Viator 46, No. 3 (2015)

Augustine’s Trope of the Crucifixion As a Trap for the Devil and Its Survival in the English Middle Ages — DAVID SCOTT-MACNAB

Rewriting the Werewolf and Rehabilitating the Irish in the Topographia Hibernica of Gerald of Wales — LINDSEY ZACHARY PANXHI

A “Geste” for the King: Wace’s Epic Experiment in the Roman de Rou — HANNAH WEAVER

Ethics of Horace: a Twelfth-Century Schoolroom Commentary on Horace’s Odes — TINA CHRONOPOULOS

Visitations in Military Orders during the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries — A. J. FOREY

Judicial Combat in Medieval Iberia During the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries: Evidence in Law and Image — JAMES F. POWERS

An Exceptional Outfit for an Exceptional King: The Blue Funerary Garments of Alfonso VIII of Castile at Las Huelgas — MARÍA BARRIGÓN

Fantasy and Fallacy in the Old French Cocaingne — BEN PARSONS

Trade, Taxation and Government Policy in the High Middle Ages — RICHARD W. UNGER

Late Medieval Science and Modern Science: Two Cultural Options? — FRANCESCO FIORENTINO

Arguing with Lollards: Thomas Palmer, O.P., and De Translatione Scripture Sacre in Linguam Barbaricam — CORNELIA LINDE

Cult and Codex: Hagiographical Writing and Carthusian Reading in Royal Library of Belgium MS 8060-64 — SARA RITCHEY

The King’s Historiographer: John Capgrave, Austin Identity, and the Pursuit of Royal Patronage — RORY G. CRITTEN

The Galenic Roots of Marsilio Ficino’s Theory of Natural Changes — JANINE LARMON PETERSON AND JAMES G. SNYDER

Political Narrative and Symbolism in the Feast of the Pheasant (1454) — ROLF STRØM-OLSEN

Failure before Print (The Case of Stephen Scrope) — SONJA DRIMMER