Leiden Medievalists Blog
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Most recent posts
Details about Cicero’s life – well attested through many documents from antiquity – were almost forgotten during the Middle Ages. Substantial interest in his biography reemerged in the fourteenth century in the context of the …
Why was a medieval note on the world's regions added on a scrap of parchment at the end of a Roman geographic work (Leiden UB, BPL 68)? From India to Ireland, Cappadocia to cannibals, the …
Medical sources shine a light on the presence and awareness of mosquito-borne malaria in the medieval Low Countries. At the same time, these sources allow an insight into past human-environmental interactions.