|
|
Speculum Articles (1985–1989)
| Bartusis,
Mark C. |
The
Kavallarioi of Byzantium |
63
|
343–50
|
Baswell,
Christopher C.,
and Taylor, Paul Beekman |
The
Faire Queene Eleyne in Chaucer's Troilus |
63
|
293–311
|
| Bestul,
Thomas H. |
Chaucer's
Parson's Tale and the Late-Medieval Tradition of Religious Meditation |
64
|
600–619
|
| Bond,
Gerald A. |
The
Last Unpublished Troubadour Songs |
60
|
827–49
|
Bonde,
Sheila,
and Maines, Clark |
The
Archaeology of Monasticism: A Survey of Recent Work in France,
1970–1987 |
63
|
794–825
|
| Bowlus,
Charles R. |
Imre
Boba's Reconsiderations of Moravia's Early History and Arnulf
of Carinthia's Ostpolitik (887–892) |
62
|
552–74
|
| Brévart,
Francis B. |
The
German Volkskalender of the Fifteenth Century |
63
|
312–42
|
| Brodman,
James W. |
Municipal
Ransoming Law on the Medieval Spanish Frontier |
60
|
318–30
|
| Brown,
Elizabeth A. R. |
The
Marriage of Edward II of England and Isabelle of France: A Postscript |
64
|
373–79
|
| ——— |
The
Political Repercussions of Family Ties in the Early Fourteenth
Century: The Marriage of Edward II of England and Isabelle of
France |
63
|
573–95
|
| Bruzelius,
Caroline |
The
Second Campaign at Saint-Urbain at Troyes |
62
|
635–40
|
| Burnley,
J. D. |
Curial
Prose in England |
61
|
593–614
|
| Burr,
David |
The
Correctorium Controversy and the Origins of the Usus
Pauper Controversy |
60
|
331–42
|
| Carey,
John |
Ireland and the Antipodes: The Heterodoxy of Virgil of Salzburg |
64
|
1–10
|
| Carpenter,
D. A. |
King,
Magnates, and Society: The Personal Rule of King Henry III,
1234–1258 |
60
|
39–70
|
| Cheyette,
Fredric L. |
The
"Sale" of Carcassonne to the Counts of Barcelona (1067–1070)
and the Rise of the Trencavels |
63
|
826–64
|
| Dales,
Richard C. |
Robert
Grosseteste's Place in Medieval Discussions of the Eternity
of the World |
61
|
544–63
|
| Drew,
Katherine Fischer |
Another
Look at the Origins of the Middle Ages: A Reassessment of the
Role of the Germanic Kingdoms |
62
|
803–12
|
| Duffin,
Ross W. |
The
Sumer Canon: A New Revision |
63
|
1–21
|
| Duggan,
Hoyt N. |
The
Shape of the B-Verse in Middle English Alliterative Poetry |
61
|
564–92
|
| Dumont,
Stephen D. |
Theology as a Science and Duns Scotus's Distinction between
Intuitive and Abstractive Cognition |
64
|
579–99
|
| Dyer,
Joseph |
The Singing of Psalms in the Early-Medieval Office |
64
|
535–78
|
Emmerson,
Richard Kenneth,
and Herzman, Ronald B. |
The Apocalyptic Age of Hypocrisy: Faus Semblant and Amant in
the Roman de la Rose |
62
|
612–34
|
| Fanning,
Steven |
Acts
of Henry I of France concerning Anjou |
60
|
110–14
|
| Farcasiu,
Simina M. |
The Exegesis and Iconography of Vision in Gonzalo de Berceo's
Vida de Santa Oria |
61
|
305–29
|
| Farmer, Sharon |
Persuasive Voices: Clerical Images of Medieval Wives |
61
|
517–43
|
| Fassler,
Margot E. |
The Role of the Parisian Sequence in the Evolution of Notre-Dame
Polyphony |
62
|
345–74
|
| Fisher,
John H. |
Animadversions on the Text of Chaucer, 1988 |
63
|
779–93
|
| Forey,
A. J. |
Novitiate and Instruction in the Military Orders during the
Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries |
61
|
1–17
|
Foulet,
Alfred.
