Tabla de Contenidos: “…Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Illustrations -- Abbreviations -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: The Shameful Business of Betrayal and Treason 1 / 1 Wiglaf’s Sword: The Coming of the State 25 / 2 In Sickness and in Health: The Boethian Narrative of the Two Geralds of Brecon 56 / 3 Treasonous and Dishonorable Conduct: The Private Dimension of Treason and Chivalric Reform in Late Medieval Florence 78 / 4 Royal Punishment and Reconciliation in Trastámara Castile 100 / 5 “A somewhat too cruel vengeance was taken for the blood of the slain”: Royal Punishment of Rebels, Traitors, and Political Enemies in Medieval Scotland, c. 1100–c. 1250 119 / 6 Revolt in Heaven: Lucifer’s Treason in Genesis B 147 / 7 Blessed Betrayal: The Opportunity of Treachery in Anglo-Latin Ecclesiastical Texts 170 / 8 Legal Ramifications of Ordeals and Treason in Morant und Galie 199 / 9 Religious Identity, Loyalty, and Treason in the Cycle du roi 223 / 10 Traitors Respond: English Catholic Polemical Strategies against Accusations of Treason at the End of the Sixteenth Century 250 -- 11 Treason and Deception in Late Medieval German Romances and Novels Königin Sibille, Melusine, and Malagis 269 / 12 Treacherous Women at King Arthur’s Court: Punishment and Shame 288 / 13 Treason and the Feast in Sir Thomas Malory’s Morte Darthur 320 / 14 ‘Tis Fearful Sleeping in a Serpent’s Bed’: Arden of Faversham and the Threat of the Petty Traitor 340 / 15 The Spatial Configuration of Shame in La Princesse de Clèves 356 / Conclusion: The Shame Game, from Guinevere to Cersei: Adultery, Treason, and Betrayal 371 / Back Matter -- Select Bibliography -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The visit to the fort at Brecon Gaer during the Welsh Congress. John Mann is to the left holding paper, Harald von Petrikovits to the right -- Figure 26. …”