Medieval manuscripts, their makers and users: a special issue of Viator in honor of Richard and Mary Rouse

Contents

Text and image in the Getty Tristan, Los Angeles, J. Paul Getty Museum, MS Ludwig XV, 5 / Keith Busby -- Laurent de Premierfait and the visualization of antiquity / Anne D. Hedeman -- The pro-active reader : learning to learn the law / Susan L'Engle -- Linking ancient Troy and medieval France : illumination of an early copy of the Roman de Troie / Elizabeth Morrison -- Jean le Noir et Saint-Martin-des-Champs / François Avril -- La bibliothèque des Dominicains de Bâle au XVe siècle : fragment inédit d'un catalogue alphabétique / François Dolbeau -- Writing history from manuscript and artifact : building an object-based narrative of the early Middle Ages in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century France / Bonnie Effros -- The transmission of North African texts to Europe in late antiquity / Stacey Grahan -- Non-biblical texts in thirteenth-century Bibles / Laura Light -- Private libraries privately made / Patricia Stirnemann -- William Darker : the work of an English Carthusian scribe / A. I. Doyle -- Dan Michel of Northgate and his books / Ralph Hanna -- Books and their survival : the case of English manuscripts of Wyclif's Latin works / Anne Hudson -- "Genealogical" history and the English roll / Margaret Lamont -- Noble & most ancient : catalogues of city foundation in fourteenth-century Italy / Carrie E. Benes -- UCLA Rouse MS 32 : the provenance of a dismembered Italian book of hours illuminated by the Master of the Brussels Initials / Peter Kidd -- The Richard and Mary Rouse Collection of Medieval Manuscripts at the University of California, Los Angeles / Sandra Hindman.