Brides of Christ women and monasticism in medieval and early modern Ireland
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Dublin, Ireland :
Four Courts Press
[2023]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Foreword - Abbess Máire Hickey OSB
- Introduction - Tracy Collins &
- Bronagh Ann McShane
- 'On the brink of the wave': towards an archaeology of female religious in early medieval Ireland - Tracy Collins
- Locating female saints and their foundations in the early medieval Irish martyrologies - Elva Johnston
- Soul sisters: two Irish holy women in their late antique context - Catherine Swift
- The other Peregrinatio: pilgrim nuns in medieval Regensburg and their Irish connections
- Putting women in order: a comparison of the medieval women religiousof Ballymore-Loughsewdy and Prémontré - Yvonne Seale
- Keeping it in the family: familial connections of abbesses and prioresses of convents in medieval Ireland - Mary Ann Lyons
- Marginal figures? Quasi-religious women in medieval Ireland - Colmán Ó Clabaigh OSB
- Sisters of the priory confraternity of Christ Church, Dublin, in the late Middle Ages - Colm Lennon
- Who were the nuns in early modern Ireland? - Bronagh Ann McShane
- Brides of Christ: 'ladies of fame and women worthy of praise' - Bishop Anne Dyer
