Contents

pp v-vi

List of Illustrations

pp vii-vii

Acknowledgements

pp viii-viii

Chapter 1 - (Re-)Introducing Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Sources: A New Journal (Series) with an Old Purpose

pp 1-4

Part I - Texts and Translations

pp 5-6

Chapter 2 - Pseudo-Augustinian Letters to Boniface: A New Critical Edition and Commentary

pp 7-44

Chapter 3 - An Overlooked Early Redaction of the Translatio of St. Bartholomew to Benevento: Cambridge, Pembroke College, MS 91, fol. 110r–V

pp 45-62

Chapter 4 - Parks, Pleas, and Pastures: The Extents of the Marshal Earls of Pembroke’s Lands in England and Wales, ca. 1247

pp 63-78

Chapter 5 - A Letter on King Richard III of England: Diego de Valera’s Report to the Catholic Monarchs (1486)

pp 79-96

Part II - Critiques and Commentaries

pp 97-98

Chapter 6 - Keeping Up Appearances: Penance and Peace-Making in the Plantagenet Family at the End of the “War Without Love,” 1174–1175

pp 99-138

Chapter 7 - Heraldry and the Church in England, ca. 1300

pp 139-162

Chapter 8 - Re-Reading the Florentine Literary Dissent of the Fifteenth Century: The Medici Government and the Imaginary of Exile

pp 163-192

Chapter 9 - Atop the Pyramid: The Queens of Medieval England, Then and Now

pp 193-224

Part III - Reflections

pp 225-226

Chapter 10 - Oxford, 1967–1975: Crucible of Late Antiquity?

pp 227-256