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|
Speculum Articles (1975–1979)
| Ackerman,
Robert W. |
The
Liturgical Day in Ancrene Riwle |
53
|
734–44
|
| Alexander,
Paul J. |
Religious
Persecution and Resistance in the Byzantine Empire of the Eighth
and Ninth Centuries: Methods and Justifications |
52
|
238–64
|
| Alexander,
Suzanne Spain |
Heraclius,
Byzantine Imperial Ideology, and the David Plates |
52
|
217–37
|
| Alford,
John A. |
The
Role of the Quotations in Piers Plowman |
52
|
80–99
|
| Arngart,
Olof |
Book-Hand
and Court-Hand: A Question of
Co-ordination |
52
|
337–40
|
| Bacharach,
Jere L. |
The
Career of Mu<h ud>ammad ibn <T ud>ughj
al-Ikhshid, a Tenth-Century Governor of Egypt |
50
|
586–612
|
| Baker,
Denise N. |
The
Priesthood of Genius: A Study of the Medieval Tradition |
51
|
277–91
|
| Baron,
Hans |
The
Year of Leonardo Bruni's Birth and Methods for Determining the
Ages of Humanists Born in the Trecento |
52
|
582–625
|
| Bates,
David R. |
The
Character and Career of Odo, Bishop of Bayeux (1049/50–1097) |
50
|
1–20
|
| Beatie,
Bruce A. |
Saint
Katharine of Alexandria: Traditional Themes and the Development
of a Medieval German Hagiographic Narrative |
52
|
785–800
|
| Benton,
John F. |
Philology's
Search for Abelard in the Metamorphosis Goliae |
50
|
199–217
|
| Bisson, Thomas N.
|
The
Problem of Feudal Monarchy: Aragon, Catalonia, and France |
53
|
460–78
|
| Blodgett,
E. D. |
Chaucerian
Pryvetee and the Opposition to Time |
51
|
477–93
|
| Boyer,
Raymond |
The
Companions of St. Bruno in Middle English Verses on the Foundation
of the Carthusian Order |
53
|
784–85
|
Boyle,
Leonard E.,
and Rouse, Richard H. |
A
Fifteenth-Century List of the Books of Edmund Norton |
50
|
284–88
|
| Braddy,
Haldeen |
Chaucer,
Alice Perrers, and Cecily Chaumpaigne |
52
|
906–11
|
|
Chambers,
Frank M.
|
Three Troubadour Poems with Historical Overtones |
54
|
42–54
|
| Chazan,
Robert |
The
Barcelona "Disputation" of 1263: Christian Missionizing and
Jewish Response |
52
|
824–42
|
| Clanchy,
M. T. |
Moderni
in Education and Government in England |
50
|
671–88
|
| Clark,
Cecily |
Women's Names in Post-Conquest England: Observations and Speculations |
53
|
223–51
|
| Clark,
George |
The
Hero of Maldon: Vir pius et strenuus |
54
|
257–82
|
| Clark,
Willene B. |
A
Re-united Bible and Thirteenth-Century Illumination in Northern
France |
50
|
33–47
|
| Colker,
Marvin L. |
America Rediscovered in the Thirteenth Century? |
54
|
712–26
|
| Conant,
Kenneth John |
Cluny
Studies, 1968–1975 |
50
|
383–90
|
| Contreni,
John J. |
The
Biblical Glosses of Haimo of Auxerre and John Scottus Eriugena |
51
|
411–34
|
| Cormier,
Raymond J. |
Open
Contrast: Tristan and Diarmaid |
51
|
589–601
|
| Cross,
J. E. |
Mary
Magdalen in the Old English Martyrology: The Earliest
Extant "Narrat Josephus" Variant of Her Legend |
53
|
16–25
|
Cuttino,
G. P.,
and Lyman, Thomas W. |
Where
Is Edward II? |
53
|
522–44
|
| Dales,
Richard C. |
Adam
Marsh, Robert Grosseteste, and the Treatise on the Tides |
52
|
900–901
|
| Davidson,
Clifford |
The
Realism of the York Realist and the York Passion |
50
|
270–83
|
| Davies,
Richard G. |
The
Episcopate and the Political Crisis in England of 1386–1388 |
51
|
659–93
|
| Davis,
Charles T. |
Roman Patriotism and Republican Propaganda: Ptolemy of Lucca
