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The New Pope: What a name can tell us about the shape of a Pontificate
When a new pope is elected, one of the first acts that captures the world’s attention is his choice of papal name. These names are not...
Luke Daly
4 days ago5 min read
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Medieval Monthly Edition 2: From Canterbury Tales to Exile
The Latest: Unlocking Chaucer - The British Library's Digitisation of 60 Manuscripts, Editions, Anthologies, and Fragments. “Whether...
Luke Daly
May 13 min read
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Welcome to Medieval Monthly!
Welcome to Medieval Monthly , a monthly newsletter bringing you exclusive monthly updates on industry news, podcast interviews,...
Luke Daly
Apr 155 min read
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Seasickness, blisters, and a boat load of adventure...
This month, myself and 35 other intrepid pilgrims travelled to Fowey to begin our 8-day sailing adventure to A Coruna before then walking...
Luke Daly
Jul 2, 20247 min read
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Guest Post: The Missing Link by Miguel Bronchud
The Missing Link: Tracing Freemasonry's Roots in the Medieval Kingdom of Aragon The genesis of chivalric freemasonry is a subject steeped...
Luke Daly
May 20, 202412 min read
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A Brief History of the Peoples of the Camino
In June, a spirited group of 36 pilgrims, myself included, will embark on an exhilarating two-week odyssey across both land and sea,...
Luke Daly
Feb 26, 20245 min read
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Of Land and Sea: The Maiden Voyage to the Camino Ingles
I have been very fortunate through my travels to have hiked volcanoes in Indonesia, the Annapurna mountain range in Nepal, and the...
Luke Daly
Feb 11, 20244 min read
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Matildas and Matriarchs in England's Epic Strife ("Women of the Anarchy" Book Review)
"Women of the Anarchy" by Sharon Bennett Connolly is a captivating exploration of the often-overlooked female figures who played pivotal...
Luke Daly
Jan 23, 20242 min read
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Divine Enterprise: The Obedientiaries of 13th Century Canterbury Cathedral
As with most English monastic communities by the early thirteenth century, parentage, institutional structure, and monastic activity can...
Luke Daly
Oct 10, 202320 min read
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Medieval Saints: From the Weird to the Absurd
The following is an extract from my upcoming book 'Saints and Sinners: A New History of the Middle Ages Through Saints and their Stories'...
Luke Daly
Aug 1, 202313 min read
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Pacifist Saint or Islamophobic Sinner? St Francis of Assisi and the Fifth Crusade
After the fourth crusade, the fervour that had once sung in the hearts and minds of those a century earlier had faded. In some ways,...
Luke Daly
May 17, 202312 min read
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Rome Questions, Byzantine Answers - The Age of Justinian
There is a theory within cosmology that describes a possible event whereby an imploding universe bounces back and reignites through a Big...
Luke Daly
Jan 7, 202327 min read
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A Man Between Two Worlds – St Augustine of Hippo
To pinpoint a specific moment in time when our dramatic epoch came into existence is one of the most difficult questions posed to the...
Luke Daly
Nov 6, 202223 min read
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The Death of a Monarch: A Thousand Years of Tradition
There is no doubt that September 19th, 2022, will forever be marked by one of the most momentous events in recent memory and current...
Luke Daly
Sep 20, 20225 min read
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Miracles, Wax Limbs, and Coins: Understanding Pilgrimage in England and N. France, 11th–13th Century
In his ‘ Liber Miraculorum Sancte Fidis’ , 11th century churchman and sceptic, Bernard of Angers reported hearing of strange miracles,...
Luke Daly
May 7, 202231 min read
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Abbot Suger and the Conception of Capetian Kingship in the 12th Century
The narrative of the twelfth century is one defined by kingship, religion, and violence. The crusades in the East, combined with a crisis...
Luke Daly
Apr 7, 202230 min read
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The Exploitation of Saints in Medieval England, 11th - 13th Century
The Commercialisation of Saints in Medieval England, 11th - 13th Century During the period in which the silver shrine of Saint Erkenwald...
Luke Daly
Jan 19, 202231 min read
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