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Adam J. Kosto, The Elements of Practical Rulership: Ramon Berenguer I of Barcelona and the Revolt of Mir Geribert

James H. Kane, Wolf' Hair, Exposed Digits, and Muslim Holy Men: the Libellus de expugnatione Terrae Sanctae per Saladinum and the Conte of Ernoul

Jay Rubenstein, The Deeds of Bohemond: Reform, Propaganda, and the History of the First Crusade

José Luis Senra, La paix durant la guerre: la conjoncture politico-religieuse et les espaces sacrés dans le royaume de León et Castille, ca. 1110-1127

Shawn Normandin, Reading Chaucer's Monk's Tale

Daniel Stein Kokin, The Josephan Renaissance: Flavius Josephus and His Writings in Italian Humanist Discourse

Donald Sullivan, The Holy Blood of Wilsnack: Politics, Theology, and the Reform of Popular Religion in Late Medieval Germany

Kavita Mudan Finn, Tragedy, Transgression, and Women’s Voices: The Cases of Eleanor Cobham and Margaret of Anjou

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