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The Devil’s Blacksmith: The Legendary Gates of Notre-Dame

Could one of the most extraordinary feats of medieval metalworking have been forged with the help of the devil? The ironwork on the…

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 8, 2024
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What Was Student Life Like in a Medieval University?

Imagine waking up at 5 a.m., debating in Latin by mid-morning, and being fined for walking the streets at night. Welcome to the…

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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New Medieval Books: Frigg

This book explores the history of the Norse goddess Frigg, delving into her significance and role within Norse paganism.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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Were the Templars a Secret Cult?

Were the Templars truly secretive satanic worshippers, or is that just a myth perpetuated by conspiracy theories? Dive into the surprising evidence that reveals how this famed medieval order was far more open and integrated into society than legend suggests.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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Medieval Saint Eanswythe’s Relics Returned to Rest in England

The relics of Saint Eanswythe, a 7th-century Anglo-Saxon princess and one of England’s earliest saints, have been returned to their original resting place in Folkestone. Hidden for centuries to escape destruction, her remains were rediscovered and studied, shedding new light on the life of this remarkable medieval figure.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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New Medieval Books: Expanding Horizons

Medieval Europeans increasingly ventured beyond the borders of their continent, embarking on journeys that brought them into contact with the diverse peoples of Asia, Africa, and the New World. This book delves into their explorations and the encounters that shaped these fascinating cross-cultural exchanges.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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A Holy Blueprint with Karl Kinsella – The Medieval Podcast, Episode 267

This week on The Medieval Podcast, Danièle speaks with Karl Kinsella about the great twelfth-century scholar Richard of St. Victor, his efforts to make the vision of Ezekiel clear, and why this set of biblical blueprints is such an important contribution to the history of architecture.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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Relics of St. Thomas Aquinas come to Washington D.C.

The major relics of St. Thomas Aquinas, including his skull, will be on display in Washington, D.C., from November 29 to November 30, 2024.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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Medieval Ghost Stories: The Chilling Haunts of Byland Abbey

What would you do if a ghost blocked your path, or if a spirit appeared at your door, desperate for absolution? For the people of medieval England, these weren’t mere tales to spook children—they were real encounters that offered lessons about life, death, and the afterlife. Byland Abbey, a Cistercian monastery in Yorkshire, is the source of some of the most fascinating and chilling ghost stories from the Middle Ages.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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New Medieval Books: The Troubadours

This book delves into the lives of eight troubadours, weaving together the stories of the men and women who emerged as poet-musicians and became integral to the culture of medieval Western Europe. It features translations of many of their captivating poems and songs, bringing their artistry to life.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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Early Medieval Treasure Secured for English Museum

A rare piece of early medieval history has been secured for display in an English museum, thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign. The Anglo-Saxon gold and garnet pyramidal sword mount, dating back to the seventh century, will soon be part of The Novium Museum’s collection in Chichester, ensuring its preservation and accessibility to the public.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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10 Perfect Gifts for the Medievalist in Your Life

Looking for the perfect gift for the medieval enthusiast in your life this holiday season? Here are 10 fantastic ideas that combine history and charm.

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Medievalists.net
• Dec 4, 2024
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