Author: Meyvaert, Paul J. (ed.), Giles Constable, Larry D. Benson and Theodore M. Andersson (assist. eds.)
Title: Speculum: A Journal of Mediaeval Studies, April 1972, Vol XLVII, Number 2
Description: Cambridge: The Mediaeval Academy of America, 1972. Paper bound in gray wrappers, April 1972 issue only of this quarterly publication, Pp165-372. Illustrated with plates. Contents include: From Roman Taxation to Mediaeval Seigneurie: Three Notes (Part 1) by Walter Goffart; Cursus in Old English: Rhetorical Ornament or Linguistic Phenomenon? by Sherman Kuhn; Some Uses of Paronomasia in Old English Scriptural Verse by roberta Frank; Five New Drawings in the MS Junius 11: Their Iconography and Thematic Significance by Thomas Ohlgren; Conrad of Hirsau as Literary Critic by Leslie Whitbread; Games and the Passion in Pucelle's Hours of Jean d;Evreux by Lilian Randall, plus numerous reviews. A very good copy. 390 grams - lettermail shipping available. Over 100 separate issues of Speculum in stock, from the 1950s through to the 21st Century.

Keywords: Speculum Journal Mediaeval Medieval Studies, Larry Benson, Theodore Andersson, Giles Constable, Paul Meyvaert, Roman Taxation Mediaeval Seigneurie, Walter Goffart; Cursus Old English, Sherman Kuhn; Uses Paronomasia Old English Scriptural Verse Roberta Fra


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