Anglo-Norman Studies XLVII

Anglo-Norman Studies XLVII offers a comprehensive exploration of the Anglo-Norman period, revealing its intellectual and political dynamism through diverse scholarly analyses. The volume highlights key insights into the production and significance of charters, diplomatic practices, and the roles of influential figures such as Peter the Deacon, Bishop Odo of Bayeux, and Eudo Dapifer. It also examines the portrayal of historical figures in Old Norse sagas and the evolution of institutions like St John's Abbey in Colchester. By integrating literary, historical, and archaeological perspectives, this collection provides a nuanced understanding of Anglo-Norman culture, governance, and religious practices during a pivotal era.

Allen, R., Armstrong, D., Burton, J., Goeres, E., Golding, B., Jamieson, C. A., Karn, N., King, V., Langlands, A., Loud, G. A., Roach, L., & Hagger, M. (Eds.). (2025). Anglo-Norman Studies XLVII. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781805438410