Journal of Medieval History

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Medieval History 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.)
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Commons and the construction of power in the early Middle Ages: tenth-century León and Castile5
Donations, discipline and commemoration. Creating group identity in the transport workers guilds of mid fifteenth-century Riga3
Bringing the feudal law back home: social practice and the law of fiefs in Italy and Provence (1100–1250)3
The first issue of annuities by the Diputación of the kingdom of Aragon (1376–1436): raising capital and sovereign debt in the Middle Ages3
The earliest English prose2
Accountable to the community? Medieval officials in Castile: the perspective from below2
Picti: from Roman name to internal identity2
Beautiful power: panegyric at the court of Emperor Henry III (1039–56)2
Not so strange bedfellows: new thoughts on King Philip I of Francia’s marriage to Bertrada of Montfort2
From author to authority: Anselm’s public reputation and the Council of Bari (1098)1
Reconstructing Kilmainham: the topography and architecture of the chief priory of the Knights Hospitaller in Ireland, c.1170–13491
A voyage to the land of mirrors: Felix Fabri’s narration of the Virgin Mary’s pilgrimages as a model for late medieval Mendicant piety1
Revisiting the compilation of Matthew Paris’s Chronica majora: new textual and manuscript evidence1
The ‘custodial experiment’ of 1204: comital administration and financial reform under King John of England1
Brewing difference: malting, gender and urbanity in medieval England. An examination of drying and malting kilns, c .1150–15001
Multiple lordship in twelfth-century England: a quantitative study1
How to make a warhorse: violence and behavioural control in late medieval hippiatric treatises1
John of Garland on the Jews1
Urban protest in thirteenth-century north-western Europe: a comparative approach1
Arnulf of Lisieux and the crisis at Grestain 1164–6: brother bishops, inherited policies and failed leadership1
The price of the throne. Public finances in Portugal and Castile and the War of the Castilian Succession (1475–9)1
Credit practices and networks in the medieval Italian city: the memoriale of Dr Iacopo di Coluccino of Lucca1
Reconsidering the medieval experience at the shrine in high medieval England1
‘I would be rather pleased if the world were to be rid of monks.’ Resistance to Cluniac integration in late eleventh- and early twelfth-century France1
Behind the scenes: Urban secretaries as managers of legal and diplomatic conflicts in the Baltic region, c.1470–15401
Rumour and reputation management in fourteenth-century England: Isabella of France in text and image1
The Frisian exception. Why are there hardly any traces of written Frisian from the eighth and ninth centuries?1
Poor commons and kings’ propines: food and status in later medieval Aberdeen1
Embargoing ‘heretics' in fifteenth-century Central Europe: the case of Hussite Bohemia1
Guild formation and the artisanal labour market: the example of Castelló d’Empúries, 1260–13101
Writing history in Portugal before 12001
Elite Attitudes to the ‘Public Sphere’ in Fifteenth-Century Castile0
A monastic angelology in stone: the sculpted angels at Conques0
Miraculous rivers and monstrous cities: landscapes and gender performance in thirteenth-century crusading culture0
Antiquarian knights in Mediterranean island landscapes: the Hospitaller Order of St John and crusading among the ruins of classical antiquity, from medieval Rhodes to early modern Malta0
The necromancer and the abbot: summoning the dead in Cistercian exempla0
Representing the mysteries of the vine: drinking wine with Gregory of Tours0
Correction0
The vitality of the dead in medieval cultures0
Lex Salica between Latin and vernacular0
Difficult gifts: gifts to and from the popes in twelfth- and thirteenth-century England0
Papal crusade propaganda and attacks against Jews in France in the 1230s: a breakdown of communication?0
Byland Revisited, or, Spectres of Inheritance0
A Florentine merchant’s visit to Canterbury Cathedral in 14440
The Translatio imperii and the Spatial Construction of History in the Twelfth Century0
‘Blood and water flowed to the ground’: sacred topography, biblical landscapes and conceptions of space in the Libellus de expugnatione Terrae Sanctae per Saladinum0
St Stephen's, Vienna, and the crises of 1408: practice theory and the socio-politics of the medieval building site0
Holy war and Church reform: the case of Gerhoch of Reichersberg (1092/3–1169)0
Introduction: landscapes of conflict and encounter in the crusading world0
In (political) love. Building social order and consensus through emotional politics in fifteenth-century urban Castile: the case of the city of Cuenca0
Miracles and Misadventures: Childhood and Public Health in the Late Medieval Low Countries0
Reconsidering the shift from Latin to Romance, from the perspective of the Council of Tours (813)0
Of relics and kings: Cyprus in Franciscan apocrypha of the Trecento0
A simple food with many meanings: bread in late medieval England0
A vernacular genre? Latin and the early English laws0
Wars of our fathers: Hauteville kin networks and the making of Norman Antioch0
Ethnographic writing in the kingdom of Jerusalem: in search of a neglected intellectual tradition0
Noble violence and civic justice: rural lords under trial in the Italian city communes 1276–13220
Self-presentation and geographical origin at the fifteenth-century University of Paris: an analysis of manuscript decoration0
Correction0
Patterns of communication during the 1241 Mongol invasion of Europe: insights from the Ottobeuren letter collection0
The clergy between town and country in late Merovingian hagiography0
Food security and insecurity in medieval Irish towns0
The language of history-writing in the ninth century: an entangled approach0
‘Very great strife’: the monks of Saint-Clément as competitors in twelfth-century Metz0
