Table of Contents
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Front Matter
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Editor's Note and Acknowledgments
M. J. Toswell
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vii - ix
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Preface
Joanne Norman
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xi - xii
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Ammianus, the Romans and Constantius II: Res Gestae XIV.6 and XVI.10
Roger Blockley
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1 - 15
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The Maghrib and the Mediterranean in the Early Middle Ages
Colin M. Wells
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17 - 29
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Coincidence, Convention or Copycat Crime? A Curious Case of the Twelfth Century
A. G. Rigg
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31 - 39
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Chaucer's Duchess and Chess
Beryl Rowland
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41 - 59
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Reading and Teaching Troilus Otherwise: St Maure, Chaucer, Henryson
L. M. Findlay
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61 - 75
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Stitches in Time: Medieval Embroidery in its Social Setting
Margaret Wade Labarge
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77 - 96
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Matronage or Patronage? The Case of Osbern Bokenham's Women Patrons
Sheila Delany
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97 - 105
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Such Joy at the Heart: Lord Berners' Huon de Bordeaux
M. I. Cameron
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107 - 123
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Shakespeare, More or Less: A. W. Pollard and Twentieth-Century Shakespeare Editing
Paul Werstine
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125 - 145
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Genre of Genre: Sidney and Defences of Poetry
Michael D. Moore
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147 - 154
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'Perswasive Rhetoric' and the Harlot's Varnished Cheek: Eloquence Good and Evil in Milton's Poetry
Derek N. C. Wood
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155 - 165
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