés aux coutumes Plumb, ‘Beyond the Range of Human Exploration’: Cormac
and the ‘North’ in the Seventh Century / Marged Haycock, volume make significant advances in this direction
franques ? La question ne se pose pas forcément en
The Old North in Medieval Wales / John Moffatt, The Future through fresh analyses of well-known texts, as well as
termes ethniques mais plutôt en termes d’identité
is East: Ideological Mapping in the Vínland Sagas / Eduardo through full studies, editions, and translations of five
sociale et politique. Le faste et le rituel de ces inhu- Ramos, Moulding One Another: Grettir and the Landscape chronicles that had hitherto escaped notice.
mations re ètent une culture matérielle particulière / Vittorio Mattioli, The Worlds in Grímnismál: Norse and
et révèlent la volonté de mettre en valeur l’apparte- Medieval Christian Understandings of Space / Agneta Ben Guy is a research associate in the Department
nance de ces défunts à une élite sociale qui suit une Ney, The Literary Landscape of Old Norse Poetry / Ellen of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, University of
mode bien précise dans la mort. Alm & Rune Blix Hagen, Sámi Magic and Rituals from Cambridge. Owain Wyn Jones is a lecturer in history
Historia Norwegie to Johannes Schefferus, c. 1150-1680 in the Department of History and Archaeology, Bangor
/ Karin Murray-Bergquist, On Solid Ground: Learning from University. Georgia Henley is a doctoral candidate in
the Lore of Imagined Lands / Ragnhild Ljosland, Maeshowe, the Department of Celtic Languages and Literatures,
Orkahaugr - The Names of Orkney’s Great Burial Mound
as Nodes in a Heteroglossic Web of Meaning-making
Harvard University. Rebecca Thomas is a doctoral
/ Jay Johnston, Rites, Runes and Maeshowe: Northern candidate in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse
Landscapes and Lived Belief / Jochen Petzold, Ballantyne and Celtic, University of Cambridge.
‘On the Rocks’: The Arctic as Adventure-Arena / Sumarliði Table of Contents
R. Ísleifsson, Self-Images of Icelanders and their Attitude to- Preface / Huw Pryce, Chronicling and its Contexts in Medieval
wards Greenland in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Wales / Björn Weiler, Historical Writing in Europe, c. 1100–
/ Henning Howlid Wærp, Literary Encounters with the 1300 / Ben Guy, Historical Scholars and Dishonest Charlatans:
Arctic Landscape - Among Nordic Explorers and Trappers Studying the Chronicles of Medieval Wales / Henry Gough-
/ Lynn Powell, Jessie Saxby and Viking Boys - Concepts of Cooper, Meet the Ancestors? Evidence for Antecedent Texts in
the North in Boys’ Own Fiction / Claire Smerdon, ‘Neath the Late Thirteenth-Century Welsh Latin Chronicles / Barry J.
the Midnight Sun’: Imagining the Canadian North Through Lewis, Bonedd y Saint, Brenhinedd y Saesson, and Historical
School Readers / Anna Heida Pálsdottir, The Image of Scholarship at Valle Crucis Abbey / David Stephenson, The
the North as the Home of Evil in English Children’s Books Continuation of Brut y Tywysogyon in NLW, Peniarth MS
/ Jim Clarke, Northernity: Inventing the North in Fantasy 20 Re-visited / Owain Wyn Jones, O Oes Gwrtheyrn:
Literature / John W. Dyce, Narrating Norden: Legacies, A Medieval Welsh Chronicle / Georgia Henley, The Cardiff
Links and Landscape and their Symbolic Significance for Chronicle in London, British Library, MS Royal 6 B XI / Joshua
Nordic Identity and Community Read through Nordic Noir Byron Smith, The Chronicle of Gregory of Caerwent / Rebecca
Crime Fiction / Ingibjörg Ágústsdóttir, Reinventing Agnes: Try, A Forgotten Welsh Chronology in Aberystwyth, National
The Role of Icelandic Landscape, Nature and Seasons in Library of Wales, MSS 5267B, Peniarth 50, and the Red Book
Hannah Kent’s Speculative Biography Burial Rites of Hergest / Ben Guy, Brut Ieuan Brechfa: A Welsh Poet Writes
the Early Middle Ages / Appendix: List of the Chronicles of
Medieval Wales and the March
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4MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES
JOURNAL
Words and Deeds Nottingham
Shaping Urban Politics from below Medieval Studies 63 (2019) Transregional Territories
in Late Medieval Europe Special Issue: Heretical Self-Defence in
Jelle Haemers, Ben Eersels (eds)
Late Antiquity and the Crossing Borders in the Early
Middle Ages Modern Low Countries and Beyond
Bram De Ridder,Violet Soen, Werner Thomas,
This book sheds light on why, how and when
Sophie Verreyken (eds)
citizens participated in the urban political pro-
Table of Contents
cess in late medieval Europe (c. 1300-1500).
