Medium Ævum, which first appeared in 1932, is one of the leading international academic periodicals in medieval studies. It is published twice yearly. Its present editors are Professors Nigel F. Palmer, Sylvia Huot and Corinne Saunders.
Out now: MAE 90/1
The latest issue includes the following articles:
The latest issue includes the following articles:
| Caroline Batten |
Hand over head: a possible reference to the Old English metrical psalms in the ‘Journey Charm’ |
| Leonard Neidorf | Grendel’s blood: on the translation of Beowulf line 849 |
| Rafael J. Pascual |
Hrothgar’s warhorse and the audience of Beowulf |
| Joan Duran-Porta | The Grail as a ‘converted’ object: literary fiction and historical archetypes |
| Aisling Byrne | Guy of Warwick in Iberia: England, Portugal and the background to Tirant lo Blanch |
| Siegfried Wenzel |
The three enemies of man: an unlisted sermon in Middle English |
| Julia Mattison | Universalizing doublets in Middle English verse: Chaucer and romance |
| Arvind Thomas |
Rechelesnesse’s learned ignorance or how to make a law from a rule in Piers Plowman |
