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CONTRIBUTORS

Emilie Amt is the Hildegarde Pilgram Professor of History at Hood

College. She received her DPhil from Oxford. She is the editor of several

sourcebooks including Women’s Lives in Medieval Europe: A Sourcebook ;

coeditor of Dialogus de Scaccario/The Dialogue of the Exchequer ; and author

of The Accession of Henry II in England, 1149–1159 . She is currently edit-

ing the Latin cartulary of Godstow Abbey and writing a history of the

convent.

Nicole Archambeau is a graduate of the University of California, Santa

Barbara, and an ACLS New Faculty Fellow at Caltech. Her research

explores the cultural construction of emotion in the late Middle Ages,

especially the intersection of medicine and spirituality in the healing of

emotional distress. She uses canonization inquest testimony in conjunc-

tion with medical texts and notarial records to contextualize expressions

of emotion in the Mediterranean West.

Anne Reiber DeWindt is a fellow of the Royal Historical Society and

teaches at the University of Detroit-Mercy. She is coauthor of Royal Justice

and the Medieval English Countryside, and Ramsey: The Lives of an English

Fenland Town, 1200–1600 . She has written articles on the social his-

tory of the medieval English peasant, witchcraft, and an essay in Women

Medievalists and the Academy , edited by Jane Chance.

Theresa Earenfight , professor of History at Seattle University, spe-

cializes in medieval queens and queenship. She is the author of The

King’s Other Body: María of Castile and the Crown of Aragon (2009) and

“Doing without the Persona of the Prince? Kings, Queens, and the Idea

of Monarchy in Medieval Europe” (2007), and editor of Queenship and

Political Power in Medieval and Early Modern Spain (2005) and Women and

Wealth in Late Medieval Europe (2010).

Katherine L. French is the J. Frederick Hoffman Chair of Medieval

English History at the University of Michigan. In addition to articles

on women’s history, she is the author of two monographs People of the

C O N T R I B U T O R S278

Parish: Community Life in a Late Medieval English Diocese and The Good

Women of the Parish: Gender and Religion after the Black Death . She is co-author

with Allyson Poska of the two-volume Women and Gender in the Western

Past , 2 vols.

Valerie L. Garver is associate professor of History at Northern Illinois

University where she teaches medieval history and medieval studies. She

is the author of Women and Aristocratic Culture in the Carolingian World

(Cornell University Press, 2009). Currently she is working on a new

book project entitled The Meanings and Uses of Dress and Textiles in the

Carolingian World, c. 715–c. 915 .

Charlotte Newman Goldy is associate professor of History at Miami

University. She is the author of The Anglo-Norman Nobility in the Reign of

Henry I. The Second Generation , “ The Shiftiness of a Woman : Narratizing

the Anstey Case” in Historical Ref lections/Réf lexions historiques and “A

Thirteenth-Century Anglo-Jewish Woman Crossing Boundaries: Visible

and Invisible.”

Amy Livingstone is a professor of History of Wittenberg University

and co-editor of the journal Medieval Prosopography. She is the author

of Out of Love for My Kin: Aristocratic Family Life in the Lands of the

Loire, 1000–1200 (2010) and the co-editor of Medieval Monks: Ideals

and Realities: Essays in Honor of Richard E. Sullivan and has written sev-

eral essays and articles examining the experience of French aristocratic

women and family life.

Jonathan R. Lyon is assistant professor of Medieval History at the

University of Chicago. His research interests focus on the history of the

German nobility and the Holy Roman Empire. He has published articles

in the Journal of Medieval History and German History . He is also completing

a book-length study of the role of sibling relationships in German politics

during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.

Linda E. Mitchell is the Martha Jane Phillips Starr/Missouri

Distinguished Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and professor of

History at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and the senior editor

of the journal Historical Ref lections/Réf lexions Historiques . Recent contri-

butions include Family Life in the Middle Ages ; she is also the co-editor of

The Ties that Bind: Essays in Medieval British History in Honor of Barbara

Hanawalt. She is preparing a book-length study on Joan de Valence, Lady

of Pembroke and Wexford.

Christian Raffensperger is assistant professor of History at Wittenberg

University. He works on Rusian integration into the wider medieval

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world, focusing on dynastic marriage, and has published several articles

on the subject and a monograph Reimagining Europe: Kievan Rus’ in the

Medieval World .

Jamie Smith is an independent scholar. She is author of “Legal Protection

for Wives of Absent Husbands in Late Fourteenth-Century Genoa,”

in Worth and Repute: Valuing Gender in Late Medieval and Early Modern

Europe Essays in Honour of Barbara Todd , edited by Kim Kippen and Lori

Woods. Her research interests include premodern families, law, gender,

and exile.

Rebecca Lynn Winer is associate professor of History at Villanova

University. Her first book, Women, Wealth, and Community in Perpignan, c.

1250–1300: Christians, Jews, and Enslaved Muslims in a Medieval Mediterranean

Town , appeared in 2006. She is currently working on breastfeeding and

childcare in medieval Roussillon and Catalonia, where she has branched

out from the town and into the countryside since many peasant women

served as wet nurses.

Abelard, Peter, 51

Abingdon monastery, 14–17 , 19 , 28 n16

Adam, Abbot of Evesham, 28 n17

Adela of Lavardin, Lady, 135–36 , 135 ,

150 n38

Adelheid, Abbess of Quedlinburg, 77 ,

82 n21

Adelheid, Holy Roman Empress.

