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Harmony in Healing by James Garber, 2008-04-11
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History by William M. Bowsky, 2000-01
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History (Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History New Series)
Notes toward a history of medieval and renaissance art: With a translation of the pilgrim's guide to Saint-James of Compostela by Constantine Christofides, 1978
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History: Sexuality and Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe (Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History New Series) (v. 2)
Medieval Reformation and Renaissance History, a Literature Approach (With Study Notes for Grades 7/8 and 9/10) by Rea Berg, 1998
Layamon's Brut: A History of the Britons (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies)
The Prophetic Sense of History in Medieval and Renaissance Europe (Variorum Collected Studies Series, Cs 660) by Marjorie Reeves, 1999-11
Rhetoric Revalued: Papers from the International Society for the History of Rhetoric (Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies (Series), V. 19.)
John Milton and Influence: Presence in Literature, History and Culture (Medieval and Renaissance Literary Studies) by John T. Shawcross, 1991-09
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History: Nation, Ethnicity & Identity in Medieval & Renaissance Europe (Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History New Series)
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History (Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History New Series)
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, Volume X (Old Series V.XX by J.A.S. Evans, 1988
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History. Volume I by William M. (ed) Bowsky, 1964

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Medieval/Renaissance Brewing Homepage
Pointers to recipes, articles, and resources
http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/brewing.html

Extractions: What's New? This page is devoted to the topic of Medieval and Renaissance Brewing. There is a mailing list covering historical brewing in general. A web form for joining/leaving that list, and an archive of past postings, can be found on the historical brewing list homepage . Search the archive: Spiced Wines and Sweet Waters Five Arabic Elixirs (cordials etc.) A series of articles about Gruit Ales Precious Waters: A Miscellany of Early Cordials Honeys, and their effects on mead Hops, the bitter herb ... Alcoholic Drinks of the Middle Ages (Compleat Anachronist # 60) Mead for the Masses (from TI # 104) A Pressing Engagement (from TI # 91, about wine)
Castle Furnishings Has An Exceptional Selection Of Books Relating To Medieval An
Selection of books on medieval and renaissance topics.
http://www.medievalbookstore.com/

Extractions: Castle Furnishings has an exceptional selection of books relating to medieval and renaissance topics. Although we primarily cater to medieval re-creators, those of a more academic inclination will also find much here to interest them. Although we carry many books on "practical" subjects, such as cooking, costuming, archery, calligraphy and metalworking, we also carry primary source material (usually translated into English), a great many art books and scholarly books from academic presses (many of these are remainders at quite reasonable prices). We sell only new books, both recently published full-price books and remainders at bargain prices. (Remainders are books that the publishers have sold at a reduction (often substantial), to get rid of excess inventory or when they are taking a book out of print.) By their nature, remainders are usually a finite commodity - if you see one you want, order it now, for when we sell out, chances are high that we will not be able to get any more. If you have seen a book, remaindered or otherwise, here in the past, that is not here now, e-mail us anyway and we will try to get it in for you. Due to major computer failure, we were without e-mail for almost 2 weeks. If you tried to contact us in January and were not successful, please try again at the
Tapestries & More
Tapestries from Europe in styles including medieval, renaissance, or contemporary, plus accessories.
http://www.tapestries.cc/Merchant2/merchant.mv

Extractions: DETAILS, 'TRUE' COLORATIONS AND OPTIONS . PRESS HERE TO "PRINT YOUR FAX ORDER FORM" . Then RETURN to this page to select your Tapestry and/or Accessories from the Categories on the LEFT, note the Tapestry Name and Code Number along with your address information and be sure to include your credit card (VISA, DISCOVER, MC, or AMX) details, then Fax it, toll-free to 100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed, + plus we are a Seven Year Member of the (BBB) Better Business Bureau of both Atlanta,Georgia and Plano,Texas; + plus the Internet-BBB.
Cartographic Images Home Page
300 highresolution images of period maps divided into Ancient, medieval, and renaissance periods. Emphasis on world maps.
http://www.henry-davis.com/MAPS/

Extractions: This site is sponsored by Henry Davis Consulting as an educational service. Web hosting provided and sponsored by Phoenix.Volant . Please visit our sponsors. Time Charts of Cartography Click here to see an Index of 94 cartographic images, with links to JPEG format, low resolution images and associated descriptions of maps dating from 6,000 B.C. - 400 A.D. Click here to see an Index of 195 cartographic images, with links to JPEG format, low resolution images and associated descriptions of maps dating from Click here to see an Index of 264 cartographic images, with links to JPEG, format low resolution images and associated descriptions of maps dating from Click here to see an Index of 433 cartographic images, with links to JPEG format, low resolution images and associated descriptions of maps dating from
Life Of Riley Custom Costumes - Handmade Renaissance Dresses
Detailed and accurate renaissance formal styles. Custom orders available.
http://life_of_rileycc.tripod.com
The Boston Camerata
medieval and renaissance music; medieval cantigas of King Alfonso el Sabio. Vocal and instrumental; schedule, CDs.
http://members.aol.com/boscam
The Directorie Of Renaissance Faires
renaissance Faires, medieval Festivals and related reenactments worldwide, with locations, times, dates, prices, weather and maps.
http://www.faires.com
ANU Art History Laserdisk Menu Page
A further 3,281 Images of Classical, Mediaeval and renaissance Architectureand Sculpture taken from Laserdisk. Selections from the
http://rubens.anu.edu.au/laserdisk/laserdisk.html