Peter Darby, Rob Lutton & Claire Taylor, Introduction: What do we learn when historical research
Heretical Self-Defence in Late Antiquity and the moves along, across and beyond the boundaries
This book focuses on the city and urban politics, Middle Ages of early modern territorial entities? Using the
because historically towns have been an interesting concept and method of transregional history,
Raúl Villegas Marín, The Best Defence Is a Good
laboratory for the creation and development of po- the contributions to this volume seek to answer
Offence: Arnobius the Younger’s Praedestinatus and
litical ideas and practices, as they are also today. The this question. By focussing on the border regions
the Debates on Predestination in Mid-Fifth-Century
contributions in this volume shed light on why, how of the Spanish Habsburg Low Countries, and
Rome
and when citizens participated in the urban political by exploring interactions in and beyond these
process in late medieval Europe (c. 1300-1500). In Paul Linjamaa, The Heresiology of the Heretic: The borderlands, the chapters shed light on how hu-
other words, this book reconsiders the involvement Case of the Valentinians mans in the past created, handled and surpassed
of urban commoners in political matters by studying Carl Dixon, Paulician Self-Defence and Self-Definition the territorial boundaries they encountered.
their claims and wishes, their methods of expres- in the Didaskalie Bram De Ridder, Violet Soen, Werner Thomas,
sion and their discursive and ideological strategies. Maja Angelovska Panova, Turning towards Heresy: and Sophie Verreyken are all members of
It shows that, in order to garner support for and Bogomils and Self-Defence the History Research Unit of the University
establish the parameters of the most important ur- of Leuven. They joined their research efforts in the
ban policies, medieval urban governments engaged Derek Hill, Inquisition and Popular Pressure in the
Languedoc transregionalhistory.eu platform.
regularly in dialogue with their citizens. While the
degree of citizens’ active involvement differed from Saku Pihko, Talk, Communication, and the Avoidance of
region to region and even from one town to the Inquisitors in Thirteenth-Century Languedoc Table of Contents
next, political participation never remained restrict- Justine L. Trombley, Self-Defence and its Limits in Introduction
ed to voting for representatives at set times. This Marguerite Porete’s Mirror of Simple Souls Part one: Inside-outside dynamics
book therefore demonstrates that the making of Raingard Esser, Upper Guelders’ four points of the com-
Fiona Somerset, Scripting Defence?:Textual Arguments pass: orientations of a contested border region in the early
politics was not the sole prerogative of the govern-
and their Readers amid the Pursuit of Heresy in modern Low Countries / Annemieke Romein, Jülich: local
ment; it was always, to some extent, a bottom-up
England politics, regional concerns. Dutch Pamphlets and Assemblies
process as well. in Cologne (1642-1651)
Esther Lewis, Resistance, Self-Defence, or Sticking Part two: Dividing and connecting identities
up for Your Friends?: A Discussion of Purgation in the Yves Junot & Marie Kervyn, Creating a border: the Hispanic
Jelle Haemers is a senior lecturer at the University
Prosecution of Fifteenth-Century Lollardy Monarchy, its subjects and its neighbours of the Southern
of Leuven (KU Leuven). He has published widely on
Low Countries (1477-1659) / Patricia Subirade, Franche-
the urban history of medieval Europe, and the social Reviews Comté: Cross-border Flows of Religious Practices and Artistic
and political history of the late medieval Low Countries. Knowledge along the Catholic Backbone of Seventeenth-
century Europe / Sophie Verreyken, Être l’amy veritable et
Ben Eersels is a post doctoral research fellow at the loyal. Transregional marriages and strategies of loyalty in the
University of Leuven (KU Leuven). His research focus- Spanish Habsburg Netherlands
es on the political history of towns in late medieval Part three: War and administrative innovation
Bram De Ridder, Passports for persons and border man-
Brabant and Liège.
