Haskins Society Journal : Studies in Medieval History

The topics treated in this volume include a new look at the Canterbury primacy debate featuring the relics of St Ouen, an analysis of natura and divinitas in twelfth-century philosophical texts, and an examination of the Norman presence in North Africa. There are also considerations of cross-cultural definitions of masculinity and links between legal classifications of adultery and thirteenth-century fabliaux. The Journal's commitment to source analysis is represented by essays examining a Piedmontese miscellany and a neglected Byzantine imperial chronicle. The volume also offers a re-assessment of the legal and judicial activities of Henry I.