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The Birgittines of Syon Abbey
by Susan Powell
The Birgittine Order of nuns, founded by St Birgitta herself, was first established at Vadstena in Sweden in 1384, six years after the order had received papal recognition and...
$113.00 (hb)
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Writing as Medication in Early Modern France
by Dorothea Heitsch
In this study, the author examines fifteenth- to seventeenth-century French authors who treat writing as a process of medication and whose literary production effectively yiel...
$60.00 (hb)
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Migration and Faith
by Horst Weigelt, translated by L. Allen Viehmeyer
Migrations are a phenomenon that can be traced back to the beginning of the history of mankind. In modern times, especially in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, numerou...
$57.00 (hb), $134.00 (pdf)
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Daoist perspectives on knowing the future
by Barbara Hendrischke
In China, in the first centuries of the Common Era, prognostication was a widely used tool of political decision making, of cultural and ideological expression and, increasing...
$79.00 (hb)
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The Age of Tarquinius Superbus
edited by P.S. Lulof and C.J. Smith
Tarquinius Superbus is one of the most vivid figures of archaic Rome, and the dramatic accounts of his rise to power, and his expulsion, have shaped our perception of the late...
$132.00 (pb)
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