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Life in the Middle Ages

Translated and Annotated by G. G & Coulton
This collection contains several hundred vivid literary pieces from the High and Later Middle Ages.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-655-3
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Aug 13,2010
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 1068
Languages: English
ISBN: 978-1-61719-655-3
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This collection contains several hundred vivid literary pieces from the High and Later Middle Ages, mostly translated and annotated into English from rare sources. Stories include miracle stories, folk-lore, superstition, stories from chronicles, medieval science, literature and arts, noteworthy stories of individuals, and a whole section on the church and monastics. This book contains four volumes in one, and is sure to delight scholars of medieval studies, literature, and folklore.

This collection contains several hundred vivid literary pieces from the High and Later Middle Ages, mostly translated and annotated into English from rare sources. Stories include miracle stories, folk-lore, superstition, stories from chronicles, medieval science, literature and arts, noteworthy stories of individuals, and a whole section on the church and monastics. This book contains four volumes in one, and is sure to delight scholars of medieval studies, literature, and folklore.

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  • LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES (page 5)
  • TO MY WIFE (page 7)
  • PREFACE TOT HE FIRST EDITION (page 9)
  • CONTENTS OF VOLUME ONE (page 11)
  • CONTENTS OF VOLUME TWO (page 15)
  • CONTENTS OF VOLUME THREE (page 17)
  • CONTENTS OF VOLUME FOUR (page 19)
  • LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOLUME ONE (page 23)
  • LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOLUME TWO (page 24)
  • LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOLUME THREE (page 25)
  • LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOLUME FOUR: PLATES (page 26)
  • LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES: VOLUME I RELIGION, FOLK-LORE AND SUPERSTITION (page 27)
  • RELIGION, FOLK-LORE, & SUPERSTITION (page 29)
  • LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES: VOLUME II CHRONICLES, SCIENCE AND ART (page 277)
  • CHRONICLES, SCIENCE & ART (page 279)
  • LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES: VOLUME III MEN AND MANNERS (page 437)
  • MEN AND MANNERS (page 439)
  • A POET'S COMPLAINT OF THE BLACKSMITHS (page 541)
  • LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES: VOLUME IV MONKS, FRIARS AND NUNS (page 611)
  • MONKS, FRIARS AND NUNS (page 613)
  • INDEX TO VOLUME ONE (page 985)
  • INDEX TO VOLUME TWO (page 1005)
  • INDEX TO VOLUME THREE (page 1021)
  • INDEX TO VOLUME FOUR (page 1036)
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