This collection offers a range of interdisciplinary viewpoints on the occupation of space and theories of place in Britain and Ireland in the medieval and early modern periods. The contributions consider space in both its physical and abstract sense, exploring literature, history, art, manuscript studies, religion, geography and archaeology.

The thirteen essays in this book, presented in honour of Dr A. V. C. (Carl) Schmidt, are designed to reflect the range of his interests, from his magisterial work on Piers Plowman to his major contribution to the study of Chaucer and the medieval English contemplatives.

This book is Volume I of the first full-length study of the life and works of Francesco Sperulo of Camerino (1463–1531). It reconstructs the poet’s life and circle of contacts by placing his works in chronological order and setting them within the political and social circumstances of their composition.

This book is Volume II of the first full-length study of the life and works of Francesco Sperulo of Camerino (1463–1531). It presents a complete critical edition of all Sperulo’s surviving Latin works in poetry and prose, with translation and commentary.