The royal forests of the Árpáds in the eleventh and twelfth centuries0
To receive ‘the best form and example of living’: ascetic instruction in the Life of John of Gorze0
Wild lands and the southern sun: claims to north Africa during the thirteenth-century crusades0
Landscapes of the dead in the late medieval imagination0
A healthy Christian city: Christianising health care in late fourteenth-century Seville0
Vernacular languages in the long ninth century: towards a connected history0
Converse with the dead as a technology of the self: agreements to return from the other-world in Peter of Cornwall’s Book of Revelations0
Power, celebration and circuits of legitimation: the local use of papal letters in late twelfth-century Denmark0
Parliament, politics and protocol: the Modus tenendi parliamentum and the settlement of the realm under Edward II0
Talking with ghosts: Rancière, Derrida and the archive0
Pursuing the Percys: the original owners of the Percy Psalter-Hours0
‘A competent mess’: food, consumption and retirement at religious houses in England and Wales, c.1502–380
Carolingian After-Images: Hariulf’s History of St Riquier and Its Context0
Gregory of Tours And the Merovingian letter0
Bodies of earth and air: corporeality and spirituality in pre-modern British narratives of the undead0
The Making and Meaning of the Bayeux Tapestry Revisited0
‘Theologians know best’: Paris-trained crusade preachers as mediators between papal, popular and learned crusading pieties0
The Heliand in tenth-century England: translation, transmission and turbulence0
Law and spiritual sanctions: asserting the stability of pro anima donation charters in late tenth- and eleventh-century central Italy0
Inventing and ethnicising Slavonic in the long ninth century0
‘For help and comfort and to resist the enemy of God’: Greek refugees in the Burgundian Low Countries0
Medical knowledge in thirteenth-century preaching: the sermons of Luca da Bitonto0
Diplomacy, counsel and the nobility of fourteenth-century England: the diplomatic service of Edward III’s earls, 1337–600
Mazers and the drinking culture of late medieval England0
The crowd’s two faces: keeping the peace and fearing the stranger in late medieval Flanders0
Meanings of food in medieval Britain and Ireland: themes0
The empress and the humanist: profit and politics in the correspondence of Anne of Świdnica and Petrarch0
The intellectual background of the earliest Irish grammar0
Trade, taste and ecology: honey in late medieval Europe0
Governing through influence at the thirteenth-century papal court0
The emergence of written Slavonic (c.860–c.880): where and why?0
Theorising the religious borders of the Latin East: some reflections on the inter-Christian landscape of Frankish northern Syria0
Word, example and practice: learning and the learner in twelfth-century thought0
The ‘Lamb of God’ in the early Middle Ages: a zooarchaeological perspective0
A medieval effort toward unity: Latins, Greeks, Russians and the Mongol Khan0
Mountains of doom and mountains of salvation: topographies of conflict in the early medieval Latin chronicles of Iberia0
The dead in dreams: medieval Icelandic conceptions of the unquiet dead0
The smallest matters: vanishing water, missing birds, revived animals, recovered coins and other trifling miracles in the Thomas Becket collections0
Italian and French responses to Urban V’s visual communications, c.1368–14200
The Investiture Contest in the margins: popes and peace in a manuscript from Augsburg cathedral0
Papal communications and historical writing in Angevin England0
The Iberian ambition of a duke of Burgundy: Philip the Handsome and the royal treasury in the Crown of Castile (1502–6)0
‘Agite, agite et uenite!’ Corrupted breath, corrupted speech and encounters with the restless dead in Geoffrey of Burton’s Vita sancte Moduenne virginis0
The worm and the corpse: Carolingian visions of Gehenna’s undead cemetery0
The papal monopoly of the canonisation and translation of saints on the peripheries of Latin Christendom: the case of Bohemia before c.11500
The earliest English culinary recipes: dietary advice in Old English medical texts0
‘Our Dearest Lord and Father Received Him From the Baptismal Font’: The Life and Career of Philippe le Convers0
‘A land of horror and vast wilderness’: landscapes of crusade and Jerusalem pilgrimage in Arnold of Lübeck's Chronica Slavorum0
Between violent outbreaks and legal disputes: the contested cityscape of Frankish Jerusalem through the prism of institutional and socio-economic conflicts0
Medieval Liturgy and the Making of Poland: A Study in Early Medieval Political Identification (c. 960s—c. 1030s)0
Status, gender and emotions: family conflicts at the Parlement de Toulouse0
Direct speech in Heliand and Otfrid von Weissenburg's Evangelienbuch: a shared vernacular tradition?0
Out of sight, out of mind? The wills of monastic and mendicant bishops in Britain and Ireland, 1350–15350
Of Saxons and spectres0
Richer of Senones and the peculiar story of Sibylla of Marsal: pseudo-sanctity, mendicants and the end of the world in the Gesta Senoniensis Ecclesiae0
Heretical refugees and persecution of German Waldensians, 1393–14000
Barns, granaries and security: crop storage, processing and investment in medieval England0
The judgement of God and the fate of a dog: the ninth-century ordeal debate and the anonymous Song of Count Timo0
Peace in the desert, peace in the realm: the Carthusian monastery of Durbon, protection and the safeguard of exempt monasteries in Angevin Provence0
Pro sustentatione castrorum: the role of the Hospitaller priory of Hungary in King Matthias Corvinus’ anti-Ottoman defensive policies, c.1464–900
History in liturgy: negotiating merit in Ely’s virgin mothers0
Peasants and food security in England and Wales c. 13000
Sorrow, masculinity and papal authority in the writing of Pope Innocent III (1198–1216) and his curia0
In dialogue: responses to papal communication0
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