England in the twelfth century : proceedings of the 1988 Harlaxton Symposium

Abstract

Heraldry in 12th century England - the evidence, Adrian Ailes the early years of the reign of Stephen, 1135-9, Jim Bradbury the conversion and vocation of Aelred of Rievaulx - a historical hypothesis, Marsha Dutton Adelard of Bath and the applications of geometry - a note, John Glenn prologues in the historiography of 12th century England, Antonia Gransden aristocratic loyalties on the Northern frontier of England c.1100-1174, Judith Green non-Agrarian activities in 12th century English estate surveys Sortes biblicae in 12th century England - the list of episcopal prognostics in Cambridge, Trinity College MS R.7.5., George Henderson Romanesque painting and social distinction - the magi and the shepherds, T.A.Heslop epic and romance, Henry Loyn amicitia in practice - John of Salisbury (circa 1120-1180) and his circle, John McLoughlin the writing on the wall (or not) - an aspect of Byzantine influence on Western art, Lyn Rodley the 12th century library and scriptorium at Buildwas - assessing the evidence, Jennifer M.Sheppard St Bernard and the Canterbury Capitals, Pamela Tudor-Craig Babio - towards a performance reconstruction of secular farce in 12th century England, Martin W.Walsh the Peverils and the Essebies 1066-1166 - a study in the early feudal relationships, Daniel Williams.

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