medieval worlds provides a forum for comparative, interdisciplinary and transcultural studies of the Middle Ages. Its aim is to overcome disciplinary boundaries, regional limits national research traditions in Medieval Studies, open up new spaces discussion, help developing global perspectives. We focus on period from c. 400 1500 CE but do not stick rigid periodization. submissions broadly comparative matters interest, whether single articles, companion papers, smaller clusters, or special issues subject global/comparative history. particularly invite wide-ranging connectivity comparison between different world regions. Apart publishes ongoing debates project conference reports research. Biographical Collections: Perspectives Buddhist, Christian Islamic Worlds Guest editors: Daniel Mahoney, Diarmuid Ã Riain Giorgia Vocino Editorial Walter Pohl Ingrid Hartl Introduction Collections Comparison Mahoney Introductory Comparative Chapters Compilation Strategies Writing Reinier Langelaar, Veronika Wieser Audience Reception Rutger Kramer Graeme Ward Case Studies Many Lives, One Story: The Gesta Sanctorum Rotonensium Making Redon Biography Hierarchy: Tibetan Ruling House Phag-mo-gru Singular Volume Rlangs (Rlangs-kyi-po-ti-bse-ru) Langelaar Reading Jeromeâs De viris illustribus Post-Roman World: Cataloguing Community Gennadius Marseille Frechulf Lisieux Shaping through South Arabia: A Two á¹¬abaqÄt-works Johann Heiss Compiling Deeds Salzburg Saints: 12th-Century episcopis Salisburgensibus Monastery Admont Obituaries Service RasÅ«lid Sultanate Yemen at Turn 9th/15th Century Creating Sense Glorious Destiny. Mastery Speech Libellus de Situ Civitatis Mediolani (Late 10th-Early 11th Centuries) Conclusion Communities Contexts: Concluding Thoughts
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