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**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Mar 29

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New Medieval Books: Wolves in Beowulf and Other Old English Texts https://www.medievalists.net/2023/03/new-medieval-books-wolves-in-beowulf-and-other-old-english-texts/ #MedievalBooks

Medievalists.net · Mar 19, 2023New Medieval Books: Wolves in Beowulf and Other Old English Texts - Medievalists.netWolves rarely get positive depictions in the Middle Ages, and the same is true for Old English texts.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Mar 27

Mar 27

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New Medieval Books: The Utrecht Chronicle of the Teutonic Order https://www.medievalists.net/2024/03/new-medieval-books-the-utrecht-chronicle-of-the-teutonic-order/ #MedievalBooks

Medievalists.net · Mar 16, 2024New Medieval Books: The Utrecht Chronicle of the Teutonic Order - Medievalists.netA chronicle written in the second half of the 15th century, which details the history of the Teutonic Knights, a military order that fought in the Near East and Baltic regions. The account came at a time when the order was in decline, but offers insights into how they viewed themselves and their mission.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Mar 16

Mar 16

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New Medieval Books: Chronicle of King Charles VII: Part I: 1422 – 1448, by Jean Chartier, translated by Derek R. Whaley https://www.medievalists.net/2025/03/new-medieval-books-chronicle-of-king-charles-vii/ #HundredYearsWar #Historybooks #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Mar 15New Medieval Books: Chronicle of King Charles VII - Medievalists.netAn edition and translation of a chronicle by a monk with ties to the French government, offering a detailed account of political and military events in France, particularly those of the Hundred Years' War.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Mar 8

Mar 8

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New Medieval Books: The Romance of Mont St. Michel, translated by Thomas E. Vesce https://www.medievalists.net/2025/03/new-medieval-books-the-romance-of-mont-st-michel/ #medievalbooks #monasticism #MontStMichel

Medievalists.net · Mar 8New Medieval Books: The Romance of Mont St. Michel - Medievalists.netIn the mid-twelfth century, Guillaume de St. Paier decided to write a history of the famous abbey of Mont St.Michel in verse. This book offers the first complete translation of this text which relates the miracles and legends associated with this monastery.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Mar 1

Mar 1

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New Medieval Books: Waltharius: The Latin Epic of Walther of Aquitaine, translated by Brian Murdoch https://www.medievalists.net/2025/03/new-medieval-books-waltharius/ #books #medievalbooks #waltharius

Medievalists.net · Mar 1New Medieval Books: Waltharius - Medievalists.netThis early medieval epic, set during the time of Attila the Hun, follows three hostages—two men and a woman—who are sent to his court. Both in its original Latin and in English translation, the tale weaves together themes of violence, friendship, and loyalty.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Feb 18

Feb 18

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New Medieval Books: The Anarchy: The Darkest Days of Medieval England, by Teresa Cole https://www.medievalists.net/2025/02/new-medieval-books-the-anarchy-the-darkest-days-of-medieval-england/ #EnglishHistory #newbooks #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Feb 18New Medieval Books: The Anarchy: The Darkest Days of Medieval England - Medievalists.netWhen King Henry I died in 1135, his nephew Stephen of Blois seized the English throne, igniting a bitter struggle for power with his cousin Matilda. This book explores the ensuing civil war, known as The Anarchy, a turbulent period that plunged England into chaos and conflict.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Feb 16

Feb 16

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Explore our collection of medieval books and digital downloads—only on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/medievalists/shop #MedievalBooks

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Feb 12

Feb 12

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New Medieval Books: Charter of the Order of the Dragon https://www.medievalists.net/2025/02/new-medieval-books-charter-of-the-order-of-the-dragon/ #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Feb 11New Medieval Books: Charter of the Order of the Dragon - Medievalists.netIn 1408, King Sigismund of Hungary and Croatia created a chivalric order which would play an important role in efforts against the Ottoman Empire. This book contains the Latin text and English translation of the charter that set up this order.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Jan 25

Jan 25

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New Medieval Books: The Illustrated Cairo Genizah, by Nick Posegay and Melonie Schmierer-Lee, published by Gorgias Press https://www.medievalists.net/2025/01/new-medieval-books-the-illustrated-cairo-genizah/ #CairoGenizah #HistoryBooks #MedievalBooks

Medievalists.net · Jan 25New Medieval Books: The Illustrated Cairo Genizah - Medievalists.netThe Cairo Genizah stands as one of the most significant collections of medieval documents, offering unparalleled insights into the past. This book highlights hundreds of fascinating examples from the Genizah, complemented by images of the original documents.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Jan 21

Jan 21

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New Medieval Books: Son of Prophecy: The Rise of Henry Tudor, by Nathen Amin https://www.medievalists.net/2025/01/new-medieval-books-son-of-prophecy/ #Tudors #medievalbooks #historybooks

Medievalists.net · Jan 21New Medieval Books: Son of Prophecy - Medievalists.netThis biography of Henry Tudor delves into his ancestry, tracing his lineage across several generations before detailing his path to the English throne. The book places a particular emphasis on the Tudors' Welsh heritage and connections.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Jan 20