See Evpraksia Vsevolodovna

Admont, Abbot of, 59

Admont convent (Styria), 52 , 56–64 ,

67 n38 , 68 n46

Aethelthryth, St., 22–23

Agatha of Lavardin, 133 , 135

Agnes of Vendôme, Countess, 136 ,

148 n16

Alenger, William, 104

Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln, 19

Alexander II, King of Scotland, 205 n4

Alfonso V, King of the Crown of Aragón

(husband of María of Castile; son

of Fernando I of Aragón), 210 , 210 ,

214 , 216–17 , 219–22 , 223 n4

Alfonso XI, King of Castile (father of

Enrique II of Castile and Pedro I

of Castile), 212–13 , 224 n15

Alpais, Abbess of St. Peter’s of Rheims,

155–62 , 157 , 165 , 167 n5 , 168 n19

cushion of, 156–57 , 157 , 159–62 ,

167 n6 , 169 n27, n37

Álvaro de Luna, 215–20

Amadeus of Savoy, Count, 193

Amt, Emilie, 7 , 13–31 , 52 , 139 , 238 , 249

Anastasia Iaroslavna, Queen of

Hungary, 72 , 79

Anastasia of Oxford (family of Walter

the Goldsmith), 236 , 238 , 244 n44

Andreu, Ramon, 188

Andrew, King of Hungary, 72

Angier, Canon of St. Frideswide’s

Priory, 24

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle , 17

Anjou, Count of, 148 n11

Anna Iaroslavna, Queen of France, 72 ,

77 , 82 n20

Annales Sancti Disibodi , 83 n33

Annales Stadenses , 78

Annalista Saxo , 73 , 75

Antera of Oxford, 235

apprenticeships, 102

Aragón, 177 , 209–25

Archambeau, Nicole, 6 , 7 , 24 , 33–50

Arnold, John, 47 n18

Asani, Guillem, 188 n8

Asher of Oxford, 229 , 235 , 240

Assumption Guild (Westminster), 249 ,

251 , 253–54 , 259

Attewell, John, 255

Augustine, St., 35 , 44 , 48 n36

Confessions , 41

De Trinitate , 41

Soliloquies , 40–41

Avelina of Lavardin, 134 , 135 , 138 , 146

Avignon papacy, 35–36

Ávila, Cortes of, 217

Baillet-en-France excavations, 163–64 ,

171 n49

Bailliol, Agnes FitzGerald, 195

Bailliol, Hugh, 195

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Baker, Jane, 260

Barbara, St., 145

Barcelona, 221–22

Barnard, Hannah, 5

Baron, John, 110 n48

Barons’ Wars, 194 , 196 , 203

Barrow, Mistress, 254 , 259–60

Bartholomea, Bertranda, 39 , 42 , 45

Bartholomew of Vendôme, 143–44

Bartlet, Suzanne, 242 n17

Basket, Mistress, 251–52

Bate, William, 255

Baumgarten, Elisheva, 238

Baynard, Katherine, 257

Baynard, William, 254–55 , 257 ,

264 n52

Beach, Alison, 66 n21 , 67 n38

Beatrice (sister of Udo, Bishop of

Hildesheim), 53–57

Beatrix of Lavardin, 135

Bego of Paris, Count (husband of

Alpais), 158

beguines, 36–39 , 46–47 n16

Bek, Anthony, Archbishop of

Durham, 206 n13

Béla II, King of Hungary, 52 , 58

Bellman, Thomas, 85 , 95 , 97

Benet, Robert, 109 n34

benevolence drives, 251–52 , 254–55 ,

257–61

Bennett, Judith M., 6 , 86 , 106 ,

107 n16

Berenger, Christina, 99

Berenger, Joan (first, daughter of

William), 95–99 , 106

Berenger, Joan (second, daughter of

John, Jr.), 99

Berenger, Joan (third), 101

Berenger, John, 99

Berenger, John, Jr., 98

Berenger, Richard, 98–99

Berenger, William, 95 , 108 n19 , 110 n48

Berenger family of Warboys, 87–89 ,

95–103 , 105

Bernard of Angers, 149 n31

Bernard of Clairvaux, St., 35 , 49 n47

Steps of Humility , 43–44

Bernold of St. Blasien, 75–77

Bertha of Savoy, Queen of the

Germans, 83 n30

Bertrand Iusbert, Father, 39

Bigod, Hugh, 195

Bigod, Maud. See Marshal, Maud la

Bigod, Roger, 205 n8

Black Death, 33 , 35

Blanca of Navarre, 215–17

Blanquet, Antoni (elder son of Bernat

Blanquet, Sr.), 173–76 , 174 , 181–82 ,

184–85 , 188–91

Blanquet, Arnalda (wife of Antoni

Blanquet), 174 , 185 , 190

Blanquet, Berenguera Jaume (wife of

Bernat Blanquet, Sr.), 173–75 , 174 ,

179–83 , 185 , 187 , 189 , 191

Blanquet, Bernat, Jr. (elder son of

