Laura Whatley (ed.). A Companion to Seals in the Middle Ages (Reading Medieval Sources 2)
Language: English. Category: Sigillography
L. Whatley. Introduction: Approaches to Medieval Seals and Sealing Practices
Materiality and Seals
E. Cwiertnia, A. Ailes et al. Analysis of the Materiality of Royal and Governmental Seals of England with a Focus on the Great Seals (1100—1300): Methodology and Findings
P. Dryburgh, E. Cwiertnia et al. Material Analysis of Seals Attached to the Barons’ Letter to the Pope
J. McEwan. Does Size Matter? Seals in England and Wales, ca.1200—1500
Historiography and Seals
O. Harris. Fragments of the Past: the Early Antiquarian Perception and Study of Seals in England
A. Ailes. Medieval Armorial Seals in The National Archives (UK)
Seals in Bureaucracy and Diplomatic
J. Shea. The Seals of the Judges of the Hippodrome: Drawing Data from Seals without Context
P. Hoskin. Administration and Identity: Episcopal Seals in England from the Eleventh to the Thirteenth Century
Power and Aspiration on Medieval Seals
A. Volkoff. Power, Family, and Identity: Social and Personal Elements in Byzantine Sigillography
A. Lehnertz. Two Seals of Muskinus the Jew (Moshe b. Yeḥiel, d. 1336), the Archbishop of Trier’s Negociator
E. Filipović. “Creatio Regni” in the Great Seal of Bosnian King Tvrtko Kotromanić
Elusive Seal Owners and Users
E. New. Reconsidering the Silent Majority: Non-Heraldic Personal Seals in Medieval Britain
M. Wójcik. Seals of the Wives of Silesian Knights in the Pre-Hussite Age (1259—1414)
Visual Culture and Seals
A. Jones. Coins as Seals in Lombard Italy
C. Simonet. The (Re-)Use of Ancient Gems and Coins: the Presence of Antiquity in Medieval Sigillography
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Details | |
Publisher | Brill |
Language | English |
Pages | 420 |
Illustrations | b/w figures |
Binding | paperback |
ISBN | 978-90-04-39144-4 |
Creation date | 2019 |
Size | 16 х 24 cm |