Category Archives: Publications

Alan Stahl’s distinguished career in numismatics has ranged over numerous topics in the study of coins, monetary history, and medallic art, from antiquity through the Middle Ages and into the modern era. This volume brings together cutting-edge scholarship from three … Lire la suite →

The arts of the book from central Europe often provide a mirror both for imperial aspirations as well as for the complex pluralities of societies on the ground. The essays in this collection explore material written in Czech, German, Hebrew, … Lire la suite →

Het Chronicon Geldriae van de Nijmeegse priester Willem van Berchen (1415?-na 1481) is een vijftiende-eeuwse Latijnse kroniek over graafschap en hertogdom Gelre. De tekst vormt het begin van de Gelderse geschiedschrijving en is volop gebruikt door latere geschiedschrijvers van Gelderland. Toch … Lire la suite →

Il 6 gennaio 1311 Enrico di Lussemburgo fu incoronato re d’Italia. Alla cerimonia milanese era presente, fra i delegati di Padova, un cinquantenne di origini modeste (plebeius si sarebbe in seguito definito lui stesso), ma sostenuto da ambizioni notevoli, in … Lire la suite →

The Medieval Low Countries, t. 12 (2025) ; 1 vol., 116 p. ISBN : 978-2-503-61574-5. Prix : € 96,00. Table des matières : Flemish, Spanish and Portuguese Merchants in West Africa at the End of the FifteenthCentury: Connected Networks, Shared … Lire la suite →

Est présentée ici pour la première fois en traduction française l’œuvre complète de Walther von der Vogelweide (vers 1170-vers 1230) qui, pour Heinrich Heine, était « le plus grand poète lyrique de l’Allemagne ». Il a écrit des chansons d’amour … Lire la suite →

From the thirteenth to the fifteenth century, the Capetian House of Anjou was one of Europe’s most significant ruling dynasties, with dominions extending across the continent from the French province that gave them their name to the kingdoms of Hungary … Lire la suite →

This volume presents the first sustained study of the dynamic interplay between ritual and narrative in the Armenian Eucharistic tradition. Using the Armenian rite as a test case, it reveals how Eucharistic liturgy served as a site where theology, history, … Lire la suite →

“Loire Poetics is an ambitious study that will be indispensable for all students of European poetry (not just Latin poetry) from the central Middle Ages. It presents bold arguments about the character of a new poetics emergent from the late … Lire la suite →

Si la Hanse est souvent associée à l’histoire de l’Europe septentrionale et baltique, ce réseau de marchands et de villes d’Allemagne du Nord déploya également une activité croissante sur les littoraux atlantiques à la fin du Moyen Âge. La « flotte de … Lire la suite →