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Part 3 Materiality of the Earth

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The Elements in the Medieval World

Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Earth

Series: Elements, Nature, Environment, Volume: 2

Cover The Elements in the Medieval World

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Print Publication Date:: 06 Nov 2024

Subjects

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

Foreword

List of Figures

Notes on Contributors

Introduction

Part 1 Foundations of the Earth

Chapter 1 Isidore of Seville and the Bounty of the Earth

Chapter 2 The Transmutation of the Elemental Idea: the Metaphorical, Mathematical and Material Alchemy of Robert Grosseteste

Chapter 3 Shaking the Foundations: Reading Earthquakes in Byzantine and Chinese Sources

Part 2 Reception of the Earth

Chapter 4 The Oikoumenē and the Carolingian Reception of Virgil

Chapter 5 Ciò forma di la Terra il gran tumore: Cecco d’Ascoli and the Disposition of Dry Land in Medieval Cosmological Literature

Chapter 6 Terra, the Arts and Spiritual Ecologies

Chapter 7 De terra et partibus: Visions of the Earth in Medieval Mapping, c. 800–1300

Part 3 Materiality of the Earth

Chapter 8 Thinking with Mud: Dirt, Imagination and Early Medieval English Culture

Chapter 9 Mudbricks and Egyptian Monks: Some Critical Musings on Earthen Entanglements

Chapter 10 Maintaining the Earth: Soil Management and Sustainability in Medieval Agricultural Manuals

Chapter 11 Life in Earth: Animal Relations with Earth in the Physiologus, Bestiaries and Early Medieval Riddles

Part 4 Portents and Magic

Chapter 12 Earth in Anglo-Saxon England: Creation, Wisdom and Healing

Chapter 13 The Supernatural Secrets of Earth: Miracle Stories from the Latin Lives of the Welsh Saints

Chapter 14 The Anthropomorphic Earth and the Speaking Universe in Islamic Literature

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