Child resuscitation miracles and the living past

Eavesdropping on one’s future: Reclaiming prognosis in Henry Daniel’s Liber uricrisiarum and Thomas Hoccleve’s Series

Experimenting with a medieval training method: Putting into practice elements of horse-taming found in the second chapter of Jordanus Rufus’s De medicina equorum (c. 1250) on a pair of feral Dartmoor Hill ponies

Consent and/to gender in the Roman de Silence

Nonbeenary gender: Bees and grammar in monastic culture circa 800–1070

Child resuscitation miracles and the living past

Eavesdropping on one’s future: Reclaiming prognosis in Henry Daniel’s Liber uricrisiarum and Thomas Hoccleve’s Series

Experimenting with a medieval training method: Putting into practice elements of horse-taming found in the second chapter of Jordanus Rufus’s De medicina equorum (c. 1250) on a pair of feral Dartmoor Hill ponies

Consent and/to gender in the Roman de Silence

Nonbeenary gender: Bees and grammar in monastic culture circa 800–1070