Traditio: Studies in ancient and medieval history, thought, and religion

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  Año 2000, Número 55

  • The chronology of twenty homilies of Severian of Gabala

    Robert E. Carter

    págs. 1-17

    

  • An adverse consensus questioned: does Sidonius's Euchariston (Carmen XVI) show that he was scripturally naïve?

    William M. Daly

    págs. 19-71

    

  • "Nos nescientes de hoc velle manere" - "We wish to remain ignorant about this": Timeless end, or: approaches to reconceptualizing eschatology after a.d. 800 (a.m. 6000)

    Johannes Heil

    págs. 73-103

    

  • A visual pun at Vézelay: gesture and meaning on a capital representing the fall of man

    Kirk Ambrose

    págs. 105-123

    

  • William of Auvergne on time and eternity

    Roland J. Teske

    págs. 125-141

    

  • Christ as composite according to Aquinas

    Michael Gorman

    págs. 143-157

    

  • The arabic background to Ramon Lull's Liber chaos (ca. 1285)

    Charles Lohr

    págs. 159-170

    

  • Zum Karolinus des Aegidius von Paris

    Thomas Gärtner

    págs. 171-179

    

  • Black women warriors in the muslim army besieging Valencia and the Cid's victory: a problem of interpretation

    Elena Lourie

    págs. 181-209

    

  • Modi rerum and materialism: a note on a quotation of a condemned articulus in some fourteenth-century parisian De anima commentaries

    Stefano Caroti

    págs. 211-234

    

  • Louis Le Blanc, Estienne Le Blanc and the defense of Louis IX's crusades, 1498-1522

    Elizabeth A. R. Brown, Sanford Zale

    págs. 235-292