Extractions: taken from Laserdisk Selections from the Database: Perge, Elaiussa-Sebaste, Rome, Pydnae, Troia, Canosa di Puglia, Letoon, Vatican Museums, Side and Naples This suite of pages, which is under development, is the jumping-off point for an experimental series of images of classical sculpture and architecture. There are currently 945 records in this first group of pages, set out with 35 records per page: (b) by site, with thumbnail images; (b) by site, without thumbnail images; (b) by type of object, with thumbnail images; (b) by type of object, without thumbnail images; . The datarecords underlying the scheme are the same, with these choices simply dicing the material in different ways. You might also want to look at the full database, which contains 3,281 records set out with 50 records per page: (b) by site, with thumbnail images; (b) or by site, without thumbnail images; - but be warned that this is very messy indeed, and needs a lot of work. This complete database will continue to grow, and will eventually be reworked into all the above categories. The setup is experimental because it tests the viability of the laserdisk as a high-capacity (36,000 frames per platter side) storage device, clearly in competition with a computer hard disk. The beauty of the laserdisk (apart from its archival quality) is that it orders the images in a fixed series, and is accessible to the computer in under .5 seconds.
Poison Pen Press
Books for the reenactor and Faire patron on medieval cookery, costuming, and domestic aspects of the Middle Ages and renaissance; on line catalog and ordering information.
http://www.poisonpenpress.com

Extractions: Books on medieval cookery, costuming, domestic aspects of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Poison Pen Press sells books, specializing in medieval cookery, costuming, and other material relating to the domestic aspects of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. We have the finest list of in-print cookery titles in The Known World. Our secondary specialty is hard-to-find juvenile fantasies, in particular reprints of such authors as Alan Garner, and D W Jones. In addition, we carry a select list of historical murder mysteries, and a few books written by our friends. I am introducing a section on . This brings together items from several different sections, and includes titles on mehndi (henna work). Also, look for our new German-language historical cookbooks (for those of you who are not, as I am, linguistically challenged!) The continuing success of Harry Potter has induced publishers to reissue a number of old favorites, especially those by Diana Wynne Jones, which I am very happy to be able. Watch out for the bonanza in August. We're happy to do special orders, and welcome suggestions of new titles that you think might fit our list. Please email suggestions (author, title, publisher, etc) to
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Selection of recipes based on two 15th century Italian cookbooks.
http://marianne.castillo.net/cocina/index-ing.html
Historical European Martial Arts
HEMA collects and distributes useful information for those researching authentic martial arts and fighting systems of medieval and renaissance Europe.
http://www.hema.freehomepage.com

Extractions: Free Web space and hosting - freehomepage.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 HISTORICAL EUROPEAN MARTIAL ARTS Links Contact HEMA HEMA sparring helmet design Arte dell'abbracciare ... Page 1 - Kampfringen defense Page 2 - Arte dell'Abbracciare unarmed defense sequence #1 Page 3 - Arte dell'Abbracciare unarmed defense sequence #2 Page 4 - Arte della Daga unarmed defense sequence against the thrusting dagger Page 5 - Variations on a theme: twenty versions of the "back lever" throw from diverse historical sources Page 6 - Passchen's Ringbuch, part 1 Welcome to HEMA. This site is dedicated to the almost-lost arts of unarmed combat, dagger fighting and close-quarters sword combat as they were practiced throughout Europe centuries ago. Over the past ten years there has been an explosion of interest in reviving the ancient European martial arts. Many written and illustrated records of the fighting arts of Europe, especially during the Medieval and Renaissance periods, have now become freely available via the Internet. Groups and individuals all over the world are working together to translate and interpret their lessons. Consistently, what has been discovered represents a rich and sophisticated tradition, equal in all respects to the classical Asian martial arts. Just as modern practitioners look back with respect upon the ko-ryu (ancient schools) of Bujutsu, so too may they draw inspiration from the Masters of old Europe.
Medieval History - The Dark Ages And Middle Ages
Highlands Ranch High School Mr. Sedivy Highlands Ranch, Colorado. World historyMedieval history - The Middle Ages. Important Events of the Middle Ages.
http://www.mrsedivy.com/med_hist.html

