Harlaxton Medieval Studies XXXIII
Death and Dying in the Later Middle Ages: Proceedings of the 2022 Harlaxton Medieval Symposium, ed. Christian Steer and Jenny Stratford
List of Contributors
List of Tables
List of Illustrations
List of Abbreviations
Editors’ Preface
THE PAMELA TUDOR-CRAIG MEMORIAL LECTURE
T.A. Heslop, The Will of God and the Death of Kings: 1066 and the Owner of the Tiberius Psalter, 1-20
SUDDEN DEATH
Henry Summerson, Sudden Death in Medieval London: Actions and Responses, 21-37
Trevor Dean, Death at Female Hands: Women and Homicide in Bologna, 1340-1500, 38-50
THE LIVING AND THE DEAD
Nicholas Watson, Teaching the Afterlife in Later Medieval England: Les Peines de Purgatorie, 51-72
Julia Boffey, Confronting Death in Later Medieval English Verse: Shades of the Three Living and the Three Dead, 73-88
A.S.G. Edwards, Laments for the Dead in Late Medieval English Verse, 89-102
CHANTRIES
† Clive Burgess, ‘Matters of Life and Death’: Disinterring the Late Medieval Chantry, 102-120
Nicholas Flory, ‘Pour leur bonne prosperité‘: Isabella of Portugal and her Carthusian Foundations, 121-135
FUNERALS AND WILLS
Jane Bridgeman, The State Funeral in Florence of Niccolò Mauruzzi da Tolentino, Conte di Stacciola, 20 April 1435, 136-151
Lisa Monnas, Magnificent Post Mortem: The Hearse-cloths of Henry VII in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, and in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, 152-171
Richard Asquith, Death and its Documentation: Executing the Will of Sir Thomas Lucy (d. 1525), 172-187
MONUMENTS
Ann J. Adams, Viewing Death in the Church of Our Lady, Bruges: Lodewijk van Gruuthuse (d. 1492), 188-204
Julian Luxford, ‘The greatest curiosity of the mind’: The Chantry Chapel of Prior Rowland Leschman (d. 1499) at Hexham Abbey, 205-224
Index of Manuscripts
Index of Archival Documents
General Index
Colour Plates
List of Harlaxton Medieval Studies