Bernat Blanquet, Sr.), 173–76 ,

174 , 181–82 , 184–85 , 188–90 ,

191 n4, n5

Blanquet, Bernat, Sr., 173–90 , 174

Blanquet, Clayrana Gros (wife of

Guillem Blanquet), 174 , 182 , 190

Blanquet, Ermengarda (elder daughter

of Berengera and Bernat Blanquet,

Sr.). See Ros, Ermengarda

Blanquet

Blanquet, Francesc (son of Antoni

Blanquet), 174 , 176

Blanquet, Guillem (younger son of

Berenguera and Bernat Blanquet,

Sr.), 174–75 , 182 , 184–85 , 190

Blanquet, Guillema (younger daughter

of Berenguera and Bernat

Blanquet, Sr.). See Coquorelli,

Guillema Blanquet

Blanquet, Raymunda Pagès (wife of

Bernat Blanquet, Jr.), 174 , 181–82 ,

185 , 188–89

Blanquet family of Roussillon, 105 ,

173–91

genealogical tree, 174

parchments digest, 187–90

Bloet of Raglan, Lady, 199

Boccaccio

The Decameron , 116 , 128 n11

Bouchard IV of Vendôme, Count,

151 n43

I N D E X 283

Bough, Elizabeth (second Mistress),

253–54

Bough, Mistress (f irst), 250 , 252–53

Bough, Thomas, 253

Braose, Eva Marshal de, 195 , 205 n8

Braose, William de, 195

Brounyng, Agnes, 108 n31

Brown, Edith, 257

Browning, Agnes, 100 , 105–6

Browning, Alice, 100

Browning, Emma, 99 , 105–6

Browning, John (first, father of

Emma, Agnes, Alice, and

Margaret), 99–100

Browning, John (second), 100

Browning, John (third), constable, 100

Browning, John (last), 100

Browning, Margaret, 100 , 105–6

Browning family of Warboys, 89 ,

99–100 , 105–6

Bruce, Robert, 202

Burgess, Anne (daughter-in-law of

Johanna Burgess), 254

Burgess, Johanna, 253–54

Burgess, Mistress, 250 , 252

Burgess, Thomas, 253

Burgh, Elizabeth de, 203 , 204 n2

Byzantium, 70 , 71 , 73 , 78 , 170 n37

Cabassoles, Philippe de, Bishop of

Cavaillon, 36

Cabrières hermitage, 35 , 38

Caito, Andriolo, 122

Cambridge, 85 , 96 , 97–98 , 97 , 108 n22

Camille, Michael, 233

Campo, Antonina, 119

Campo, Beatrice, 119

Campo, Matteo, 119

Campo, Perrino, 119

Campsey Ash Priory (Suffolk), 23–24

camsiles (linen cloth or shirts), 157–58 ,

163–64

canonization, 31 n53 , 33–45 , 45 n1 ,

46 n16 , 47 n17, n19, n21

Cantilupe, Eve, 195

Cantilupe, William, 195

Capitulary of Aachen , 164

Carlo, Clarissa, 123

Carlo, Luca, 123

Carolingian Empire, 7 , 99 , 155–72

Carruthers, Mary, 38

Caspe, Compromise of, 224 n19

Castile, 209–25

Castile, Bishops of, 215 , 224 n20

Català, Alamanda Soerii, 185 , 190

Català, Guillem, 185 , 190

Català, Ramon, 190

Catalina of Castile (daughter of Catalina

of Lancaster; wife of Enrique,

Infante of Aragón), 210–11 , 210 ,

213 , 216–23

Catalina of Lancaster, Queen of Castile

(mother of Catalina of Castile;

wife of Enrique III of Castile),

209–17 , 210 , 224 n20

Catalonia (Catalunya), 173–92 ,

214–15 , 218

law codes, 173 , 180 , 191 n3

testamentary practice, 176

Charlemagne, King of the Franks,

157–58 , 160 , 166 n2

Charles the Bald, King of West Francia,

156–59

Chartres, 132 , 134 , 150 n31

Cathedral, 133 , 142

Chartres, Count of, 148 n11

children

birth order, 175–77 , 181–82 , 184

death of, 7 , 191 , 197 , 200

See also mothers and motherhood

Clairà (Roussillon village), 175–90 ,

192 n24

Clare, Gilbert de, Earl of Gloucester

and Hertford, 195 , 199 , 204 n1

Clare, Isabella de, Countess of

Pembroke (mother of Joan la

Marshal), 193–94 , 195 , 205 n8

Clare, Maud de, Countess of Gloucester

and Hertford, 208 n21

Clare, Richard de, Earl of Gloucester

and Hertford, 205 n8

Claremont, Beatrice de, 195

Claxtson, Wynnefred, 260

Clement III, anti-Pope, 75 , 77–78 ,

83 n27

Codalet, Arnau de, 178

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Colette of Corbie, St., 47 n25

