SHORT ARTICLES on ASPECTS OF HAGIOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH
Abou-El-Hag,
Barbara. “The Audiences for the
Medieval Cult of Saints.” Gesta 30
(1991): 3-15.
Abrahamse, Dorothy.
“Images of Childhood in Early Byzantine Hagiography.”
Journal of Psychohistory 2 (1979):
497-517.
Abrahamse, Dorothy.
“The Transformations of the Saint in Early Medieval
Altman, Charles.
“Two Types of Opposition and the Structure of Latin Saints’ Lives.”
Medievalia et Humanistica 6
(1975): 1-11.
Boyarin, D.
“Martyrdom and the Making of Christianity and Judaism.”
Journal of Early Christian Studies
6 (1998): 577-627.
Brown, Peter.
“The Saint as Exemplar in Late Antiquity.”
Representations 1 (1983):
1-25.
Burke, Peter. “How
to be a Counter Reformation Saint.” In
Religion and Society in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800, edited by Kaspar von
Greyerz.
Eliot, Alison
Goddard. “The Martyr as Epic Hero: Prudentius’
Peristephanon and the Old French
Chanson de Geste.”
Proceedings of the PMR Conference 3
(1978): 119-35.
Frugoni, Chiara.
“The City and the ‘New’ Saints.”
In City States in Classical
Antiquity and Medieval Italy. edited by Anthony Molho et al.
Glasser, Marc. “Marriage in Medieval Hagiography.” Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 4 (1981): 1-34.
Heene, Katrien.
“Merovingian and Carolingian Hagiography:
Continuity and Change in Public and Aims?”
Analecta Bollandiana 107
(1989): 415-28.
Horn, Cornelia B.
“The Lives and Literary Roles of Children in Advancing Conversion to
Christianity: Hagiography from the
Caucasus in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages,”
Church History 76 (2007):262-98.
Kirschner, Robert.
“The Vocation of Holiness in Late Antiquity.”
Vigiliae Christianae 38 (1984):
339-59.
Leff, Gordon. “The
Apostolic Ideal in Later Medieval Ecclesiology.”
Journal of Theological Studies n.s.
28 (1967): 58-82.
Leonardi, Claudio.
“Intellectuals and Hagiography in the Fourteenth Century.” In
Intellectuals and Writers in Fourteenth
Century Europe. The J. A. W.
Bennett Memorial Lectures,
Mayr-Harting, H.
“Functions of a Twelfth Century Recluse.”
History
60 (1975): 337-52.
Newbold, R.F.
“Personality Structure and Response to Adversity in Early Christian
Hagiography.”
Numen 31 (1984):
199-215.
Smith, Julia M. H.. "The Problem of
Female Sanctity in Carolingian Europe, c. 780-920,"
Past & Present no. 146 (1995):
3-37.
Smith,
Katherine Allen. “Saints in Shining Armor:
Martial Asceticism and Masculine Models of Sanctity, ca. 1050-1250.”
Speculum 83 (2008): 572-602.
Soergel, Philip M.
“The Image of Saints in the Bavarian Counter Reformation.”
The Historian 53 (1991):
223-40.
Theilmann, John.
“Political Canonization and Political Symbolism in Medieval
Van Engen, John.
“Dominic and the Brothers:
Vitae as Life-Forming Exempla in the Order of Preachers.” In
Christ among the Medieval
Dominicans:
Representations
of Christ in the Texts and Images of the Order of Preachers.
Notre Dame Conferences in Medieval Studies 7. Notre Dame:
University of Notre Dame Press, 1998. Pp. 7-25.
Van Henten, Jan
Willem. “The Martyrs as Heroes of
the Christian People: Some Remarks
on the Continuity between Jewish and Christian Martyrology, with Pagan
Analogies.” In
Martyrium in Multidisciplinary
Perspective: Memorial Louis
Reekmans, edited by M. Lamberigts and P. Van Deun.
Vauchez, André.
“Lay People’s Sanctity in Western Europe:
Evolution of a Pattern (Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries).”
In Images of Sainthood in Medieval
Europe, edited by Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski and Timea Szell.
Ithaca, NY: Cornell
University Press, 1991. Pp. 21-32.
Waddell,
Chrysogonus. “Simplicity and
Ordinariness: The Climate of Early
Cistercian Hagiography.” In
Simplicity and Ordinariness:
Studies in Medieval Cistercian History 4.
Cistercian Studies Series 61.
Weiss, James
Michael. “Hagiography by German
Humanists, 1483-1516.”
The Journal of Medieval and Renaissance
Studies 15 (1985): 299-316.