See
Uitti, Karl D. |
|
|
|
| Franklin,
Simon |
Literacy and Documentation in Early Medieval Russia |
60
|
1–38
|
| Freed,
John B. |
Nobles,
Ministerials, and Knights in the Archdiocese of Salzburg |
62
|
575–611
|
| Georgianna,
Linda |
King Hrethel's Sorrow and the Limits of Heroic Action in Beowulf
|
62
|
829–50
|
| Given,
James |
The
Economic Consequences of the English Conquest of Gwynedd |
64
|
11–45
|
| Glendinning,
Robert |
Pyramus and Thisbe in the Medieval Classroom |
61
|
51–78
|
| Green,
Monica H. |
The De genecia Attributed to Constantine the African |
62
|
299–323
|
| Guilmain,
Jacques |
The
Geometry of the Cross-Carpet Pages in the Lindisfarne Gospels |
62
|
21–52
|
| Hanna,
Ralph, III |
Sir
Thomas Berkeley and His Patronage |
64
|
878–916
|
| Helmholz,
R. H. |
Usury and the Medieval English Church Courts |
61
|
364–80
|
Herzman,
Ronald B.,
and Emmerson, Richard Kenneth |
The Apocalyptic Age of Hypocrisy: Faus Semblant and Amant in
the Roman de la Rose |
62
|
612–34
|
Hieatt,
Constance B.,
and Jones, Robin F. |
Two Anglo-Norman Culinary Collections Edited from British Library
Manuscripts Additional 32085 and Royal 12.C.xii |
61
|
859–82
|
| Hill,
Thomas D. |
Rígsþula:
Some Medieval Christian Analogues |
61
|
79–89
|
| Hoffmann,
Richard C. |
Fishing for Sport in Medieval Europe: New Evidence |
60
|
877–902
|
| Hult,
David F. |
Lancelot's
Two Steps: A Problem in Textual Criticism |
61
|
836–58
|
| ——— |
Steps
Forward and Steps Backward: More on Chrétien's Lancelot |
64
|
307–16
|
| Huot,
Sylvia |
The
Medusa Interpolation in the Romance of the Rose: Mythographic
Program and Ovidian Intertext |
62
|
865–77
|
| Irvine,
Martin |
Medieval
Grammatical Theory and Chaucer's House of Fame |
60
|
850–76
|
| Jones,
Julian Ward, Jr. |
The
So-Called Silvestris Commentary on the Aeneid and Two
Other Interpretations |
64
|
835–48
|
| Jones,
Robin F.,
and Hieatt, Constance B. |
Two
Anglo-Norman Culinary Collections Edited from British Library
Manuscripts Additional 32085 and Royal 12.C.xii |
61
|
859–82
|
| Justice,
Steven |
The
Authority of Ritual in the Jeu d'Adam |
62
|
851–64
|
| Kane,
George |
The "Z Version" of Piers Plowman |
60
|
910–30
|
| Kapelle,
William E. |
Domesday Book: F. W. Maitland and His Successors |
64
|
620–40
|
| Katele,
Irene B. |
Piracy and the Venetian State: The Dilemma of Maritime Defense
in the Fourteenth Century |
63
|
865–89
|
| Laing,
Margaret |
Dialectal Analysis and Linguistically Composite Texts in Middle
English |
63
|
83–103
|
| Lerer,
Seth |
Artifice
and Artistry in Sir Orfeo |
60
|
92–109
|
| Lerner,
Robert E. |
Antichrists
and Antichrist in Joachim of Fiore |
60
|
553–70
|
| Lumiansky,
Robert M. |
Sir
Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur, 1947–1987: Author,
Title, Text |
62
|
878–97
|
| Lynch,
Joseph H. |
Hugh
I of Cluny's Sponsorship of Henry IV: Its Context and Consequences |
60
|
800–826
|
| Macrides,
R. J. |
Killing,
Asylum, and the Law in Byzantium |
63
|
509–38
|
| Magennis,
Hugh |
The
Cup as Symbol and Metaphor in Old English Literature |
60
|
517–36
|
| Maines,
Clark,
and Bonde, Sheila |
The
Archaeology of Monasticism: A Survey of Recent Work in France,
1970–1987 |
63
|
794–825
|
| Marrone,
Steven P. |
Henry of Ghent and Duns Scotus on the Knowledge of Being |
63
|
22–57
|
| Matheson,
Lister M. |
Printer
and Scribe: Caxton, the Polychronicon, and the Brut |
60
|
593–614
|
| Mauck,
Marchita B. |
The
Mosaic of the Triumphal Arch of S. Prassede: A Liturgical Interpretation |
62
|
813–28
|
| Mayer,
Hans Eberhard |
The
Origins of the Lordships of Ramla and Lydda in the Latin Kingdom
of Jerusalem |
60
|
537–52
|
| McDonough,
Christopher J. |
Hugh Primas 18: A Poetic Glosula on Amiens, Reims, and
Peter Abelard |
61
|
