The Carmen Ceccanense: A Neglected Source for the End of the Norman Kingdom of Sicily. Introduction – Edition – Translation*

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures and Tables vi
4. Editors’ Note viii
5. Abbreviations ix
6. The Longue Durée of a Symbolic System: Mounted Warriors and Horses in the Chronicon Salernitanum 1
7. Revolution(s) of Writing: Northern France, Tenth–Fourteenth Centuries 25
8. Slave or Free: The Aehtemann in Anglo-Saxon Rural Society 53
9. Norman Ducal Property in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries: A Spatial and Chronological Analysis 81
10. The Codex Wintoniensis in its Twelfth-Century Context 115
11. The Carmen Ceccanense: A Neglected Source for the End of the Norman Kingdom of Sicily. Introduction – Edition – Translation* 139
12. The Warren Hollister Memorial Essay. Succession and Interregnum in the English Polity: The Case of 1141 181
13. Bethell Prize Essay. Crusading Participation in Normandy and its Borderlands: The Evidence from the Old French Traditions of the First Crusade 201
14. The Domesday Controversy: A Review and a New Interpretation 225