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Sixth Edition (2025–26)

Dies Legibiles Vol. VI, 2025–2026
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Hallowed Ground: Christianity and Ecology in the Anglo-Norman Conquest of Gaelic Ireland

Katie Golla, Wellesley College

A Translation of Lai d’Aristotle, or the Lay of Aristotle

Ernest Leong, University of Chicago

On Spaces, Surfaces, and Thresholds in Late Medieval Venetian Printed Books: The First-Text Pages in the 1477 Digest of Justinian and the 1493 Malermi Bible

Paulina Gasiorowska, Brown University

Examining the Collaborative Presence of Academic and Popular Interests in Lollard Homiletics

Elizabeth Baker, Sewanee: The University of the South

Transferable Passion: A Study of True Cross Reliquaries in the Latin East

John Gunter, Fordham University

Interview with Jody Enders, Professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara

Mary McGrath, Smith College


Franciscan Manuscripts Reconsidered: Historiography, Definitions, and New Directions

Yunji Li, New York University

Objects of Pilgrimage: The Afterlife of Pilgrim Badges in Museum Collections

Josephina Fenton, Beloit College

The Imperial and Heavenly Courts: The Iconographic Patterns of Byzantine Coinage in the Macedonian Dynasty (867–1056)

Hollenn Knoell, Kenyon College

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