Norbert Schnitzler

Picturing the Law—Introductory Remarks on the Medieval Iconography of Judgement and Punishment
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 1-15. [PDF]  

Alain Boureau

Conflicting Norms: Liturgical Procedure and the Separation of Divine Law from Human Law (England, Eleventh Century)
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 17-40. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Anne Gilmour-Bryson

The Templar Trials: Did the System Work?
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 41-65. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Gwendollyn Gout Grautoff

Vidal Mayor: A Visualisation of the Juridical Miniature
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 67-89. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Margarete Hubrath

Keeping the Judge in Mind: Representations of Justice in Late Medieval Sermons
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 91-102. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Norbert Schnitzler

Judas' Death: Some Remarks Concerning the Iconography of Suicide in the Middle Ages
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 103-118. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Axel Bolvig

The Notion of Jurisdiction in Danish Medieval Wall Paintings
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 119-138. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Matthias Lentz

Defamatory Pictures and Letters in Late Medieval Germany: The Visualisation of Disorder and Infamy
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 139-160. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ulrich Meier

The Iconography of Justice and Power in the Sculptures and Paintings of Town Halls in Medieval Germany1
The Medieval History Journal 2000 3: 161-174. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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