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41st International Congress on Medieval Studies May 4–7, 2006 For a complete schedule and other information, please see their website: http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/congress/41congress/index.html De Re Militari Sessions Thursday, May 4th 10:00 am Vincent Franone - East German Slat Shields Jonathan B. Himes - Rules and Rites of Military Conduct in the Old English Waldare Carroll Gillmor - Charles the Bald’s Military Response to the Viking Incursions: A Reappraisal 12:00 pm De Re Militari Business Meeting Room: Bernard 209 1:30 pm Session 112: Topics in Medieval Military History:
The Martial Bottom Line: Military Finance in Later Medieval Spain Donald J. Kagay – Military Financing in the War of the Two Pedros L.J. Andrew Villalon, Ransoming as a Fiscal Strategy in the Thirteenth-Century Iberian Wars Nicolas Agrait – The Assembly and Finance of Navies in Fourteenth-Century Castile 3:30 pm Session 156: Warfare in the High Middle Ages John France – Mercenaries and Capuchins in the Twelfth Century Louis B. Haas – “For I Was Only Wounded by the Enemy’s Darts in Five Places, though My Horse Was Wounded in Fifteen”: Knightly Casualties in the Age of the Cruades Mark Vaughn – John de Maidstone and Richard de Abingdon: King Edward I’s Logisticians Ionne K. Lekea – The Battle of Apros and Its Impact on the Byzantine Warfare of the Early Fourteenth Century
Friday, May 5th 1:30 pm Session 281: Journal of Medieval Military History
Annual Lecture Richard Abels – Cultural Representation and the Practice of War in the Early and High Middle Ages Response: John France
Other Sessions of Interest to Military Historians Thursday, May 4th 10:00 am Session 43: The Crusades I J. Mark Nicovich - The Italian Maritime States: Naval Crusading as a State Enterprise, 1095-1124 Jaroslav Folda - Eurasian Artisitic Contacts: Crusaders, Mamluks, Mongols Naomi Ruth Pitamber - Hybrid Devotion: The Melisende Psalter's Latin Prayers and Byzantine Icons
1:30 pm Session 69: The Crusades II Vincent Ryan – Marian Patronage during the Fourth Crusade David Perry – The Division of Relics after the Fourth Crusade: The Role of Tradition, Patronage, and Sticky Fingers Walter K. Hanak – The Aborted Crusade of 1452-53 to Rescue Constantinople from the Turks 3:30 pm Session 127: The Crusades III Craig M. Nakashian – Sword Association: Knightly Military Behavior on and off Crusade Paul Crawford – Agent of the King? Romeus de Brugaria and the Templars Sebastian Savlado – Templar Liturgy in Acre: A Proper Office for Saint Bernard Friday, May 5th 10:00 am Session 222: Origins of the Crusades, the Military
Orders, and Mediterranean Warfare Paul E. Chevedden – The Council of Melfi (1059) and the First Crusade: The Norman Conquest of Islamic Sicily (1059-1091) Paul Padilla – The Catalan Navy in the Late Medieval Period Theresa M. Vann – Divine Intervention and Religious Warfare Session 256: Medieval Western Martial Arts: Problems
of Interpretation I Keith Alderson – Been There, Done That? Questions of Interpretation and Authority in the Doebringer Fechtbuch Nurnberger Handschrift GNM 3227a Sean Hayes – The Martial Image in the Medieval Pedagogic Text Session 268: Military Traditions in Early Celtic
Lands Amber Handy – Life after the Fian: The Reintergration of the Young Irish Warrior into Society Valerie Dawn Hampton – The Celtic Castle: A Comparison between Rushen Castle and Castle Trim A. Jesse Heinsen – Viking Age Swords Distributed in Celtic Lands 1:30 Session 318: Dana Carleton Munro’s “The Speech of
Pope Urban II at Clermont, 1095”: A Centennial Appreciation John Howe – Urban’s Promise of “Spiritual Rewards”: Dana Munro and Ecclesiastical History Janus Moller Jensen – The Reception of Pope Urban II’s Speech at Clermont in Scandinvavia Lawrence J. McCrank – Urban II’s Challenge to Islam in the West: Multiple Crusades and the Evolving Crusading Movement from Spain 3:30 Session 383: Medieval Western Martial Arts: Problems
of Interpretation II Bob Charran – The Personal Art of War: Medieval European Marital Arts Revived Saturday, May 6th 1:30 pm Session 448: Crusade Historiography William Purkis – Pope Calixtus II, the Historia Turpini, and the Origins of Crusading in Spain Natasha Hodgson – Crusade Narrative as Chivalric Literature: The Interpenetration of Fact and Fiction Marcus Bull – The Gesta Francorum as Narrative History Nicholas Morton – The Teutonic Knights during the Crusade of Frederick II: The Evidence of the Ibelin Chroniclers Sunday May 7th 9:00 am Session 609: Warfare and Violence in the Middle
Stages of the Hundred Years War James Hart – Crusader or Saint? Thomas of Lancaster and the Rhetoric of Rebellion Daniel Thiery – Henry V and the Rouen Ditch: A Search for Civility within the Civilizing Process Malcolm
Mercer – The “Ins and Outs” after the Battle of Towton: Structural Changes
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