commemoration

Abbess Ediva’s seal as, 20 , 29 n33 , 139

Carolingian women and, 161

Joan de Valence and, 199 , 203 ,

206 n12 , 208 n26

Lavardin women and, 138–39 ,

149 n29

royal women and, 149 n29

Comyn, Joan (daughter of Joan de

Valence), 195 , 199–200 , 202 ,

208 n23

Comyn, John, 195 , 202 , 208 n23

Comyn, John Jr., 195

Conrad I, Archbishop of Salzburg,

59–62 , 64 , 68 n42

Conrad III, King of Germany, 58–61 ,

64 , 78

Conradina of Genoa, 119 , 125

Constantinople, Patriarch of, 83 n27

Constanza of Castile, 213

Copin of Oxford, 234–36 , 239

Copin of Worcester, 233–34

Coquorelli, Guillem, 174 , 181 , 184 , 189 ,

191 n4

Coquorelli, Guillema Blanquet

(younger daughter of Berenguera

and Bernat Blanquet, Sr.), 174 ,

175 , 181–82 , 184 , 189–90 , 191 n4

Cornysh, Mistress, 252

Cornysh, William, 263 n27

Costa, Astruga, 181 , 188

Costa, Guillema II, 181 , 188

Costa, Guillema Mestre, 181 , 188

Costa, Pere, 181 , 188

Cox, David, 16 , 27 n1 , 31 n57

Cristina Proud of Oxford, 236 , 244 n44

Crusades, Second, 144

Damian, Peter, 150 n33

Datini, Margherita, 230–31

David, King (Biblical figure), 139–41 , 144

David of Oxford, 228–34 , 236 , 238 ,

241 n3

Davis, Natalie Zemon, 6

Delphine de Puimichel, Countess, St.,

6 , 24 , 33–44 , 46 n6 , 47 n20

tomb of, 48 n37

Dercalerri, Guillem, 188

Desgau, Arnau, 187

Desgau, Blanca, 187

Desgau, Dolça, 187

Devroey, Jean-Pierre, 166 n4

DeWindt, Anne Reiber, 6 , 85–111 ,

177 , 237

Dhuoda, 147 n10 , 166 n1

divorce, 227–30 , 234 , 238–40 , 242 n8

Dockray-Miller, Mary, 27 n30, n45

Doria, Antonio, 124

Doria, Banaraschus, 115

Doria, Clarissa, 124

Doria, Napoleone, 115

Douceline of Digne, 39 , 45 , 48 n39

dowries

bequests and, 181 , 185

birth order and, 181–82 , 184

donatio propter nuptias (countergift)

and, 179 , 182 , 184 , 187 , 190

Eva-Avelina of Lavardin and, 136

golpe de Tordesillas and, 211 , 217 ,

219–20

“phantom,” 115–16

restitution of, 116 , 125 , 127 n9 ,

173–74 , 187

Roussillon and, 173–75 , 179–84 ,

187–90

Sophia of Hungary and loss of, 61

women’s employment and, 108 n25

Duby, Georges, 4

Durand Andree, Master, 35 , 39–43 , 45 ,

47 n24

Earenfi ght, Theresa, 5 , 7 , 196 , 209–25

Eastern Europe, 69–70 , 203

Eberhard (son of Alpais and Bego),

158–59

Eberhard of Friuli (husband of Gisela,

daughter of Louis the Pious), 160

Ediva, Abbess of Godstow Abbey,

14–25 , 29 n33 , 139 , 238

Edmund of Abingdon, St., 24 , 31 n53

Edward I, King of England, 193–94 ,

196–98 , 201–2

Einhard, 166 n2

Ela, Countess of Salisbury, 208 n26

Eleanor of Aquitaine, 3 , 149 n23

I N D E X 285

Eleanor of Castile, Queen of England

(wife of Edward I), 196 , 204 ,

206 n10

Eleanor of England, Countess of

Leicester (sister of Henry III;

wife of Simon de Montfort;

mother of Eleanor de Montfort),

195 , 205 n4, n5

Elizabeth, St., 247 , 252–54 , 258 , 261

Elizabeth of Schönau, 51

Ely Abbey, 22

Elzear de Sabran, Count, St., 35

tomb of, 48 n37

Emery, Richard, 178

emigration, 85–111 , 239

Emma (wife of Einhard), 166 n2

Emma, Queen of East Francia (wife of

Louis the German), 160 , 166 n4

English Register of Godstow Nunnery , 15 ,

24 , 27 n5 , 30 n42

Enrique, Infante of Aragón (husband

of Catalina of Castile; son of

Fernando I of Aragón), 210–13 ,

210 , 215–22 , 223 n4

Enrique II, King of Castile (Enrique

Trastámara, illegitimate son

of Alfonso XI; grandfather

of Enrique III of Castile and

Fernando I of Aragón), 212–13

Enrique III, King of Castile (husband of

Catalina of Lancaster), 209 , 210 , 213

Ermengol, Ermengarda, 181 , 189

Ermengol, Pere, 181 , 189

Ermengol, Ramon, 181 , 189

Eustachia Gouet, Lady, 133

Eva-Avelina of Lavardin, 120 ,

135 , 136–38 , 140–41 , 145–46 ,

148 n17 , 148–49 n23

Evergates, Theodore, 4

Evpraksia Vsevolodovna (Adelheid),

Princess of Rus’, Empress of

Germany, 6 , 58 , 69–80 , 72 ,

82 n24 , 83 n31 , 84 n47 , 203

Fernando I, King of the Crown of

Aragón (husband of Leonor of

Albuquerque), 210 , 213–15 , 217 ,

224 n18, n20

Fernando II, King of the Crown of

Aragón (husband of Isabel of

Castile), 209

Ferrante (illegitimate son of Alfonso V

of Aragón), 221

Ferrers, Sibyl, 195 , 205 n8

Ferrers, William, 195

Ferris, Jane, 260

FitzGerald, Maurice, 195

f itzWaifer, Ralph, 18

f itzWaifer women, 18–19

Flemyng, John, 109 n34

Flemyng, William, 109 n34

Fletcher, Christopher, 64

Flodoard of Rheims, 158

Florence, 114 , 119–20

Foglieta, Oberto, 113

Fontana, Jacopo, 123

Forsyth, Ilene H., 149 n31

Fourth Lateran Council, 232

Francis, St., 48 n39

Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor,

205 n4

French, Katherine L., 5–7 , 18 , 102 , 124 ,

133 , 200 , 235 , 247–65

Frideswide, Princess, St., 17

friendship and networks, 1 , 5 , 45 n5

Genoa and legal agency and, 113 ,

114 , 119–26

Godstow Abbey foundation and, 13 ,

15–19 , 23–24

Jewish and cross-religious, in

Oxford, 230–40

Joan de Valence and, 194–95 ,

198–200 , 202 , 204

power and governance in Castile and

Aragón and, 209–22

Roussillon peasants and, 176 , 181 , 182

Sophia of Hungary and requests for

aid, 52 , 53 , 55–57 , 60–64

Warboys emigrants and, 99–106

Westminster parish life and, 247–65

Gardener, Walter, 251

Gardener, wife of Walter, 251

Garver, Valerie, 7 , 52 , 99 , 107 n15 , 124 ,

155–72

Genès (Genesius), St., 147 n8

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Geneville, Catherine, Prioress of

