Table of Contents
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Front Matter
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Theory and Context of the Didactic Poem: Some Classical, Mediaeval, and Later Continuities
Robert M. Schuler, John G. Fitch
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1 - 43
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Praesentium Signorum Munera: The Cult of the Saints in the World of Gregory of Tours
John H. Corbett
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44 - 61
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The Abduction of Women in Barbaric Law
Rebecca V. Colman
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62 - 75
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Sacred Groves, Marvellous Waters, and Grendel's Abode
Richard J. Schrader
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76 - 84
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"Hwilum word be worde, hwilum andgit of andgiete"? Bede's Ecclesiastical History and its Old English Translator
Raymond C. St-Jacques
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85 - 104
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The Proserpinean Metamyth: Claudian's De Raptu Proserpinae and Alan of Lille's Anticlaudianus
Terry Duffey
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105 - 139
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Amicitia Jocosa: Peter of Celle and John of Salisbury
Ronald E. Pepin
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140 - 156
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The Towneley Processus Talentorum: Dicing Toward Jerusalem
Michael Olmert
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157 - 177
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Ironic Dancing Absolon in the Miller's Tale
Margaret Jennings, C.S.J.
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178 - 188
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Incident – History – Exemplum – Novella: The Transformation of History in Chaucer's Physician's Tale
Joerg O. Fichte
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189 - 207
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The Predicament of Chaucer's Wife of Bath: St. Jerome on Virginity
Douglas Wurtele
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208 - 236
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Pero Tafur: A Fifteenth-Century Spaniard
Margaret Wade Labarge
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237 - 247
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