agement during the Eighty Years War / Victor Enthoven,
From Barrier to Border. The Scheldt Estuary and the Dutch
Revolt, 1550-1609: War, Trade and Taxation
Epilogue: ‘Active’ borders beyond the Low
Countries
Fernando Chavarria, “Cannon Law”: French Power Politics
in the Bidasoa Border and the Crisis of the Customary
Law of Nations in the Time of the Politique des reunions
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5MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN STUDIES
Social Inequality in Early Communautés maritimes et I Longobardi a Venezia
Medieval Europe insulaires du premier Moyen Âge Scritti per Stefano Gasparri
Local Societies and Beyond Alban Gautier, Lucie Malbos (éd.) Irene Barbiera, Francesco Borri,
Annamaria Pazienza (eds)
Juan Antonio Quirós Castillo (ed.)
Comment les hommes et les femmes du premier
Moyen Âge formaient-ils des communautés lorsqu’ils Table of Contents
The Early Medieval period has been identified Irene Barbariera, Francesco Borri & Annamaria Pazienza, I
se trouvaient vivre près de l’eau – sur les littoraux,
by different scholars as a key term for the anal- Longobardi a Venezia: Viaggio in un Medioevo mai concluso
dans les zones humides ou le long des fleuves, mais
ysis of political complexity and social inequality Filippo Maria Carinci, Caro Stefano
aussi dans les îles ? La familiarité entretenue avec le
in a long-term perspective. The study of local I: I Longobardi, il regno e l’Italia
milieu aquatique, objet de crainte ou source d’op- Cristina La Rocca, Teodorico, nonno post romano - Irene
societies has become one of the most fruitful
portunités, signifie que les groupes humains « fai- Barbariera, Sexy Scars and Striking Wisdom: The Construction
arenas to innovate medieval archaeology and
saient communauté » autrement, mais aussi que l’his- of Masculinity in Gothic Italy - Francesco Borri, Re Clefi
history, using approaches related to the micro- (572–574) - Aldo Settia, L’insula Sancti Iuliani: Un presunto
torien appréhende ces phénomènes d’une manière
history. This book, dedicated to Chris Wickham, ducato longobardoLidia Capo, Dimensione letteraria e ragioni
différente. Cela est vrai de toutes les communautés
is formed by fourteen papers centred on the storiografiche: Il caso dell’Historia Langobardorum - Vasco La
qui, dans la pratique des interactions quotidiennes, se
study, from both written and material records, Salvia, The Smiths in Early Medieval Italy: From Social Identity
formaient près de l’eau, grâce à elle ou face à elle : to Craftsmen Specialisation - Annamaria Pazienza, Mobilità
of early medieval local communities, which tend
communautés d’habitants, communautés cléricales
to propose a complex framework of social in- interna: Lavoratori e donne in movimento nel Regno longobar-
ou monastiques, communautés fondées sur une acti- do - Jean-Marie Martin, Gahagium : Le mot, les réalités et les
equality in the local scale.