Aconbury, 199 , 204

Genoa, 113–29 , 136 , 183

Geoffrey of Vendôme, 135

Géza II, King of Hungary, 58–63

Gilbert, Earl of Gloucester and

Hertford, 194

Girlindis, 155–58 , 162–65 , 171 n49

Gisela (daughter of Louis the

Pious), 160

Godfrey, Thomas, 108 n31

Godstow Abbey, 13–31 , 139

Goldberg, Eric, 166 n4

Goldberg, P.J.P., 107 n9, n13 , 109 n36 ,

110 n53

Goldy, Charlotte Newman, 5 , 7 , 18 ,

124 , 227–46 , 252

Gregory the Great, St., 35 , 40–41 , 44

Dialogues , 41

Gregory VII, Pope, 54 , 75–76

Grimoard, Anglic, Bishop of

Avignon, 36

Gros, Beatriu, 182 , 190

Gros, Bernat, 174 , 190

Gros, Ramon, 190

Guibert of Nogent

Praise of Mary , 150 n33

Guibert of Nogent, 150 n33

Guiscard, Robert, 78

Guzman, Leonor de (mother of

Leonor of Albuquerque), 224 n15

hagiography, 7 , 14 , 22 , 24

Haimeric Gaumard of Lavardin

(grandson of Eva-Avelina),

138 , 141 , 143–44 , 146 , 149 n23 ,

150 n37

Haimeric of Alluyes (f irst husband of

Eva-Avelina of Lavardin), 135 ,

136 , 138

Hamartolous, George, 70

Hanawalt, Barbara A., 4 , 10 n15 ,

243 n22 , 265 n81

Hastings, Henry de, 195

Hastings, Hugh de, 199

Hastings, Isabella (daughter of

Joan de Valence), 195 , 199–200 ,

202 , 207 n19

Hastings, John de, 195 , 199

Hastings, John II, 195 , 207 n19

Hatchet, Mistress (f irst), 251–53

Hatchet, Mistress (second), 253–54

Hatchet, William, 253–54 , 263 n36

Hatchet children, 252

Heloise d’Argenteuil, 51

Helpes of Lavardin, 134 , 135 , 146

Henry (son of Conrad III, King of

Germany; betrothed to Sophia of

Hungary), 58–59 , 61 , 64

Henry I, King of England, 15 , 27

Henry I, King of France, 72 , 82 n20

Henry II, King of England, 13 , 207 n20

Henry III, King of England,

194–96 , 205 n4, n8 , 206 n10 , 228 ,

229 , 237

Henry III “the Long” of Stad, Margrave

of Saxon Nordmark (first husband

of Evpraksia Vsevolodovna), 72 ,

73–74

Henry IV, King of England, 95

Henry IV, King of Germany, Holy

Roman Emperor (second husband

of Evpraksia Vsevolodovna), 54 ,

69 , 72 , 74–79 , 82 n21, n24 , 83 n30,

n31, n32

Henry V, King of England, 206 n12

Henry VII, King of England, 259

Herbord of Michelsberg, 59–60 , 62–63 ,

68 n42

Hereford, Bishop of, 239

heresy inquests, 36 , 47 n17, n18

Herlihy, David, 9 n9 , 125

Hervé of Beaugency, 135 , 138

Hildegarde von Bingen, Abbess, 3 , 51

Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denis, 163

Hinchingbrooke, Prioress of, 108 n20

Hincmar, Archbishop of Rheims, 157 ,

159–60 , 169 n27 , 170 n37

Hocktide, 250–55 , 260–61 , 262 n18 ,

263 n21

Hugh Capet, King of France, 134 , 135

Hugh Gouet, 138

Hugh of Digne, 39

Hugh of Lavardin (godson of Hugh

Capet), 134 , 135 , 146

Hugh X, Count of Lusignan, 205 n4

I N D E X 287

Huntingdonshire, 85 , 97–98 , 178

map, 96

Huntington, England, 95 , 104

riots (1426, 1427), 97

sacking (1461), 101

Ianka Vsevolodovna, Abbess (sister of

Evpraksia Vsevolodovna), 71 , 73 ,

79 , 81 n9 , 84 n46

Illioni, Caterina, 123

Illioni, Enrico, 123

Immir, Robert de, 197

infertility, 230–31 , 235

Ingelbaud, Archbishop of Tours, 144

Ingulf, Abbot of Abingdon, 19

Inkepenne, Roger de, 206 n13

Innes, Matthew, 147 n10

Investiture Controversy, 53–54 , 77

Ioann III, Metropolitan of Kiev,

83 n27

Irminon, Abbot, 156–57

Isabel I, Queen of Castile (wife of

Fernando II, King of the

Crown of Aragón), 209

Isabel of Portugal, 210

Isabella of Angoulême (wife of John,

King of England), 205 n4

Isabella of Arundel, 23

Isabelle (Elizabeth), Holy Roman

Empress (daughter of John, King

of England), 205 n4

Isaiah (Biblical f igure), 141–42 , 144

Jacob of Oxford, 234

Jaksch, August von, 68 n39

James I “the Conqueror,” King of

the Crown of Aragón, 177

Jarden, John (son of Johanna

Moreland), 250

Jarden, William (first husband of

Johanna Moreland), 249 , 250 ,

252–53 , 255–58 , 260 , 264 n47

Jaume, Bernat, 179 , 187

Jaume, Ramon, 173 , 174 , 175 , 187

Jausbert, Francesc, 183

Jausbert, Joan, 183

Jausbert, Pere, 183 , 189

Jausbert, Sibiŀla, 183 , 189

Jeanne Marie de Maillé, St., 49 n42

Jerome, St., 49 n44

Jesse (Biblical f igure), 141–42 , 145 .

