Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History: Essays in Memory of Paul E. Szarmach

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Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History

Essays in Memory of Paul E. Szarmach

Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History is an annual publication of historiographical essays on the pre-modern world. As a venue for sustained investigations, it plays a significant role in the dissemination of interpretative scholarship that falls in the niche between the journal article and the monograph.

This is the penultimate volume in series 3 and primarily comprises essays in memory of Paul E. Szarmach, the eminent Old English scholar and former executive director of the Medieval Academy of America and director of the Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo.

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Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History

Essays in Memory of Paul E. Szarmach

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

List of Illustrations
pp vii-viii

Introduction
pp ix-x

Memories of Viking Age Cultural Contact: England in the Íslendingasögur
pp 1-26

Expressions of Cultural Disability: Navigating (Non)Normativity in the Hebrew–Italian Melekh Artus (King Artus)
pp 27-38

“All the rancour and enmity between us”. The War Between Richard, Earl Marshal, and King Henry III: Its Origins and Resolution
pp 39-62

Royal Consumption and Gifts of Deer in Thirteenth-Century England
pp 63-84

Travers and Trappe in the Palace of Pandarus: A Note
pp 85-104

Benedictine Devotion to England’s Saints: Thomas de la Mare, John of Tynemouth, and the Sanctilogium in Cotton Tiberius E. i
pp 105-118

The Rise of Admission by Apprenticeship Among the Freemen of Norwich, 1365–1415
pp 119-146

Nuns on the Run, or the “Sturdy and Wilful Dames” of Syon Abbey and their Disobedience to the Tudor State ca. 1530–1600
pp 147-168

Taking the Tour: Heritage Management in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
pp 169-185

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