806–35
|
|
Miller,
William Ian |
Gift,
Sale, Payment, Raid: Case Studies in the Negotiation and Classification
of Exchange in Medieval Iceland |
61
|
18–50
|
| Monson,
Don A. |
Andreas Capellanus and the Problem of Irony |
63
|
539–72
|
| Moore,
John C. |
Pope
Innocent III, Sardinia, and the Papal State |
62
|
81–101
|
| Mundy,
John Hine |
In Praise of Italy: The Italian Republics |
64
|
815–34
|
| Murray,
Alexander Callander |
The Position of the Grafio in the Constitutional History
of Merovingian Gaul |
61
|
787–805
|
| Nelson,
Janet L. |
Public
Histories and Private History in the Work of Nithard |
60
|
251–93
|
| Ó
Cróinín, Dáibhí |
"New
Heresy for Old": Pelagianism in Ireland and the Papal Letter
of 640 |
60
|
505–16
|
| O'Keeffe,
Katherine O'Brien |
Orality
and the Developing Text of Caedmon's Hymn |
62
|
1–20
|
| Olson,
Glending |
Juan
García de Castrojeriz and John of Wales: A Note on Chaucer's
Reading |
64
|
106–10
|
| Ormrod,
W. M. |
An
Experiment in Taxation: The English Parish Subsidy of 1371 |
63
|
58–82
|
| ——— |
The
Personal Religion of Edward III |
64
|
849–77
|
| Osheim,
Duane J. |
Countrymen
and the Law in Late-Medieval Tuscany |
64
|
317–37
|
| Partner,
Nancy F. |
Making
Up Lost Time: Writing on the Writing of History |
61
|
90–117
|
| Pastan,
Elizabeth Carson |
Fit
for a Count: The Twelfth-Century Stained Glass Panels from Troyes |
64
|
338–72
|
| Petersen,
Joan M. |
"Homo
omnino Latinus"? The Theological and Cultural Background of
Pope Gregory the Great |
62
|
529–51
|
| Poole,
Russell |
Skaldic
Verse and Anglo-Saxon History: Some Aspects of the Period 1009–1016 |
62
|
265–98
|
| Pope,
John C. |
The
Irregular Anacrusis in Beowulf 9 and 402: Two Hitherto
Untried Remedies, with Help from Cynewulf |
63
|
104–13
|
| ——— |
Mary
to Joseph, Christ I, 164–67a: A Probable Scribal
Error, nu for na |
60
|
903–9
|
| Powers,
James F. |
The Creative Interaction between Portuguese and Leonese Municipal
Military Law, 1055 to 1279 |
62
|
53–80
|
| Riedinger,
Anita |
The
Old Engish Formula in Context |
60
|
294–317
|
| Rigg,
A. G. |
John
of Bridlington's Prophecy: A New Look |
63
|
596–613
|
| Sanderson,
Warren |
The
Plan of St. Gall Reconsidered |
60
|
615–32
|
| Sandler,
Lucy Freeman |
A
Note on the Illuminators of the Bohun Manuscripts |
60
|
364–72
|
| Searle,
Eleanor |
Possible History |
61
|
779–86
|
| Shonk,
Timothy A. |
A
Study of the Auchinleck Manuscript: Bookmen and Bookmaking in
the Early Fourteenth Century |
60
|
71–91
|
| Shook,
Laurence K. |
Etienne Gilson in Bloomington |
60
|
789–99
|
| Smallwood,
T. M. |
The
Prophecy of the Six Kings |
60
|
571–92
|
| Stump,
Phillip H. |
The Reform of Papal Taxation at the Council of Constance (1414–1418) |
64
|
69–105
|
| Sullivan,
Richard E. |
The Carolingian Age: Reflections on Its Place in the History
of the Middle Ages
See also "Correction," 65:266
|
64
|
267–306
|
Taylor,
Paul Beekman,
and Baswell, Christopher C. |
The
Faire Queene Eleyne in Chaucer's Troilus |
63
|
293–311
|
| Trinkaus,
Charles |
Coluccio
Salutati's Critique of Astrology in the Context of His Natural
Philosophy |
64
|
46–68
|
Uitti,
Karl D.,
with Alfred Foulet (†) |
On
Editing Chrétien de Troyes: Lancelot's Two Steps and Their Context |
63
|
271–92
|
| Van
Engen, John |
The
"Crisis of Cenobitism" Reconsidered: Benedictine Monasticism
in the Years 1050–1150 |
61
|
269–304
|
| Wack,
Mary Frances |
The
Liber de heros morbo of Johannes Afflacius and Its Implications
for Medieval Love Conventions |
62
|
324–44
|
| Wenzel,
Siegfried |
Poets, Preachers, and the Plight of Literary Critics |
60
|
343–63
|
| Whatley,
Gordon |
Heathens
and Saints: St. Erkenwald in Its Legendary Context |
61
|
330–63
|
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