See also Tree of Jesse

Jews, 227–45

coin-clipping charges, 234 , 236 , 239 ,

244 n44

relations of, with English Christians,

231 , 236–40

Joan, Queen of Scots, 205 n4

Joan of Acre, Countess of Gloucester

and Hertford, 199 , 204

Johanna of Westminster, 200

John I, Count of Vendôme, 135 , 144 ,

151 n43

John I, King of England, 205 n4

John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, 213

John the Baptist, 20

Jones, Sara Rees, 243 n38

Jordan, William Chester, 236

Joscepin of Oxford, 243 n27

Juan, Infante of Aragón (son of

Fernando I of Aragón and Leonor

of Albuquerque; brother of

Alfonso V of Aragón and Infante

Enrique), 210 , 214–17 , 220 , 223 n4

Juan II, King of Castile (son of Enrique

III of Castile and Catalina of

Lancaster; brother of Catalina of

Castile), 210–11 , 210 , 213–20

Juliana of Cornillon, 41

Justinian, Emperor of Rome, 118

Katajala-Peltomaa, Sari, 34

Katherine de Pui, Lady, 39 , 42–45

Kempe, Margery, 110 n52 , 261 n3

Kirshner, Julius, 115

Klapisch-Zuber, Christiane, 192 n21

Kobialka, Michal, 243 n22

Kornbluth, Genevra, 167 n10 , 169 n27

Kuehn, Thomas, 119

Kushner, Tony, 231

Labanc, Rose, 19

Lacy, Eve, 258

Lacy, Mistress, 252

Lacy, William, 263 n27

Langdon, John, 109 n32

I N D E X288

Langton, Denise de (second wife of

Warin de Munchensy), 205 n6

Launcelene, Emma, 15 , 18 , 20

Launcelene, Hawise, 15 , 18 , 28 n8

Launcelene, “Jeanoit” ( John),

Abbot of Abingdon, 14–16

Launcelene, William (Launceleve,

Lancelevy), 14–15

Lavardin, France, 19 , 120 , 131–51 ,

203 , 238

Lebanc, Cecily, 19

le Clerc, Philip, 197

legal guardianship, 113–21 , 124–26 , 127

n2 , 128 n12, n13, n19 , 144 , 146 ,

173–74 , 183–84 , 188–89 , 191 n3

Leonelli, Marie-Claude, 48 n37

Leonor of Albuquerque, Queen of the

Crown of Aragón, 209–23 , 210 ,

223 n9 , 224 n15

Lesueur, Frédéric, 150 n36

letter writing, 1 , 5 , 51–68 , 83 n27 , 160 ,

196–98 , 202 , 210 , 212 , 218 , 219 ,

221 , 222 , 223 n9

Leuthard (son of Alpais), 158–59

Lewes, Battle of, 196

Licoricia of Winchester (second wife of

David of Oxford), 229 , 241 n6

linen, 157–58 , 163–64 , 171 n55

literacy, 7 , 52 , 58 , 160–61

Liutgard, Countess of Regensburg,

59–61

Livingstone, Amy, 6 , 7 , 19 , 28 n16 ,

82 n24 , 120 , 131–51 , 203 ,

238 , 250

London, 98–99 , 101–3 , 105 , 110 n46 , 133

Domus Conversorum , 229

Longespee, Ela, Countess of Warwick,

23–24

Lothar I, King of Lotharingia, 158–59

Lotharingia, 159 , 162

Louis the German, King of East

Francia, 158–60

Louis the Pious, King of the Franks,

158 , 160 , 170 n39

Love, Nicholas, 247

Lusignan, Alice de, 206 n13

Lyon, Jonathan R., 5 , 7 , 51–60 , 74 , 120 ,

212 , 238

Magdeburg, Archbishop of, 74

Magna Carta, 206 n9

Margaret of Antioch, St., 17

Maria of Aragón (wife of Juan II of

Castile; daughter of Leonor of

Albuquerque and Fernando I of

Aragón), 214–16 , 218

María of Castile, Queen of the Crown

of Aragón (wife of Alfonso V of

Aragón; daughter of Enrique III of

Castile and Catalina of Lancaster),

196 , 209–23 , 210 , 223 n9

Maria of Portugal (wife of Alfonso XI

of Castile), 212–13

Marie d’Oignies, 39–40

Marie of Vendôme (wife of Haimeric

