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Over three centuries of centuries publishing three scholarly Over Book Series in Medieval Studies MEDIEVAL STUDIES MEDIEVAL BRILL CATALOG 2 Welcome! This booklet offers an overview of Brill’s current book series in medieval studies. Brill has a well-established and active publishing portfolio in medieval studies, with strengths in a range of thematic disciplines – from art history and literature, to history, through to philosophy and theology – and offering a broad geographical coverage, focusing on historically less-studied regions as well as the traditionally-perceived heartlands of medieval Europe. This is reflected in our varied book series, with long-running classics such as The Medieval Mediterranean and The Northern World sitting alongside newer offerings, such as Medieval and Renaissance Authors and Texts and Explorations in Medieval Culture. While most of our series publish academic monographs, edited collections of essays, and text editions, we also offer a number of companion series on a (growing) range of topics. STUDIES MEDIEVAL Founded in 1683 in Leiden, the Netherlands, Brill has over 330 years of experience in scholarly publishing. Academic excellence is paramount; all of our books are peer reviewed, and decisions are taken jointly between Brill and the relevant series editors, who are experts in their respective fields. We also place particular emphasis on efficiency. Since the vast majority of our books are published within a series, decisions can be taken speedily, because a network of reviewers is already in place; and once the manuscript is in its final state, we offer one of the fastest production timelines in the business. Despite being over three centuries old, we’re also not afraid to move with the times. All of our 1 books are published simultaneously in print and electronic format, we offer a range of Open Access options, and our books are also available to purchase in the paperback Brill BRILL CATALOG MyBook format. We welcome expressions of interest from prospective authors. Full details of each book series (including all previous and forthcoming titles) can be found on our website, as can guidelines on submitting a book proposal. I am always very happy to talk with prospective authors about their projects, at whatever stage – from mere inklings to fully-fledged manuscripts. I am to be found at major conferences in the field (and sometimes minor ones too), and also contactable via e-mail: [email protected]. Proposals for new book series are also welcome, and while this booklet focuses on Brill’s book publications in medieval studies, we also publish journals, reference works (including bibliographies, dictionaries, and encyclopedias), and primary source collections online. Come by the Brill booth at a conference or drop me a line if you would like to know more. Dr Kate Hammond Acquisitions Editor Medieval Studies and Military History Anselm Studies Art and Material Brill’s and Texts Culture in Companions to MEDIEVAL STUDIES MEDIEVAL Medieval and European History Editors: Giles E. M. Gasper, Renaissance Marcia Colish, Jay Diehl, Europe Bernd Goebel, Ian Logan, Lauren Mancia, Eileen Editors: Sarah Blick and Sweeney Laura D. Gelfand Anselm Studies and Texts This peer-reviewed book A peer reviewed series 2 is a wide-ranging, multi- series will provide a forum of research companions disciplinary series for a for art-historical and providing high-level and up- BRILL CATALOG vibrant and growing field. interdisciplinary approaches to-date surveys of themes, Submissions are welcomed to how art and objects were persons, movements, from any field of study: conceived, produced, and currents, events in European including, but not limited received across Europe from history from 400 AD to the to philosophy, history, 1200-1600. The series will present. Written by the theology, art-history, literary have a particular focus on foremost specialists in the theory and feminist studies. how cultural, religious and respective fields, they offer Studies on Anselm’s thought political history affected balanced accounts, along in a global perspective are and informed visual and with an overview of the also encouraged. The series material culture. The series state of scholarship and a operates with a variety of will contain monographs, synthesis of debate, pointing formats, from monographs collected essays on focused the way for future research. and essay collections topics, text editions to critical editions and (with translation and translations into English. commentary), and works of reference. ISSN: 2468-433 ISSN: 2212-4187 ISSN: 2212-7410 brill.com/as brill.com/amce brill.com/bceh Brill’s Brill’s Brill’s Companions Companions to Companions to Medieval the Byzantine to the Musical