OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Viator-Medieval and Renaissance Studies is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Greek and Philohellenism in England during the Long Thirteenth Century: The Evidence from the Books of the Religious Houses	1
Burgundian Crusade Propaganda in a Middle English Manuscript	1
Conceptualizing War in Balthasar Russow’s Chronica der Prouintz Lyfflandt	0
Liturgical Landscapes in Post-Conquest England: Commemorating King Oswald in the Northern Province	0
Horsemen of the Apocalypse? Turkish Alterity in Chronicles from the Latin East, 1099-1127	0
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“For those who have been made worthy of favor by new conversion”: Angevin Policies toward Jews and Converts in Naples and Provence, 1285-1309	0
The Dog as Faithful Christian in Alfonso de Espina’s Fortalitium fidei	0
The Baptistery of San Giovanni and the Formation of Florence as a New Jerusalem in the Fourteenth Century	0
Violent Saint-Making: Ritual Resonances of Violence in the Vida of Douceline of Digne	0
Sailing across the Wall: Ship Graffiti on Cretan Church Wall Paintings	0
Stone Liquidities: On Gems, Bodies, and Value in Early Modern Shipwreck	0
Encountering the Medieval Altar: A Set of Seventeen Chapel Inventories from Burgos Cathedral (1369)	0
Enduring Bonds: Social Prestige, Church Reform, and Grants of Lay societas in Central France, ca. 950-1150	0
Remember, Remember the Sixth of November: British Messianism and the Mourning for Henry, Prince of Wales	0
Diplomatic Exchange of Animals during the Reign of the Ilkhan Abū Saʿīd	0
Caput lupinum: Appropriating and Rewriting the Wolf Motif in the Gesta Herewardi’s Literary Landscape	0
Peerage Titles as Names and Their Implications for Dynastic Definition in Late Medieval and Early Modern England	0
Transmuted: Reconciling the Medieval Scandinavian Marking of the Piraeus Lion	0
“Hunger hard”: Food Scarcity and Animal Slaughter in King Richard	0
Painting and Shipbuilding: Carpaccio’s Art of Transformation	0
Speech Representation in Robert Mannyng’s Handlyng Synne as a Pedagogical Tool	0
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Humans and Animals on the Move	0
The Bison Trail through the Hercynian Forest: Names, Images, and Identities in Ptolemy’s Tabula Europae IV and Münster’s Cosmographia	0

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“Writing-to the moment”: Narrative Immediacy, Mystical Theology, and the Sanctification of Time in Richard Methley’sRefectorium Salutis	0
“What me is”: Insomnia Cures, Saintly Miracles, and Chaucer’s Book of the Duchess as Illness Narrative	0
The Sound of Sin: Episcopal Noise Regulation in the Later Middle Ages	0
Judicial Processes for and against Bishop Reginald Pecock: New Perspectives on the Mechanisms of His Downfall	0
Elephant Diplomacy: A Disturbing Gift for the Khagan of the Avars	0
Of Monks and Movable Beasts: Animals as Fellow Travelers in the Navigatio sancti Brendani abbatis	0
The Romantic Death of Richard the Lionheart	0
Violence, Vexation, and Redemption: Book 3 of Einhard’s Translatio et miracula sanctorum Marcellini et Petri	0
An Anglo-Saxon World View? The Cottonmappa mundiReassessed	0
Bazene, Cheverel, and Lasche: Middle English Recipes for Red Dyed Skins, Their European Parallels, and Alexandrian Precursors	0
How to Survive in the Renaissance Tatar Crimea: Ławryn Piaseczyński’s Ambassador’s Duties in the Context of His Unique Diplomatic Experiences	0
Colonial Spanish America through Arab Christian Eyes: Al-Mawsuli’s Travels, 1668–83	0
The Function of Twelfth-Century Form in the Chronicle of Richard of Devizes	0
“The soul loves its own flesh”: Death and Dying in the Helfta Literature and Bernard’s Sermons on the Song of Songs	0
Paris-Babylon/Paris-Jerusalem: Masculinity, Moral Contagion, and the Founding of the Earliest Parisian Colleges	0
Fashioning Abbot Geoffrey: Geoffrey of Gorron’s Copes, The Life of Christina of Markyate, and the St. Alban’s Psalter	0
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Ships at Sea: Etchings for the 1608 Argonautica	0
Scoticitas: Reframing “Scotus” in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages	0
Ex oriente, rex: Imperial Saviors in the Wake of Islam	0
Allegory, Tragedy, and the Ambivalence of Stradanus’s Vespucci	0
The Kriegsfahne of Queen Gerberga and the Liudolfing Ascendancy in the West	0
Enigmatic Phrases above Two Ptolemaic World Maps from 1482	0
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Animal Auguries and Evangelization in Sixteenth-Century New Spain	0
On Early Modern Ships: Images, Metaphors, Bodies	0
Illuminating Rituals for the Dead in the Mortuary Roll of Prioress Lucy of Castle Hedingham	0
Ganelon’s Muslim Refashioning in the Paris Chanson de Roland	0
Royal Justice and Lawgiving in the Early Legends of St. Stephen of Hungary	0
The Foolish Confounding the Wise: The Defense of Female Prophecy during and after the Council of Basel	0
Always by Your Side - A Special Relationship: Ibn Abī l-Ashʿath on Humans and Horses	0
Between Navigation and Shipwreck: Leon Battista Alberti on the Sea of Existence	0
The Minims, Their Rule, and French Religious Society at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century	0
“Bad speech corrupts good morals”: The Context and Subtext of Gunzo of Novara’s Letter to the Monks of Reichenau	0
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Painful Pageantry: The Local Circumstances of Royal Visitations in Late Medieval Iberia	0
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Baddo, “Daughter of Arthur, King of England”: Some Medieval Evidence of the Arthurian Filiation Attributed to a Sixth-Century Visigothic Queen	0
A Pious Knight’s Flaw, Quandary, and Burden: Gold and Fee inSir Isumbras	0
Compositio: Horizons of Truth in the Decameron, the Notarial Register, and Civic Peace Pacts	0
Clerics’ Words, God’s Voice? Women’s Visions and the Authority of the Church in Fifteenth-Century Germany	0
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Sapi Export Ivories and Manueline Art: A Connected History	0
Princesses in Other Castles: Dorothy of Bulgaria and Anna of Poland as Hostages and Agents of Cultural Transfer at the Hungarian-Angevin Court	0
The Earliest Homilies on Mary’s Assumption: Ambrose Autpert and The Byzantine Tradition	0