Articles

• Self-authorization and strategies of autography in John Tzetzes. The Logismoi rediscovered

  Aglae Pizzone

  11/20/2020
  

• Moving People, Moving Forms: Narrating Migration in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles

  Elizabeth Tyler and George Younge

  8/20/2020
  

• Narrative Form and Literary Adaptation in the Medieval North: The Old Swedish ›Hertig Fredrik av Normandie‹ and Its Lost German Source

  Alastair Matthews

  6/12/2020
  

• Epistolography and Philosophy

  Divna Manolova

  6/10/2020
  

• Averroes, Islam and the Heterodoxy in the Spanish Chapel Triumph of St Thomas Aquinas

  Shazia Jagot

  12/7/2019
  

• Medieval Denmark as a Maritime Empire

  Thomas Heibøll-Holm

  9/30/2019
  

• Scientific Language in the Latin Qur’ans of Robert of Ketton and Mark of Toledo

  Julian Yolles

  4/26/2018
  

• Imagines Historiarum: Visions of the Past in Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts

  Rosa María Rodríguez Porto

  2/1/2018
  

• World literature is trans-imperial: A medieval and a modern approach

  Christian Høgel

  1/1/2018
  

• European Literature and Book History in the Middle Ages, c. 600-c. 1450

  Lars Boje Mortensen

  1/1/2018
  

• Translation as Rewriting: A modern theory for a premodern practice

  Réka Forrai

  1/1/2018
  

• The sudden success of prose: A comparative view of greek, latin, old french and old norse

  Lars Boje Mortensen

  6/30/2017
  

• History Has no End: Originality and Human Progress in Eustathios’ Second Oration for Michael III o tou Anchialou

  Aglae Pizzone

  2/20/2017
  

• The Canons of Medieval Literature from the Middle Ages to the Twenty-First Century

  Lars Boje Mortensen

  1/1/2017
  

• The Greek Qur'an: Scholarship and evaluations

  Christian Høgel

  1/1/2013