Jan 20

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New Medieval Books: The Mamluk Sultanate: A History https://www.medievalists.net/2023/01/new-medieval-books-the-mamluk-sultanate-a-history/ #MedievalBooks

Medievalists.net · Jan 18, 2023New Medieval Books: The Mamluk Sultanate: A History - Medievalists.netA look at the Mamluks, the slave-soldiers who ruled Egypt, Syria and parts of Arabia from the mid-13th century to 1517. It focuses on the politics and governing of this medieval state.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Jan 20

Jan 20

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New Medieval Books: The Teutonic Knights: Rise and Fall of a Religious Corporation, by Aleksander Pluskowski https://www.medievalists.net/2025/01/new-medieval-books-the-teutonic-knights/ #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Jan 20New Medieval Books: The Teutonic Knights - Medievalists.netThe Teutonic Knights, a prominent military order, were active primarily in the Baltic region but also played a significant role in the Near East and Transylvania. This book explores their origins, rise to regional dominance, and eventual decline.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Jan 12

Jan 12

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New Medieval Books: The Beauty of Ugliness and the Ugliness of Beauty, edited by Anna Migdal and Marcell Sebők https://www.medievalists.net/2025/01/new-medieval-books-the-beauty-of-ugliness-and-the-ugliness-of-beauty/ #books #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Jan 12New Medieval Books: The Beauty of Ugliness and the Ugliness of Beauty - Medievalists.netA collection of five essays exploring the significance of physical appearance in the Middle Ages. Delving into law and literature, this work sheds light on how medieval people perceived and interpreted physical traits, revealing deeper insights into their society and culture.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Dec 25, 2024

Dec 25, 2024

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Didn't get a book about the Middle Ages for Christmas? Don't get too upset, as you can download and read one of these open access books! https://www.medievalists.net/2024/12/open-access-books-2024/ #openaccessbooks #freebooks #medievalbooks #MerryChristmas

Medievalists.net · Dec 25, 202410 Open Access Books about the Middle Ages you can Read for Free - Medievalists.netHere are ten books published in 2024 that medievalists will enjoy and are free to download and read.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Dec 17, 2024

Dec 17, 2024

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New Medieval Books: Giants in the Medieval City, by Assaf Pinkus https://www.medievalists.net/2024/12/new-medieval-books-giants-in-the-medieval-city/ #medievalbooks #books #giants

Medievalists.net · Dec 17, 2024New Medieval Books: Giants in the Medieval City - Medievalists.netIn the Late Middle Ages, particularly in German-speaking lands, the perception of giants underwent a notable transformation—from monstrous and malevolent figures to noble and heroic ones. This book explores numerous examples where giants, and those considered "gigantic," evolved into celebrated hometown heroes.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Dec 17, 2024

Dec 17, 2024

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Check out our picks for the best medieval books of 2024 https://www.medievalists.net/2024/12/best-medieval-books-of-2024/ #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Dec 12, 2024Best Medieval Books of 2024 - Medievalists.netMedieval Studies has no shortage of amazing books coming out each year, but which ones are the best of the best? This week, Danièle continues the annual tradition of listing her top five book recommendations of 2024 alongside those of Peter Konieczny, editor of Medievalists.net.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Nov 29, 2024

Nov 29, 2024

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New Medieval Books: Splendor Solis https://www.medievalists.net/2022/11/new-medieval-books-splendor-solis/ #Books #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Nov 18, 2022New Medieval Books: Splendor Solis - Medievalists.netA luxury edition comprising principles of an ancient field of knowledge, the tradition of which is very much alive. Perfect gift for philosophers, stone seekers and art lovers.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Nov 29, 2024

Nov 29, 2024

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New Medieval Books: The Troubadours, by Linda M. Paterson https://www.medievalists.net/2024/11/new-medieval-books-the-troubadours/ #books #troubadours #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Nov 28, 2024New Medieval Books: The Troubadours - Medievalists.netThis book delves into the lives of eight troubadours, weaving together the stories of the men and women who emerged as poet-musicians and became integral to the culture of medieval Western Europe. It features translations of many of their captivating poems and songs, bringing their artistry to life.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Nov 18, 2024

Nov 18, 2024

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New Medieval Books: The Medieval Persian Gulf https://www.medievalists.net/2024/11/new-medieval-books-persian-gulf/ #PersianGulf #historybooks #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Nov 18, 2024New Medieval Books: The Medieval Persian Gulf - Medievalists.netAlthough the Persian Gulf was not as prosperous or influential in the Middle Ages as it is today, the region boasts a fascinating history. This book delves into its communities, exploring their ethnic and religious dynamics alongside their trade activities.

**Medievalists.net** @medievalists@hcommons.social · Nov 11, 2024

Nov 11, 2024

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New Medieval Books: In Plain Sight: Muslims of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, by Ann E. Zimo https://www.medievalists.net/2024/11/new-medieval-books-in-plain-sight/ #Crusades #historybooks #medievalbooks

Medievalists.net · Nov 11, 2024New Medieval Books: In Plain Sight - Medievalists.netAfter the First Crusade, many Muslim communities in the Eastern Mediterranean found themselves under the rule of the Crusader States. This book delves into the lives of these Muslims, exploring how they adapted and endured under their new rulers.

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