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Katharina von Alexandrien
ST KATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA. Texts and contexts in
Western medieval Europe, hg.v. J. Jenkins, Turnhout
2003 (19-35: Walsh, Christine:
The role of the Normans in the development of the cult of St Katherine/37-52:
Le-
wis, Katherine J.: Pilgrimage
and the cult of St Katherine in late medieval England/53-86: Cartwright,
Jane: "Buc-
hedd Catrin" : a preliminary
study of the Middle Welsh life of Katherine of Alexandria and her cult
in medieval
Wales/87-107: Sands, Tracey
R.: The saint as symbol : the cult of St Katherine of Alexandria among
medieval
Sweden's high aristocracy/109-130:
Bernau, Anke: A Christian corpus : virginity, violence, and knowledge in
the
life of St Katherine of Alexandria/131-152:
Francomano, Emily C.: "Lady, you are quite a chatterbox" : the le-
gend of St Katherine of Alexandria,
wives' words, and women's wisdom in MS Escorial h-I-13/153-170: Jenkins,
Jacqueline: St Katherine and
laywomen's piety : the Middle English prose life in London, British Library,
Harley
MS 4012/171-199: Winstead,
Karen A.: St Katherine's hair/201-220: Reames, Sherry L.: St Katherine
and the late
medieval clergy : evidence
from English breviaries/221-240: Frazier, Alison: Katherine's place in
a Renaissance col-
lection : evidence from Antonio
degli Agli (c. 1400-1477), "De vitis et gestis sanctorum");