vité commune comme le commerce ou la pêche. Les institutions (VIIe–VIIIe siècle) - Flavia de Rubeis, Un diacono, un
Table of Contents douze contributions que compte ce livre constituent codice, una storia: La Historia langobardorum a Montecassino
les actes d’un colloque tenu à Boulogne-sur-Mer en alla fine dell’VIII secolo - Giuseppe Albertoni, Un desiderio
Preface / Juan Antonio Quirós Castillo, Equal and un-
imperiale: Eginardo, Carlo Magno e l’elefante Abul Abbas -
equal societies in Early Medieval Europe. An Introduction mars 2017. Leurs auteurs s’attachent à croiser les
Régine Le Jan, Mémoire et politique : Les rois d’Italie dans les
/ Julio Escalona Monge, Towards an archaeology of sources écrites et archéologiques pour offrir un re- libri memoriales de Salzbourg, Saint-Gall, Pfäfers et Reichenau
state formation in North-western Iberia / Robin Beck, gard équilibré sur des espaces et une période qui (fin VIIIe–début IXe siècle) - Francesco Veronese, Un franco
Maize, Mounds, and Cosmos: Durable Inequality in the semblent à première vue moins bien documentés (anzi, due) in Brianza: Gli ultimi anni di Ugo di Tours e sua mo-
Mississippian World (AD 1000-1250) / Sauro Gelichi,
que d’autres. La question de la construction et de glie Ava (834–39) - Maddalena Betti, Papa Giovanni VIII e l’a-
Pottery as inequality? Systems of production and distri-
l’existence des communautés « du bord de l’eau » y ristocrazia romana: La fuga dei “Tarquini”, aprile 876 - Marco
bution in the Northern Italian rural societies during the
est traitée à travers toute l’Europe latine, du VIIe au Stoffella, In vico gussilingus: comunità locali, ufficiali pubblici
Early Middle Ages / Francesca Grassi, Social complexity
minori e amministrazione della giustizia nella Verona caro-
in peripheral areas in the light of pottery production be- XIe siècle, sur ses versants adriatique (à travers les
lingia - François Bougard, Témoigner en justice à Plaisance
tween 6th and 10th century (Alava, Basque Country, Spain) lagunes de Venise et de Comacchio), atlantique (du aux IXe-Xe siècles : Autour d’un breve inédit - Tiziana Lazzari,
/ Edith Peytreman, Indications of an estate economy from littoral ibérique à l’Angleterre en passant par l’île de Bertha, amatissima: L’azione politica della figlia di Berengario
a renewed analysis of sites of rural settlements / Catarina Noirmoutier) et septentrional (des Fens d’Est-Anglie I, Badessa di San Sisto e di San Salvatore di Brescia, nel regno
Tente, Social complexity in local communities during the
à la mer Baltique et dans les emporia des mers du italico del secolo X - Igor Santos Salazar, Judicial records as
tenth century in Central-Northern Portugal: Negotiation
and opposition / Richard Hodges, The primitivism of the Nord), ainsi que dans la vallée de la Saône (de Lyon History: The case of the Regnum Italiae in Tenth- and Eleventh-
à Tournus). Centuries
early medieval peasant in Italy? / Jean-Pierre Devroey
II: Venezia, l’Adriatico e il Mediterraneo
and Nicolas Schroeder, Land, Oxen, and Brooches.