and Pope Nicholas III |
50
|
411–33
|
| Denny,
Don |
Some
Narrative Subjects in the Portal Sculpture of Auxerre Cathedral |
51
|
23–48
|
| Denton,
Jeffrey H. |
A
Worcester Text of the Remonstrances of 1297 |
53
|
511–21
|
| Douglas,
Audrey W. |
Frankalmoin
and Jurisdictional Immunity: Maitland Revisited |
53
|
26–48
|
| Doyle,
Eric, O.F.M. |
William
Woodford, O.F.M., and John Wyclif's De religione |
52
|
329–36
|
| Duggan,
Hoyt N. |
The
Source of the Middle English The Wars of Alexander |
51
|
624–36
|
| Dunham,
William Huse, Jr. |
"The
Books of the Parliament" and "The Old Record," 1396–1504 |
51
|
694–712
|
| Easting,
Robert |
The
Date and Dedication of the Tractatus de Purgatorio Sancti
Patricii |
53
|
778–83
|
| Economou,
George D. |
The
Pastoral Simile of Inferno XXIV and the Unquiet Heart
of the Christian Pilgrim |
51
|
637–46
|
| Epstein,
Marcy J. |
Ludovicus
decus regnantium: Perspectives on the Rhymed Office |
53
|
283–334
|
| Fergusson,
Peter J. |
Notes on Two Cistercian Engraved Designs |
54
|
1–17
|
| Fisher,
John H. |
Chancery
and the Emergence of Standard Written English in the Fifteenth
Century |
52
|
870–99
|
| Flint,
Valerie I. J. |
The Historia regum Britanniae of Geoffrey of Monmouth:
Parody and Its Purpose. A Suggestion |
54
|
447–68
|
| Forsyth,
Ilene H. |
The Theme of Cockfighting in Burgundian Romanesque Sculpture |
53
|
252–82
|
| Freedman,
Paul H. |
An Unsuccessful Attempt at Urban Organization in Twelfth-Century
Catalonia |
54
|
479–91
|
| Fyler,
John M. |
Irony
and the Age of Gold in the Book of the Duchess |
52
|
314–28
|
| Gallacher,
Patrick |
Food,
Laxatives and Catharsis in Chaucer's Nun's Priest's Tale |
51
|
49–68
|
| Gallick,
Susan |
A
Look at Chaucer and His Preachers |
50
|
456–76
|
| Gero,
Stephen |
The Resurgence of Byzantine Iconoclasm in the Ninth Century,
according to a Syriac Source |
51
|
1–5
|
| Gilliard,
Frank D. |
The
Senators of Sixth-Century Gaul |
54
|
685–97
|
| Gillingham,
John |
The
Unromantic Death of Richard I |
54
|
18–41
|
Goddu,
A. A.,
and Rouse, R. H. |
Gerald of Wales and the Florilegium Angelicum |
52
|
488–521
|
| Grabois,
Aryeh |
The
Hebraica Veritas and Jewish-Christian Intellectual Relations
in the Twelfth Century |
50
|
613–34
|
| Graves,
Coburn V. |
English
Cistercian Nuns in Lincolnshire |
54
|
492–99
|
| Groos,
Arthur |
Kürenberg's
"Dark Star" |
54
|
469–78
|
| Higonnet,
Ethel Cardwell |
Spiritual
Ideas in the Letters of Peter of Blois |
50
|
218–44
|
| Holbrook,
S. E. |
Nymue,
the Chief Lady of the Lake, in Malory's Le Morte Darthur |
53
|
761–77
|
| Hollister,
C. Warren |
Normandy,
France and the Anglo-Norman Regnum |
51
|
202–42
|
| Hynes-Berry,
Mary |
Cohesion
in King Horn and Sir Orfeo |
50
|
652–70
|
| Jillings,
Lewis |
Ordeal
by Combat and the Rejection of Chivalry in Diu Crône |
51
|
262–76
|
| Johnston,
Alexandra F. |
The Plays of the Religious Guilds of York: The Creed Play and
the Pater Noster Play |
50
|
55–90
|
| Jones,
Robin F. |
An
Anglo-Norman Rhymed Sermon for Ash Wednesday |
54
|
71–84
|
| Kaeuper,
Richard W. |
Law and Order in Fourteenth-Century England: The Evidence of
Special Commissions of Oyer and Terminer |
54
|
734–84
|
| Kellner,
Menachem Marc |
Maimonides
and Gersonides on Mosaic Prophecy |
52
|
62–79
|
| Kelly,
Douglas |
Fortune
