The Chronicle Attributed to John of Wallingford

The Latin American chronicle has a rich tradition, yet its status within the academic field remains variable across the continent. The term “Latin American chronicle” encompasses a...

Abstract The chronicle of Marcellinus, like any similar work, represents its author’s attempt to constitute a picture of the past which is meaningful for his contemp...

In his numerous works, in particular in Dzieje starozytne narodu litewskiego (Wilno, 1835-1841), Teodor Narbutt often referred to the Chronicle of Rivius, which he claimed to have ...

1200 Gift by Richard son of Ralph (Rand'i), chaplain of Theale (la pele), to Reading Abbey of the whole land with rents and all appurtenances which he had in the parish of St Mary ...

"You could think of our kind of scholarship," he said, "as something like 'slow food' in a fast-food culture."— Ivan Kreilkamp, co-editor of Victorian Studies(Chronicle of Higher E...

Abstract This article discusses the Chronicle of Michael of Carynthia, an early sixteenth-century text that tells the story of the origins and development of the Franciscan Ord...

The huge manuscript “Slavo-Serbian Chronicle”, amounting to about 3,000 pages, was written by Count Djordje Branković (1645—1711) under the conditions of imprisonment to which he w...

The article examines the linguistic features of the diary-chronicle “War” by  I. Bazhansky, in particular the dialect vocabulary. The language of I. Bazhansky's works is valuable b...