Author Archives: RMBLF

À la fin du Moyen Âge, le Mont-Saint-Michel est à la fois une abbaye (haut lieu d’un pèlerinage en pleine croissance rayonnant sur une large partie de la Chrétienté occidentale), une forteresse dressée contre les Anglais et une ville où vivent plusieurs centaines d’habitants. … Lire la suite →

The essays in this volume derive from the third and fourth installations of a conference dedicated to examining the ‘Power of the Bishop’ in the Middle Ages: ‘Bishops as Diplomats’ and ‘The Bishop as Patron’. Taken as a collection, the … Lire la suite →

Um Vertrauen und Solidarität zu schaffen und die Bevölkerung zum Gehorsam gegenüber der Obrigkeit zu bewegen, banden die Städte von Konstanz bis Straßburg im Spätmittelalter Bürger und andere Einwohner in Eidesbeziehungen ein. Die Untersuchung der Eidesrituale zeigt zwar, dass die … Lire la suite →

Digital Approaches to Medieval Sigillography, éd. Martina Filosa, Claes Neuefeind and Claudia Sode, Digital Medievalist, t. 18, 2025. Open-access : https://journal.digitalmedievalist.org/issue/1336/info/ Table des matières : Martina Filosa, Claes Neuefeind and Claudia Sode – Digital Approaches to Medieval Sigillography: An Introduction Georg … Lire la suite →

Nicholas of Lyra (1270-1349) remains one of the most distinguished theologians and refined exegetes of the Middle Ages. This book argues that his apocalyptic thought, long recognized but often overlooked, deserves renewed consideration for its theoretical posture and its far-reaching … Lire la suite →

The chronicle of Leo Marsicanus recounts the history of the abbey of Montecassino from its foundation by St. Benedict in the sixth-century up to 1075. It presents a detailed and compelling story of tribulation and renewal, with the abbey twice … Lire la suite →