and Narrative Proliferation in the Berinus |
51
|
6–22
|
| Kelly,
Robert L. |
Malory's
"Tale of Balin" Reconsidered |
54
|
85–99
|
| Kristeller,
Paul Oskar |
Medieval
and Renaissance Studies: Reflections of a Scholar |
52
|
1–4
|
|
Kuttner,
Stephan
|
A
Time for Reflection |
50
|
581–85
|
| Ladner,
Gerhart B. |
Medieval
and Modern Understanding of Symbolism: A Comparison |
54
|
223–56
|
| Lewis,
Archibald R. |
The Dukes in the Regnum Francorum, A.D. 550–751 |
51
|
381–410
|
| Lourie,
Elena |
The
Will of Alfonso I, "El Batallador," King of Aragon and Navarre:
A Reassessment |
50
|
635–51
|
Lyman,
Thomas W.,
and Cuttino, G. P. |
Where
Is Edward II? |
53
|
522–44
|
Magoun,
Francis P., Jr.,
and Mustanoja, Tauno F. |
Chaucer's
Chimera: His Proto-Surrealist Portrait of Fame |
50
|
48–54
|
| Mahler,
Annemarie E. |
Lignum
Domini and the Opening Vision of The Dream of the Rood:
A Viable Hypothesis? |
53
|
441–59
|
| Maines,
Clark |
The
Charlemagne Window at Chartres Cathedral: New Considerations
on Text and Image |
52
|
801–23
|
| Mantello,
F. A. C. |
The Endleaves of Trinity College Cambridge MS 0.4.43 and John
Wyclif's Responsiones ad argumenta cuiusdam emuli veritatis |
54
|
100–103
|
Mark,
Robert,
and Wolfe, Maury I. |
The
Collapse of the Vaults of Beauvais Cathedral in 1284 |
51
|
462–76
|
| Matonis,
A. T. E. |
Traditions
of Panegyric in Welsh Poetry: The Heroic and the Chivalric |
53
|
667–87
|
| McCash,
June Hall Martin |
Marie
de Champagne and Eleanor of Aquitaine: A Relationship Reexamined |
54
|
698–711
|
| McIntosh,
Marjorie K. |
Immediate Royal Justice: The Marshalsea Court in Havering, 1358 |
54
|
727–33
|
| Meyvaert,
Paul |
The
Solution to Old English Riddle 39 |
51
|
195–201
|
| Middleton,
Anne |
The
Idea of Public Poetry in the Reign of Richard II |
53
|
94–114
|
| Miller,
Timothy S. |
The
Knights of Saint John and the Hospitals of the Latin West |
53
|
709–33
|
Mustanoja,
Tauno F.,
and Magoun, Francis P., Jr. |
Chaucer's Chimera: His Proto-Surrealist Portrait of Fame |
50
|
48–54
|
| Nelson,
Lynn H. |
The
Foundation of Jaca (1076): Urban Growth in Early Aragon |
53
|
688–708
|
| Oberman,
Heiko A. |
Fourteenth-Century
Religious Thought: A Premature Profile |
53
|
80–93
|
|
Patterson,
Lee W. |
Ambiguity
and Interpretation: A Fifteenth-Century Reading of Troilus
and Criseyde |
54
|
297–330
|
| Payer,
Pierre J. |
Prudence
and the Principles of Natural Law: A Medieval Development |
54
|
55–70
|
| Peck,
Russell A. |
Chaucer
and the Nominalist Questions |
53
|
745–60
|
| Pennington,
Kenneth |
The
Canonists and Pluralism in the Thirteenth Century |
51
|
35–48
|
| ——— |
A
Note to Decameron 6.7: The Wit of Madonna Filippa |
52
|
902–5
|
Petty,
George R., Jr.,
and Petty, Susan |
Geology
and The Battle of Maldon |
51
|
435–46
|
Petty,
Susan,
and Petty, George R., Jr. |
Geology
and The Battle of Maldon |
51
|
435–46
|
| Powell,
James M. |
Pastor
Bonus: Some Evidence of Honorius III's Use of the Sermons
of Pope Innocent III |
52
|
522–37
|
| Powers,
James F. |
Frontier Competition and Legal Creativity: A Castilian-Aragonese
Case Study Based on Twelfth-Century Municipal Military Law |
52
|
465–87
|
| Pratt,
Robert A. |
Some Latin Sources of the Nonnes Preest on Dreams |
52
|
538–70
|
| Pryor,
John H. |
The
Origins of the Commenda Contract |
52
|
5–37
