Germanic Philology - Germanic Philology 13
Magic and texts in medieval Germanic traditions.
Magic and Texts in Medieval Germanic Traditions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS / CONTENTS
ÁRMANN JAKOBSSON
The magical past, the term forneskja and the Christianization of Iceland in
13th and 14th century history writing (pp. 1-21)
JASMINE BRIA
Divining practices in the Wonders of the East: the figure of the donestri (pp. 23-43)
DONATA BULLOTTA
Middle English magic formulas of the 15th century between conventionality and
innovation (pp. 45-70)
CLAUDIO CATALDI
The verse forms of the Old English “metrical” charms (pp. 71-90)
ELEONORA CIANCI
Problems of publishing the oldest German spellings (pp. 91-112)
GIUSEPPE D. DE BONIS
Issuer, addressee and executor in magical texts in Old English
(pp. 113-131)
DANIELA FRUSCIONE
Magic in the leges. Structural issues (pp. 133-154)
OMAR KHALAF
Encyclopaedic preservation or performative act? The translation of Latin
charms in the Old English Medicina de quadrupedibus (pp. 155-170)
MARIA CRISTINA LOMBARDI
Magic and precious stones in the Old Swedish Euphemiavisa Hertig Fredrik
av Normandie (pp. 171-195)
STEPHEN A. MITCHELL
Magic in Old Norse-Icelandic literature: a typology of modes (pp. 197-224)
CARLA RIVIELLO
Circe’s magic: from Boethius’ De Consolatione Philosophiae to the
Old English and Old High German versions (pp. 225-272)
CLAUDIA ROSENZWEIG
Elye ha-novi and the vampire in Old Yiddish (and Judeo-Italian).
A historiola and its history (pp. 253-278)
VERIO SANTORO
There is no magic in the Old Saxon Heliand (pp. 279-306)
MICHAEL SCHULTE
Magie in den älteren und jüngeren Runeninschriften? – Zum Status magischer
Konzepte in der Runologie (pp. 307-327)
LETIZIA VEZZOSI
Code-switching in Middle English healing charms (pp. 329-357).
LIST OF AUTHORS / LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS (pp. 359-361)
PREVIOUS VOLUMES / PREVIOUS VOLUMES (pp. 362-363)