Bibliography of research on bishops in Anglo-Saxon England and Ottonian-Salian Germany in the tenth and eleventh centuries, as well as comprehensive and comparative studies of this period, as long as either of the aforementioned geographical entities is covered.

The book chapter looks at the additional information given in the twelfth century itinerary made by the Icelandic monk Nikulás of Munkaþverá and includes a German translation of the itinerary.

The book chapter looks at the role of bishops in the German royal successions of 984 and 1024.

The book chapter analyses how bishops saw their role in succession struggles of tenth and early eleventh centuries Germany.

The Leiden University Old English ColloQuest is a digital, dynamic edition that adapts to each individual learner to offer an appropriate level of challenge. In particular, the type and frequency of the glosses are determined by diagnostic questions, which allows for effective adaptation to the learning needs of an individual user. As such, each…[Read more]

A brief note on the boar in medieval culture for a special issue on animals in the Middle Ages

This is the uncorrected proofs version of my review of Robert Flierman’s Saxon Identities for History journal. Some wording may differ from the final published version. Please refer to the journal website.