Salvatore Liccardo, Prelati sunt tituli gentium nomina con-
Local Societies, Inequality, and Large Estates in the Table des matières
tinentes: A proposito del larterculus etnico del trionfo di
Early Medieval Ardennes (c. 850–c. 900) / Igor Santos Alban Gautier, Faire communauté par l’eau ou malgré l’eau
Aureliano (HA, 33–34) - Salvatore Cosentino, Bankers
Salazar, Fiscal lands, rural communities and the Abbey of Stéphane Lebecq, En milieu littoral, sur l’eau et outre-mer /
as Patrons in Late Antiquity - Pablo C. Díaz, Honorio I y la
Nonantola: social inequality in ninth-century Emilia (Italy) Lucie Malbos, Femme de marchand ou marchande ? /
Iglesia hispana del siglo VII - T.S. Brow, 680 (?) and All That:
/ Fabio Saggioro, Rural communities and landscapes in Stefano Gasparri, Une communauté à la fois maritime et ter-
A Problematic Turning Point in the History of Early Medieval
Northern Italy (9th-12th A. D.) / Iñaki Martín Viso, Unequal ritoriale / Chiara Provesi, La terre et la mer / Sauro Gelichi,
Italy - Iñaki Martín Viso, El reino y las sociedades locales en
small worlds. Social dynamics in 10th century Leonese vil- Communautés lagunaires dans l’Adriatique pendant le haut
la Hispania Visigoda - Yuri Marano, Le sete del patriarca
lage / Alvaro Carvajal, Collective action and local lead- Moyen Âge / André Evangelista Marques, An Emerging
Fortunato - Sauro Gelichi, Il vescovo Stefano e Comacchio nel
erships in early medieval North-Western Iberia, 9th-11th Periphery. Maritime Activities and Communities in Northern
IX secolo - Veronica West-Harling, The Doges and the Church
centuries / Juan Antonio Quirós, Village formation, social Iberia (850-1100) / Søren M. Sindbæk, Communities on the
of Venice: An Unusual Early Medieval Relationship
memories and the archaeology of early medieval rural Edge / Isabelle Cartron, De l’île au continent. La transition
III: Milites, città, e l’Europa tardomedievale
communities in north-western Iberia / Carlos Tejerizo, entre deux formes de monachisme dans la communauté de
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The archaeology of the peasant mode of production: peas- Saint-Philibert au IXe siècle / Charlotte Gaillard, La commu-
IV: Fonti, metodi e nuovi indirizzi di ricerca
ant societies of central and northern Iberia during Early nauté monastique de l’Île-Barbe, exemple d’une fondation in-
Table of Contents: www.brepols.net
Middle Ages / Chris Wickham, Conclusion sulaire fluviale / Arnaud Lestremau, Piscium quem vos haked
nuncupatis / Pierre Bauduin, Conclusions. Connaissance, pra-
tiques et identités des communautés maritimes et insulaires
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Religions et alimentation
Normes alimentaires, organisation
sociale et représentations du monde
Rémi Gounelle, Anne-Laure Zwilling,
Yves Lehmann (éd.)
S’alimenter est l’une
des préoccupations
essentielles des êtres
vivants. Les êtres
humains, cependant,
ont très tôt donné au
fait de se nourrir une
signification qui dé-
Science in the Monastery passe l’exigence phy- Constructions of Gender in
Texts, Manuscripts and Learning siologique. La plupart Late Antique Manichaean
at Saint-Bertin des religions, ainsi, Cosmological Narrative
Steven J. Livesey
organisent le rapport
Susanna Towers
au fait de manger, dé-
terminent la valeur
The traditional view of monastic orders in late-me- symbolique des différents aliments et définissent Manichaeism emerged from Sasanian Persia in the
dieval scholastic culture has been relatively mut- l’importance symbolique des différents moyens third century CE and flourished in Persia, the Roman
ed. Beyond the Franciscan and Dominican orders, de préparer la nourriture. Elles définissent et ré- Empire, Central Asia and beyond until succumbing
and to a far lesser extent, the Augustinians and gulent également la relation entre la nourriture et to persecution from rival faiths in the eighth to ninth
Cistercians, the older monastic orders (and es- le divin. Le présent ouvrage s’interroge, dans une century. Its founder, Mani, claimed to be the final
pecially the Benedictines) played a smaller role in perspective interdisciplinaire, la portée religieuse embodiment of a series of prophets sent over time
the university during the thirteenth through the du rapport à la nourriture et décline la dimen- to expound divine wisdom.