Gaumard of Lavardin), 135 ,

143–46 , 150 n37

Marlot, Guillaume, 167 n6

Marmoutier abbey, 134–36 , 143

marriage, 7 , 240

alliances and, 84 n4

Anglo-Jews and, 227 , 231 , 238

chaste, of Countess Delphine, 35 ,

46 n6

of English heiress to foreigner,

205–6 n9

English parish activities and, 249 , 251

English peasant emigration and, 86 ,

98 , 103–5 , 108 n24, n25, n31 ,

109 n38

English poems and, 98 , 105

Genoese contracts and, 115

golpe de Tordesillas and, 209 , 211

legal rights and, 248

Roussillon peasants and, 179–80 , 184

wives as procurators and, 113 ,

122–24 , 126–27 n1 , 129 n29, n30,

n31, n32

See also divorce ; dowries ; mothers

and motherhood ; widows

Marshal, Isabella la (wife of William

le Marshal, mother of Joan la

Marshal). See Clare, Isabella de

Marshal, Joan la, Countess of Pembroke

(mother of Joan de Valence, wife

of Warin de Munchensy), 195–96 ,

195 , 205 n6

I N D E X 289

Marshal, John le (brother of Joan de

Valence), 195

Marshal, Margaret (daughter of William

le Marshal), 204 n2

Marshal, Margaret Lacy (last Marshal

widow), 208 n21

Marshal, Maud la (wife of Hugh Bigod;

aunt of Joan de Valence), 195 ,

205 n8 , 206 n13

Marshal, William le, Earl of Pembroke

(grandfather of Joan de Valence),

193–95 , 204 , 205 n8

genealogical chart of

descendants, 195

Mary, Virgin, 132 , 136–39

Christ’s descent from cross and, 145

Madonna and Child and, 238

seal of Godstow and, 20

as Throne of Wisdom

(Solomon), 139–41 , 140 , 143 ,

145–46 , 149–50 n31 , 150 n33

Tree of Jesse and, 141 , 144–45

Visitation and, 247–48 , 252–54 ,

258 , 261

Masschaele, James, 237

Mate, Mavis, 109 n39

Mathilda, Countess of Tuscany, 76 ,

83 n31, n32

Mathilda of Lavardin, 135 , 136

Matthew, Donald, 239 , 242 n9

McNamara, Jo Ann, 3 , 8 n7

Meisey, Robert de, daughter of, 19

Melisend of Lavardin, 135

Mestre, Guillem, 181 , 188

Metforde, William, 260

midwives, 230–31

Mildegod (wife of Copin of

Oxford), 234

Miribilis of Oxford, 235

Mitchell, Linda, 5 , 52 , 193–208 , 209

Modwenna, Abbess, 23

Molt, Alice, 103

Molt, Thomas, 103

Molt family of Warboys, 90–91

Montfort, Eleanor de (daughter of

Eleanor of England and Simon

de Montfort), 198 , 203 , 204 n2 ,

208 n25

Montfort, Eleanor de (wife of

Simon de Montfort;

sister of Henry III).

See Eleanor of England,

Countess of Leicester

Montfort, Simon de, Earl of

Leicester (husband of

Eleanor of England;

father of Eleanor de

Montfort), 194 , 211 , 228

Monthermery, Ralph de, 193

Montoire, France, 32 , 135–36 ,

138 , 143

Moreland, Hugh, 249–51 , 253–54 ,

256–58 , 260 , 263 n34

Moreland, Johanna, 7 , 200 , 248–61 ,

263 n23, n34

Moreland, William, 250

Moses of Oxford, 235

mothers and motherhood

childbirth and, 149 n23 , 222 ,

252–53 , 255 , 258–59

death of children and, 7 , 197 , 200

grandchildren and, 199 , 200 , 202

Jews and, 238

as legal guardians for children, 113 ,

115–21 , 125–25 , 127 n2 , 128 n12,

n13, n19 , 183–84

request aid for children, 54

Virgin Mary as model of, 139 ,

144–46 , 238

See also children ; infertility

Munchensy, Denise de (half-sister of

Joan de Valence), 205 n6

Munchensy, Denise de (second

wife of Warin de Munchensy).

