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Ulcers and ripped wounds : the discursive construction of leprosy as a disability or an ability in the Vitae of Alpais of Cudot (†1211) and Alice of Schaerbeek (†1250)
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A lost source for Syriac Christianity in the Umayyad era : the ecclesiastical history of Daniel son of Moses of Tur ʿAbdin (8th century)
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Pope Leo IX and the (quasi-)canonization of St. Deodatus (1049) : hagiography, papal politics, and local competition at the collegiate chapter of Saint-Dié
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Understanding Benedictine responses to papal reform legislation : normative practice at Saint-Trond during the abbacy of William of Ryckel (1249-1272)
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Bernard de Clairvaux, Sermons pour l’année. Tome II.1 De la Septuagèsime à la Semaine Sainte, Sources Chrétiennes 567. Tome II.2 Sur le Psaume Qui Habitat, Sources Chrétiennes 570
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Cédric Giraud, Spiritualité et histoire des textes entre moyen âge et époque moderne. Genèse et fortune d’un corpus pseudépigraphe de méditations
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‘Nisi per nomina’: language as the medium of thought in Hildegard of Bingen’s thinking
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Reconsidering religious migration and its impact : the problem of ‘Irish reform monks’ in tenth-century Lotharingia
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Philo of Carpasia : ecclesiastical history (CPG 7512)
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The beginnings of a monastic reformer : the younger years of Poppo of Stavelot (Lotharingia, 978-1020)