fifteenth centuries. Yet if the library collection of sion sacrée des repas et de l’alimentation. Par des This monograph explores the constructions of
Saint-Bertin is examined more carefully, one finds études de type diachronique et synchronique, il gender embedded in Mani’s colourful dualist cos-
that many of the books were added by alumni of met en valeur des questions de fond à l’œuvre mological narrative, in which a series of gendered
the University of Paris and Louvain, and in one de l’Antiquité à nos jours et fait dialoguer les di- divinities are in conflict with the demonic beings of
instance, Cologne, and that as a whole, the mon- verses méthodologies à l’œuvre dans l’étude du the Kingdom of Darkness. The Jewish and Gnostic
astery’s collection reflected the changing currents fait religieux (anthropologie, histoire, philosophie roots of Mani’s literary constructions of gender are
within late medieval intellectual society. Science in de la religion, sociologie, science des religions, examined in parallel with Sasanian societal expec-
the Monastery proposes to analyze Benedictine sci- théologie). Plusieurs contributions interrogent tations. Reconstructions of gender in subsequent
ence using Saint-Bertin as a vehicle. les évolutions récentes en matière de rapport à Manichaean literature reflect the changing circum-
l’alimentation et proposent des éclairages origi- stances of the Manichaean community.
naux sur le rapport au religieux hors des religions As the first major study of gender in Manichaean
Steven J. Livesey is Brian E. and Sandra O’Brien constituées. literature, this monograph draws upon established
Presidential Professor of the History of Science at the approaches to the study of gender in late antique
University of Oklahoma. His research interests focus on R. Gounelle, Directeur du GIS (=cluster de labo-
religious literature, to present a portrait of a histor-
medieval science, history of early scientific methodolo- ratoires de recherche) « Sciences des Religions et
ically maligned and persecuted religious community.
gies, science in medieval universities, and manuscript Théologie à Strasbourg », Université de Strasbourg.
studies. – A.-L. Zwilling, Ingénieure de recherche au CNRS,
membre de l’UMR « Droit, Religions, Economie et Susanna Towers studied Psychology and Philosophy
Société », Université de Strasbourg. – Y. Lehmann, at St. Hilda’s college, Oxford. She completed her M.A.
directeur du Centre d’Analyse des Rhétoriques de and doctorate in Religious Studies at Cardiff University.
l’Antiquité, Université de Strasbourg She lives in Bath with her three children.
Table des matières
Rémi Gounelle, Anne-Laure Zwilling & Yves Lehmann,
Préface / Massimo Montanari, Introduction : La chair et
l’esprit. Alimentation et religion en Europe
Manger ou ne pas manger
Contributions de Nadine Weibel, Éric Geoffroy,
Frédéric Rognon et Michelle M. Lelwica
Que peut-on manger ?
Contributions de Marie-Claude Mahias, Gérard
Freyburger, Günter Stemberger, David Lemler, Galina
Kabakova et Oguz Alyanak
Manger seul ou ensemble ?
Contributions de Nicolas Querini, Laurence Faure,
Nader Nasiri-Moghaddam et Mohammad Sadegh
Zahedi
Les valeurs symboliques de l’alimentation
Contributions de Alfred Marx & Christian Grappe,Yves
Lehmann, Laurent Fedi, Nicolas Sihlé,
Dossier iconographique
Contribution de Madeleine Zeller / Index
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Architecture of Disjuncture Ritual, Gender, and Narrative The Visualization of
Mediterranean Trade and Cathedral in Late Medieval Italy Knowledge in Medieval
Building in a New Diocese Fina Buzzacarini and and Early Modern Europe
(11th-13th Centuries) the Baptistery of Padua Marcia Kupfer, Adam S. Cohen, J.H. Chajes (eds)
Joseph Williams Anne Derbes
This collection of essays by leading scholars reflects
Through careful analysis of the Romanesque cathe- This book is the first English-language study of the new interest in how graphic devices contributed
dral of Molfetta (in Apulia, southern Italy), Williams baptistery of Padua and its extraordinarily rich fres- to the production of knowledge during a forma-
demonstrates how the commercial boom of the co program, which opens with Genesis and clos- tive period of European history. The linked essays
medieval Mediterranean changed the way church- es with the Apocalypse. Remarkably, when the anthologized here consider the generative power
es were funded, designed, and built. The young building was refashioned and frescoed by Giusto of schemata, cartographic representation, and even
bishopric of Molfetta, emerging in an economy of de’ Menabuoi in the 1370s, it was a woman, Fina the layout of text: more than merely compiling in-
long-distance trade, competed with much wealth- Buzzacarini, who funded the enterprise. In late me- formation, visual arrangements formalize abstract
ier institutions in its own diocese. Funding for the dieval Italy, baptisteries were potent symbols of civic concepts, provide grids through which to process
cathedral was slow and unpredictable. To adapt, identity, solidarity, and pride, and towns spent lavish- data, set in motion analytic operations that give rise
the builders designed toward versatility, embracing ly on them – but no other baptistery was so radical- to new ideas, and create interpretive frameworks
multi-functionalism, change over time, specialization, ly reworked at the behest of a woman. Remarkably, for understanding the world.
