Animals were an important part of the everyday lives of ancient and medieval people, whether they were real or imagined, and their literary use in the Middle Ages formed a moral language.

The compact and effective show was co-curated by Larisa Grollemond, assistant curator of manuscripts, and Bryan Keene, assistant professor of art history at Riverside City College.

The Middle Ages.; A HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES. By Dana Carleton Munro Professor of European History, University of Wisconsin, With maps and illustrations.

The University of North Georgia Press and Affordable Learning Georgia bring you British Literature I: From the Middle Ages to Neoclassicism and the Eighteenth Century. Featuring over 50 authors and ...

In the Middle Ages, some physicians used what are known as medico-magical methods that included charms to heal or ward off illnesses, healing incantations and religious prayers. Palm and face ...

All these mediaeval receipts, Prof. Klein explained, were lost during the quackery of the Middle Ages, only to be reinvented centuries later.

Northern European men living during the early Middle Ages were nearly as tall as their modern-day American descendants, a finding that defies conventional wisdom about progress in living standards ...

In the Middle Ages European artists and theologians shaped a new terrifying vision of Satan and the punishments awaiting sinners in his realm.