From Jerusalem to Camelot: King Arthur and the Crusades

In: Medieval Codicology, Iconography, Literature and Translation
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Stephen Knight
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223–232
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004622722_026

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Series:  Litterae Textuales
Cover Medieval Codicology, Iconography, Literature and Translation
E-Book ISBN:
9789004622722
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Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 1994
Front Matter
Ligorio’s Reconstruction of Hippolytus’ Statue and the Recovery of the Hippolytan Corpus
Quelques manuscrits liturgiques de Beauvais (IXe-XIIe siècles) d’après les anciens catalogues et les “papiers” des érudits modernes
Medieval Manuscripts in French in the Leiden University Library: Λ Handlist
Sir John Donne’s Flemish Manuscripts
Cassiodor über Handschriften und ihre Schreiber: Zu Institutiones, Buch 1, Kap. 30
A Note on Scriptorial Imagery in Dante’s Commedia
“… scriptum per manum fratris Palmae Carbom Ordinis Praedicatorum Magdeburgensis… “: Aus Magdeburger Handschriften des 15. Jahrhunderts
Playing with Numbers: Some Mixed Counting Methods Found in French Medieval Manuscripts at Princeton
En Route to Salvation with William de Brailes
Le Bréviaire de Belleville (Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, MSS latins 10483-10484) : Problèmes Textuels et Iconographiques
Aux Sources du Roman de la Rose
Illustrated Hours of the Trinity for French Royalty
Inventive Efficiency from the Master of the Ghent Privileges, or, A Little Bit of Hell Goes a Long Way
Some Doubtful Attributions to the Master of Jean Rolin II
Autour des Heures de Laval: Les activités de l’atelier de Jean Colombe après 1470
Havelok’s Predecessor
The Órlám Episode in the Medieval Irish Táin Bó Cúailnge
The Cloister and the Text: Some Alternative Lifestyles in Medieval Narrative
“Plusieurs ont conté et dit… “: Concepts of Authorship in the Medieval Tristan Poems
The Fergus-Poet
Variant Widows: On Editing and Reading Vidua
“Je pecherise renc grasces a vos”: Some French Devotional Texts in Beguine Psalters
An Anglo-Norman Treatise on the Religious Life
Le Chemin de Vaillance: mise à point sur la date de composition et la vie de l’auteur
La traduction du De excidio Troiæ de Darès le Phrygien par Jean de Flixecourt
The Medieval Biblical Translator: Scholiast and Commentator
A Middle French Translation of the Pauline Epistles
Skilful Recastings, Creative Liberties or a Comedy of Errors? Jean Daudin as a Translator of St Jerome
Manuscript Context as a Guide to Generic Shift: Some Middle French Consolations
The Medieval French Translation of the Consolatio Philosophiœ in National Library of Wales Manuscript 5038D. Prose Style and Translation of Boethian Concepts
The Term “Chevalerie” in Twelfth-Century French
Sur la vraie valeur de l’expression “perdre l’alleluya”
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