and a heterogeneous style. too, though the building continued to function as Table of Contents
Padua’s baptismal church, the renovations trans- Marcia Kupfer, Introduction
formed it into the mausoleum of Fina Buzzacarini I. Visualization between Mind and Hand
Joseph C. Williams is an Assistant Professor of and her family. This volume takes an interdisciplinary Mary Carruthers, Geometries for Thinking Creatively / Lina
Architecture at the University of Maryland School of approach, using close visual analysis to argue that to Bolzoni, Visualization of a Universal Knowledge: Images and
Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. Rhetorical Machines in Giulio Camillo’s Theatre of Memory /
a surprising degree, Fina exerted control over the Jeffrey F. Hamburger, Mindmapping: The Diagram Paradigm in
images. The author argues too that ritual is equal- Medieval Art – and Beyond
Table of Contents ly important in understanding the frescoes: that in II. The Iconicity of Text
multiple ways that have rarely been considered, Beatrice Kitzinger, Framing the Gospels, c. 1000: Iconicity,
Acknowledgements Textuality, and Knowledge / Lesley Smith, Biblical Gloss and
the images respond to and participate in the ritual
Introduction: Studying Architecture at the Joints enacted in this sacred space. The prayers intoned
Commentary: the Scaffolding of Scripture / David Stern, The
Topography of the Talmudic Page / Ayelet Even-Ezra, Seeing
at the font, the actions of the officiant, the hymns the Forest beyond the Trees: A Preliminary Overview of a
1. A Disjointed Program: Form, Function, and chanted in procession and inside the baptistery, and Scholastic Habit of Visualization / Yuval Harari, Functional
Finances even details of the rite all find visual echoes on the Paratexts and the Transmission of Knowledge in Medieval and
baptistery’s walls. Ultimately, gender and ritual in- Early Modern Jewish Manuscripts of Magic / A. Mark Smith,
2. The Joints of Process: Design Change Through More than Meets the Eye: What Made the Printing Revolution
tersect in the multilayered frescoes of the Padua
Constructional Episodes Revolutionary
baptistery. III. Graphic Vehicles of Scientia
3. The Joints of Expertise: Design Choice Across Barbara Obrist, The Idea of a Spherical Universe and its
the Division of Labor Visualization in the Earlier Middle Ages (Seventh–Twelfth
Anne Derbes is professor emerita of art history at Centuries) / Marcia Kupfer, The Rhetoric of World Maps in
4. The Joints of Geography: Geology, Travel
Hood College. Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages / Faith Wallis, Visualizing
Pathways, and Knowledge Cabotage Knowledge in Medieval Calendar Science: a Twelfth-Century
Conclusion: A Mediterranean Building Strategy Table of Contents: www.brepols.net
Family of ‘Graphic Glosses’ on Bede’s De temporum ratione
/ John Haines, The Visualization of Music in the Middle Ages:
Three Case Studies / Peter Murray Jones, Visualization in
Appendix 1: Construction Chronology of Molfetta Medicine between Script and Print, c. 1375–1550 /
IV. Diagrammatic Traditions
Cathedral (c. 1100 - 1300) Linda Safran, A Prolegomenon to Byzantine Diagrams / Adam
Charts S. Cohen, Diagramming the Diagrammatic: Twelfth-Century
Europe / Madeline H. Caviness, Templates for Knowledge:
Illustrations Geometric Ordering of the Built Environment, Monumental
Bibliography Decoration, Illuminated Page / Lucy Freeman Sandler,
Religious Instruction and Devotional Study:The Pictorial and the
Textual in Gothic Diagrams / J. H. Chajes, The Kabbalistic Tree
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Harvey Miller Publishers
Catalysts of Innovation Still Life and Nature Morte Riemenschneider in Situ
Artists’ and Artisans’ Collections in Painting in the 17th-Century Katherine M. Boivin, Gregory C. Bryda (eds)
Early Modern Antwerp Karin Leonhard
Marlise Rijks Riemenschneider in Situ presents the newest
Still Life painting thematizes the ability of research on the work of one of the most
Nature and Art to produce similarities and is famous late medieval and early Renaissance
For the first time, the collections of artists sculptors, Tilman Riemenschneider.