|
| Reilly,
Bernard F. |
The
Chancery of Alfonso VII of León-Castilla: The Period 1116–1135
Reconsidered |
51
|
243–61
|
| Reynolds,
Roger E. |
At
"Sixes and Sevens"—And Eights and Nines: The Sacred Mathematics
of Sacred Orders in the Early Middle Ages |
54
|
669–84
|
| Robertson,
D. W., Jr. |
Some
Disputed Chaucerian Terminology |
52
|
571–81
|
Rouse,
Richard H.,
and Boyle, Leonard E. |
A
Fifteenth-Century List of the Books of Edmund Norton |
50
|
284–88
|
Rouse,
Richard H.,
and Goddu, A. A. |
Gerald
of Wales and the Florilegium Angelicum |
52
|
488–521
|
| Ruiz
Domenec, José Enrique |
The
Urban Origins of Barcelona: Agricultural Revolution or Commercial
Development? |
52
|
265–86
|
| Russom,
Geoffrey R. |
A
Germanic Concept of Nobility in The Gifts of Men and
Beowulf |
53
|
1–15
|
| Schibanoff,
Susan |
Argus
and Argyve: Etymology and Characterization in Chaucer's Troilus |
51
|
647–58
|
| Siraisi,
Nancy G. |
The Music of Pulse in the Writings of Italian Academic Physicians
(Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries) |
50
|
689–710
|
| Solon,
Paul D. |
Valois
Military Administration on the Norman Frontier, 1445–1461:
A Study in Medieval Reform |
51
|
91–111
|
| Spanos,
Margaret |
The
Sestina: An Exploration of the Dynamics of Poetic Structure |
53
|
545–57
|
| Staines,
David |
Havelok the Dane: A Thirteenth-Century Handbook for Princes |
51
|
602–23
|
| Steneck,
Nicholas H. |
A Late Medieval Arbor Scientiarum |
50
|
245–69
|
| Stevens,
Martin |
Language
as Theme in the Wakefield Plays |
52
|
100–117
|
| Sutherland,
Jon N. |
The
Idea of Revenge in Lombard Society in the Eighth and Tenth Centuries:
The Cases of Paul the Deacon and Liudprand of Cremona |
50
|
391–410
|
| Swietek,
Francis R. |
Gunther
of Pairis and the Historia Constantinopolitana |
53
|
49–79
|
| Szittya,
Penn R. |
The
Antifraternal Tradition in Middle English Literature |
52
|
287–313
|
| Taylor,
Davis |
The
Terms of Love: A Study of Troilus's Style |
51
|
69–90
|
| Thomson,
J. A. F. |
John
de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk |
54
|
528–42
|
| Thomson,
Rodney M. |
An
English Eyewitness of the Peace of Venice, 1177 |
50
|
21–32
|
| Took,
John |
Towards
an Interpretation of the Fiore |
54
|
500–27
|
| Turner,
Ralph V. |
The Judges of King John: Their Background and Training |
51
|
447–61
|
| Utterback,
Kristine T. |
"Cum
multimodi curiositatis": A Musical Treatise from Eleventh-Century
Catalonia |
54
|
283–96
|
| Waller,
Martha S. |
The
Physician's Tale: Geoffrey Chaucer and Fray Juan García de Castrojeriz |
51
|
292–306
|
| Waugh,
S. L. (Scott) |
The Profits of Violence: The Minor Gentry in the Rebellion of
1321–1322 in Gloucestershire and Herefordshire |
52
|
843–69
|
| Wells,
David A. |
Imperial
Sanctity and Political Reality: Bible, Liturgy, and the Ambivalence
of Symbol in Walther von der Vogelweide's Songs under Otto IV |
53
|
479–510
|
Wolfe,
Maury I.,
and Mark, Robert |
The Collapse of the Vaults of Beauvais Cathedral in 1284 |
51
|
462–76
|
| Zacour,
Norman P. |
Papal
Regulation of Cardinals' Households in the Fourteenth Century |
50
|
434–55
|
| Zinn,
Grover A., Jr. |
The
Influence of Hugh of St. Victor's Chronicon on the Abbreviationes
chronicorum by Ralph of Diceto |
52
|
38–61
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