Viator 46, No. 1 (2015)

Jacob Riyeff, Homo contemplans: The Order of the World, Gregorian Contemplative Anthropology, and Old English Books

William E. Bolton, "We ne motan deman ymbe þæt": Clerical Judgment in Ælfric of Eynsham's Lives of Saints Swithun, Edmund, and Æthelwold

Zbigniew Dalewski, Family Business: Dynastic Power in Central Europe in the Earliers Middle Ages

Christopher D. Fletcher, Rhetoric, Reform, and Christian Eloquence: THe Letter Form and Religious Thought of Peter Damian

Nicole Marafioti, Hagiography and History in the Icelandic Saga of Edward the Confessor

Anne E. Bailey, Women Pilgrims and Their Travelling Companions in Twelfth-Century England

Cathleen A. Fleck, The Luxury Riccardiana Psalter in the Thirteenth Century: A Nun's Prayerbook?

Brooke Hunter, Boethian Humor and the Pseudo-Boethian De disciplina scolarium

Christopher Crocker, Fear and loathing in Landeyjar: Hegelian Tragedy in Saga Iceland

Peter W. Sposato, Reforming the Chivalric Elite in Thirteenth-Century Florence: The Evidence of Brunetto Latini's Il Tesoretto

Abigail Agresta, The Doctor and the Notary: A Latinate Jewish Will from Fourteenth-Century Catalonia

Jonathan Stavsky, As the Lily among Thorns: Daniel 13 in the Writings of John Wyclif and His Followers

Hester Schadee, The First Vernacular Caesar: Pier Candido Decembrio's Translation for Inigo d'Avalos with Editions and Translations of Both Prologues

Sandra Toffolo, Cities Dominated by Lions: The Fifteenth-century Venetian Mainland State Depicted by Inhabitants of the Subject Cities

Aisling Byrne and Victoria Flood, The Romance of the Stanleys: Regional and National Imaginings in the Percy Folio

Giuliano Mori, Blending Theology with Science: Thomas Browne's Pseudodoxia Epidemica and the Tradition of Vulgar Errors