STUDIES MEDIEVAL Philology World Culture of Medieval and Editor: Wolfram Brandes Early Modern Europe A peer reviewed series A series of research A series of research of “state-of-the-field” companion volumes companion volumes 3 handbooks to provide up- providing high-level and up- providing high-level and up- to-date surveys of current to-date surveys of current to-date surveys of current BRILL CATALOG research into all aspects of research into all aspects research into all aspects of medieval and early modern of the Byzantine world medieval and early modern literary culture in Europe and from the 4th to the 15th musical culture in Europe, European colonies, including centuries. Volumes deal with including composers, writers, schools, and genres, cities, regions, monasteries, schools, genres, instruments, instruments, manuscripts courts, persons, movements, education, dance, musical and early printing, and the schools, classical and biblical manuscripts and early literary cultures of given reception, genres, and more, musical printing, and the periods, language groups, offering balanced accounts musical cultures of given regions and cities. Written along with an overview of cities, chapels, religious by the foremost specialists the state of scholarship and orders and courts. in the respective fields, they a synthesis of debate. aim to provide full balanced accounts, as well as synthesis of debate and the state of current scholarship. ISSN: 2405-903X ISSN: 2212-7429 ISSN: 2214-9511 brill.com/bcmp brill.com/bcbw brill.com/bcmc Brill’s Brill’s Series on Commentaria Companions to the Early Middle Sacred Texts and Their Commentaries: Jewish, MEDIEVAL STUDIES MEDIEVAL the Christian Ages Christian and Islamic Tradition (continuation of The Transformation of the Roman World) Editor: Christopher M. Editors: Bonnie Effros, Editors: Frans van Liere, Bellitto Deborah Deliyannis, Lesley Smith, E. Ann Edward James, Eduardo Matter, Thomas E. Burman, Manzano, Walter Pohl, Robert A. Harris and Walid 4 Andrea Sterk Saleh BRILL CATALOG Volumes deal with persons, This series focuses on the Commentaria is a series movements, schools and cultures, economies and dedicated to outstanding genres in medieval and societies of Europe, the monographs or edited early modern Christian life, Mediterranean, and beyond, volumes of essays (topical thought and practice. Written from Late Antiquity (third or from conferences) that by the foremost specialists century onwards) through address subjects within in the respective fields, they the Early Middle Ages (up the general area of the aim to provide full balanced until the eleventh century). interpretation (exegesis) accounts at an advanced The scope is broad and of the sacred texts of three level, as well as synthesis inclusive: we encourage major religious traditions: of debate and the state of the submission of work Judaism, Christianity and scholarship in eight to fifteen in archaeology, art and Islam. The time period substantial chapters. architectural history, history, covered by the series extends literature and cultural from late antiquity through studies, numismatics, to the late Middle Ages. paleography, religious studies, and more, including interdisciplinary research and cross-field collaborative projects. ISSN: 1871-6377 ISSN: 1878-4879 ISSN: 1874-8236 brill.com/bcct brill.com/bsem brill.com/comm East Central and Education and Explorations in Eastern Europe in Society in the Medieval Culture the Middle Ages, Middle Ages and STUDIES MEDIEVAL 450-1450 Renaissance Editors: Larissa Tracy, Tina Boyer, Emma Campbell, Kelly DeVries, David Editors: Florin Curta and Editors: William J. F. Johnson, Asa Simon Dušan Zupka Courtenay, Jürgen Mittmann, Thea Tomaini, Miethke, Frank Rexroth Wendy Turner, David and Jacques Verger Wacks, Renée Ward 5 This peer-reviewed series This peer-reviewed series This series provides a forum BRILL CATALOG provides a forum for high- is designed to provide a for investigations of aspects quality scholarly work - forum for high-quality of the medieval world original monographs, article monographic and broader from a textual and cultural collections, editions of studies dealing with the perspective, using an primary sources, translations structure, content and interdisciplinary approach. - on the cultures, economies influence of educational Innovative and interesting and societies of a vast area institutions from late cultural and intertextual of Eastern Europe, from antiquity to the seventeenth studies from all geographical the fall of the Hunnic century. The series seeks regions of the medieval empire of Attila to the fall to present works that are world are welcome. The of Constantinople. A wide concerned with the social series contains monographs, range of disciplines are history of learning