Extractions: Early scholars gave the name "Dark Ages" to the period in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. During this period, barbarian Goths, Vandals, and Huns swept down on Europe from the north and east. They destroyed many fine buildings and works of art that had existed during Roman times. During the Dark Ages, knowledge survived only in monasteries, and there were very few schools. Many of the old arts and crafts were lost. This is why the time was called the "Dark Ages."
Renaissance And Medieval Weddings FAQ
Resource for those planning a renaissance or medieval themed wedding.
http://www.geocities.com/denisekeppel/
Vincent Ho Early Music Webpage
Early music and instruments, sound files of harpsichords and clavichords, and a table with pictures of the author's early music instruments collection, from medieval psalteries to renaissance recorders.
http://www.tsoft.com/~hbv/earlymus/
Using Libraries For Medieval Research
Information about using modern libraries to find information on the medieval and renaissance periods.
http://www.lehigh.edu/~jahb/jadwiga/libraries.html

Extractions: Different libraries have different types of collections, so you will want to plan your research and finding efforts based on the materials you are looking for. Also, different libraries offer different types of services, so that is a factor too. What resources and what kind of help you can get often depends on what libraries you visit. It's often useful to start with the libraries that are most beholden to you, either because you are affiliated with them or they get public tax money. Even if the librarians cannot answer your question there, they can sometimes refer you to other libraries that can help you. Before visiting a library, call (or email) to check out what access to the collections you may have. Certain private university and special libraries don't allow the public in, or require special ID or references, or limit times and collections that are available to the public. Some libraries will issue you a library card (for free or for a fee) to check out books even if you are not part of their primary clientele; others won't.
HARTandYVONNE.com - Welcome!
August 31, 2002 Sanford, Manitoba, CAN. At Fool's Paradise. medieval / renaissance styled wedding.
http://www.HARTandYVONNE.com
Records Of Early English Drama (REED)
Collection of renaissance and medieval drama and related works.
http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~reed/reed.html

Extractions: REED Executive Board Peter Greenfield, University of Puget Sound; Alexandra F. Johnston, Victoria University, University of Toronto; Sally-Beth MacLean, University of Toronto; C.E. McGee, St. Jerome's University, University of Waterloo; David Mills, University of Liverpool; Alan H. Nelson, University of California, Berkeley; David Palliser, University of Leeds; Barbara D. Palmer, Mary Washington College; J.A.B. Somerset, University of Western Ontario; and Robert Tittler, Concordia University (chair). Since 3 January 1996, there have been visitors to this site. REED is an international scholarly project that is establishing for the first time the broad context from which the great drama of Shakespeare and his contemporaries grew. REED examines the historical MSS that provide external evidence of drama, secular music, and other communal entertainment and ceremony from the Middle Ages until 1642, when the Puritans closed the London theatres. Although the project is based at Victoria University in the University of Toronto (an institution renowned for its scholarship in medieval and early modern culture), REED's internal governance is provided by an Executive Board of senior scholars in early drama and related fields. Its advisors and collections editors are drawn from Canada, the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom. We will be providing regular reports on Executive Board activities and decisions
Military And Medieval History Journals
online for this journal published by the UCLA Center of medieval and RenaissanceStudies. Concilium medii aevi Articles on medieval history, art, and
http://www.deremilitari.org/LINK/links7.htm

Extractions: Military and Medieval History Journals If you know of a journal which should be included in this list, please let us know at deremilitari@hotmail.com Please also see Historical Journals On-Line for more titles. Military History Journals Arms and Armour (formerly the Royal Armouries Yearbook) New Chateau Gaillard Civil Wars Cry Havoc! Defence Studies ... War in History Medieval History Journals American Historical Review - Monthly publication of the American Historical Association with articles, essays and reviews on all fields of study. Online tables of content available from February 1996. Brathair - online binannual journal of Celtic and Germanic studies Bulletin de la Société des Études du Lot - includes online articles Byzantinische Forschungen Cahiers de l'Institut du Moyen-Âge grec et latin (CIMAGL) - A journal published at irregular intervals since 1969, one to three issues per year, with research relating to the Latin trivium and quadrivium as well as Byzantine music. A list of contents for nos. 1-68 is available online. Canadian Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d'histoire Chaucer Review - Site has general information and the table of contents of the current issue.
Iter: Gateway To The Middle Ages And Renaissance
A database containing a bibliography of medieval and renaissance Europe from 4001700.
http://iter.library.utoronto.ca/
The Gode Boke Ring
Lists sites and joining information. The sites are those listed on A Boke of Gode Cookery, a medieval and renaissance food site.
http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=godeship;action=info;b=

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