and artisans in Antwerp are investigated sys- therefore predestined for a theorization of mi-
tematically. This yields new results about the metic structures of Art in general.
connection between making and collecting: Moving beyond questions of style, date, and
between innovation and appreciation. 17th-Century Netherlandish Still Life painting ac- workshop practice, this volume investigates the
tively participated in the intellectual discourse of sculptor’s programs across the south German re-
natural philosophy and the natural sciences, even gion of Franconia that survive in situ, within the
The crucial role of the city of Antwerp in the his- particular contexts for which they were designed
tory of collecting has long been noted in histori- though art history until recently described it, some-
what simplifying, as realistic-representative painting. and in which they were originally experienced.
cal and art historical scholarship. However, up to In shifting the focus from fragmentary pieces in
now there has not been a foundational study of We urgently need a rehabilitation of the notion
of Mimesis. The author restarts the discussion, by museum collections to extant installations in their
the collecting practices of broader social groups original church settings, the volume contributes to
in seventeenth-century Antwerp. This present putting more emphasis on the historical notions
of Nature and Image. She examines how mimetic a wave of scholarship interested in reanimating
study makes up for the lack in research by focus- medieval artistic ensembles by considering them
ing on collecting activities of learned artists and structures acquired a biotic reproductive capacity
in the 17th century. Still Life painting thematizes the as complex visual environments. Together, the au-
artisans – the social groups that, together with the thors—conservators, museum professionals, and
educated merchants, stood at the centre of and ability of Nature and Art to produce similarities and
is therefore predestined for a theorization of mi- art historians—provide an essential and overdue
shaped the city’s cultural life. In their double roles study of Riemenschneider’s best-preserved piec-
as makers-collectors, they put a strong mark on metic structures of Art in general.
es, while also making an important, collaborative
the culture of collecting. addition to the broader discipline of pre-modern
Karin Leonhard is professor of art history at the art history.
Marlise Rijks (1986) is a postdoc researcher at University of Konstanz.
Leiden University, specialized in art and knowledge Katherine M. Boivin is Assistant Professor of Art
in the Early Modern period, in particular of the Low History at Bard College. Her scholarship focuses on
Countries. the dynamic interactions among architecture, figural
arts, and human action in the medieval period.
Gregory C. Bryda is Assistant Professor of Art
History at Columbia University, Barnard College. He
teaches and publishes on the history of medieval art.
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approx. 250 p., 70 b/w ills, 30 col. ills, 220 x 280 mm, 2020, approx. 280 p., 200 col. ills, 220 x 280 mm, 2020, approx. 320 p., 180 col. ills, 225 x 300 mm, 2020,
ISBN 978-1-912554-05-8 ISBN 978-1-912554-06-5 ISBN 978-1-912554-45-4
Hardback: approx. € 140 Hardback: approx. € 125 Hardback: approx. € 150
Series: Studies in Baroque Art, vol. 11 Series: Studies in Baroque Art, vol. 12 Series: VISTAS, vol. 5
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