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The Holy Lyfe and History of Saynt Werburge is a medieval hagiography of the titular saint, known for her miracles of healing and conversion. Featuring a detailed account of Werburge's life and a retelling of her most famous deeds, this book offers a window into the religious and cultural practices of the Middle Ages. Edited by noted historian Edward Hawkins, this edition includes extensive commentary and analysis.

This meticulous reproduction of Liber Niger, the register of Lincoln Cathedral, includes transcripts of some of the earliest documents from the cathedral's archives. Containing a wealth of information on the church and society in medieval England, as well as detailed insights into the lives of ordinary people, this is an essential resource for scholars of history, law, and religion.

Discover the fascinating world of fifteenth century books with this comprehensive index of J de Meyer's collection. Henry Bradshaw and Jean de Meyer have meticulously catalogued each item with detailed information, making this an essential reference for scholars and collectors alike.

Take a closer look at the printing history of the Historia S Albani in this intriguing volume. With a photographed facsimile and expert analysis by Henry Bradshaw, this work is an essential resource for bibliophiles and historians alike.