Communicating the Middle Ages

Introduction 1. An appreciation of Sophia Menache's life and work (Iris Shagrir, B.Z. Kedar and Michel Balard) 2. Introduction to the volume's contents (Malcolm Barber) Part One: The Military Orders 3. Enemies and Blood-Brothers in the Thirteenth-Century Latin East: The Mamluk Sultan Baybars and the Templar Matthew Sauvage (Jochen Burgtorf) 4. The Templars as Peacemongers (Yvonne Friedman) 5. On Hospitaller Initiatives in the Western Mediterranean, 1291-1307 (Karl Borchardt) 6. Othon de Grandson et les templiers d'Epailly (Bourgogne, 1308-1328) (Alain Demurger) 7. Evidence of the Templars' Religious Practice from the Records of the Templars' Estates in Britain and Ireland in 1308 (Helen Nicholson) 8. The Economic, Social and Political Aspects of the Trade of the Teutonic Order in Prussia (Roman Czaja) 9. Written Communication in the later Middle Ages: the letter registers of the Teutonic Knights in Prussia (Jurgen Czarnowsky) Part Two: The Kingdom of Jerusalem 10. Pisa and the Frankish states of the Levant in the twelfth century (David Jacoby) 11. Urban Soundscape: Defining Space and Community in Twelfth-Century Jerusalem (Iris Shagrir) 12. Frankish Bathhouses. Balneum and furnus - a Functional dyad? (B. Z. Kedar) 13. Some Evidence for Poverty in the Latin East (Adrian Boas) 14. A Rough Guide to the Holy Land: Pilgrims' use of the Mount Sion library in the fifteenth century (Susan Edgington) 15. First Officer of the Crown in France and his Legacy in the Latin East: Imbert de Beaujeu. (Vardit Shotten-Hallel) 16. The Genoese Expansion in the Middle Ages (Michel Balard) Part Three: Ideology, Propaganda and Communication 17. The ideology of Christian Expansion in Muslim Iberia: the "Book of Deeds," Bernat Desclot and the Conquest of Majorca. (Luis Garcia-Guijarro Ramos) 18. Thomas Ebendorfer and Crusading Past and Present (Norman Housley) 19. Philip II and Antwerp: The Limits of Representation (Teofilo Ruiz) 20. The Contested Seed of Abraham (Anna Sapir Abulafia) 21. Letters Home: British Crusaders in Flanders, France, Gallipoli and Palestine during World War I (Elizabeth Siberry)