See Langton, Denise de

Munchensy, Joan de (mother of Joan

de Valence; first wife of Warin de

Munchensy). See Marshal, Joan la

Munchensy, Joan de (wife of William

de Valence; daughter of Joan

la Marshal and Warin de

Munchensy). See Valence, Joan de

Munchensy, John de (brother of Joan de

Valence), 195

Munchensy, Warin de (father of Joan de

Valence), 195 , 195 , 205 n6

I N D E X290

Munchensy, William (half-brother of

Joan de Valence), 205 n6

Muriel (wife of Asher of Oxford), 240

Muriel of Oxford (f irst wife of

David of Oxford), 5–6 ,

227–41 , 241 n2, n3 , 242 n12

Murphy, Caroline, 129 n29

Muthesius, Anna, 169 n37

Nagy, Piroska, 38

Naples, 46 n14 , 214 , 218 , 222

Nato, Steffano, 124

Navarre, 209 , 214 , 216

Nazarenko, A.V., 75

Nicholas, St., 78

Nicholas, monk of Evesham Abbey, 16

Nicholas, David, 4

Nicholas Laorenc, Master, 42

Nivelon of Fréteval, 135

Norman of Montoire, 138

notarial records, 1 , 42 , 113–26 , 175 ,

177–79 , 184–86 , 189

Notker the Stammerer, 170 n39

Obolensky, Dimitri, 81 n13

Ol’ga, Princess of Rus’, 71 , 81 n15

Osith, Abbess, 23

Otto I, Bishop of Bambert, 59

Oxford

Council of (1218), 232

Godstow Abbey and, 7 , 13–20 , 24 ,

26 , 28 n15, n16

Jewish community, 227–45

map of, 232

Moreland donation to, 250

riot (1244), 236–38

synagogue of, 233–35

Oxford University, 236–37 , 250

Pagès, Guillem, 181 , 188

Pagès, Ramon, 174 , 181 , 185

Pagolo Morelli, Giovanni di, 120

Pallavicino, Abramio, 117

Pallavicino, Cosimo, 122

Pallavicino, Cristoforo, 117

Pallavicino, Gabriele, 118–19 , 125

Pallavicino, Marieta, 113 , 122

Pallavicino, Martino, 117

Pallavicino, Petra, 113 , 117–18 , 121 ,

125 , 126

papacy

Avignon and, 35

canonization inquests and, 37 , 40 , 43 ,

44 , 47 n21

council at Piacenza (1095), 76

Rus’ and, 73

Trastámara family and, 209 ,

218 , 220

Paris, Matthew, 195 , 203 , 205 n5 ,

206 n9

parish life, 7 , 249–54 , 259–60

Parsons, John Carmi, 84 n42

patronage and donations, 6 , 7 , 13 , 16 ,

18–20 , 23–24 , 28 n9 , 62 , 133–39 ,

143–44 , 147 n1 , 148 n14, n16 , 149

n31 , 158–59 , 164 , 188 , 250–51 , 257 ,

259 , 263 n23

Paske, Joan, 238

Pastor, Andreu, 188

Pedro I, King of Castile (son of

Alfonso XI of Castile and

Maria of Portugal), 212–13

Peitevin (brother of Muriel of

Oxford), 240

Penifader, Cecilia, 86

Perpignan, 119 , 175–81 , 183 , 184 , 186

Peter of Celle

Affectione et Lectione , 38

Petroff, Elizabeth, 17

Pietrarubbia, Melchiano da, 123

Pion, Mademoiselle, 48 n37

Pizan, Christine de, 3

polyptychs, 157–58 , 162–65

Poulet, Margaret, 258–59 , 261

Poulet, Quintin, 255 , 258–59 , 261

Power, Eileen, 2 , 3 , 8 n2, n3

procurators, 113 , 114 , 120 , 122–24 ,

126–27 n1 , 129 n29, n31, n32

property management, 118 , 120 ,

122–25

prosopography, 4 , 6 , 8 n8 , 248–49 ,

252 , 259

Provence, 33–49 , 237

Prüm monastery (Lotharingia),

162 , 164

Pucella of Oxford, 235

I N D E X 291

Pycard, Alison, 259

Pycard, William (Guilliam), 259–60

Quedlinburg abbey, 77 , 82 n21

Raby, Agnes, 257

Raffensperger, Christian, 6 , 7 , 58 ,

69–84 , 203 , 238

Ramsey, Abbot of, 85 , 95

Ramsey Abbey estates, 85 , 91–101

Randolph, John, 252

Randolph, Margaret, 252 , 258

Raoul de Crépy, 72

regency, 71 , 79 , 146 , 209 , 210 , 213–15

Regensburg, Germany, 61 , 63 , 236

Reinhardsbrunn monastery

(Thuringia), 55 , 66 n19

Remigius, St., 156 , 157 , 161–62 ,

169–70 n37

tomb of, 156–57 , 159–60

Reuterii, Berenguer, 187 n3

Rheims, 156 , 157 , 158–59

Richard II, King of England, 95

Richard of Chichester, Bishop, 23

Richard of Cornwall, 195 , 205 n4

Richild of Lavardin, 135 , 144

Rixendis de Insula, 33–34 , 38–39 , 45 ,

45 n1 , 47 n22

Robert, King of Naples, 36

Robert of Cricklade, 24

Robinson, I.S., 74–75 , 77

Robynson, Johanna, 260

Roches, Martin de, 197

Roig, Beatriu, 183 , 188

Roig, Bernat, 183 , 188

Roig, Guillem, 188 , 189

Roig, Joan (elder), 183 , 188 , 189

Roig, Joan (younger), 183

Roman law, 114 , 118 , 123 , 126–27 n1

Roman via domitia , 177

Ros, Ermengarda Blanquet (elder

daughter of Berengera and Bernat

Blanquet, Sr.), 174–75 , 174 , 180 ,

182 , 184–85 , 188–90

Ros, Llorenç, 173–75 , 174 , 180 ,

184–85 , 188–89 , 190

Rosenthal, Jean-Laurent, 48 n37

Rosser, Gervase, 264 n47

Rostagna, Lady, 33 , 42 , 452

Roth, Cecil, 228 , 231 , 234 , 241 n3 ,

243 n24

Roussillon (Catalan region), 105 , 173–92

Roussillon, Count of, 177

Rus’, 6 , 58 , 69–84 , 203

Russian Primary Chronicle, The , 69–71 ,

79 , 81 n4

St. Aldate church (Oxford), 236 , 238

St. Denis Abbey church, 142 , 163

St. Fridewide’s Priory (Oxford), 17 ,

24 , 237

St. Genest church (Lavardin), 131–34 ,

136 , 138–46 , 140 , 147 n1 , 203

St. Georges-du-Bois monastery

(Vendôme), 131 , 147 n1

Saint-Germain-des Prés monastery,

156–57 , 162 , 164–65

St. Gilderic church (Lavardin), 134–35 ,

135 , 138 , 149 n25

St. Ives/Slepe, England (market town),

95–98 , 96 , 103–5

St. John, John de, Baron, 18 , 28 n16

St. Margaret’s Day, 260

St. Margaret’s parish (Westminster),

249–51 , 258–60

St. Peter’s abbey (Rheims), 158–60 ,

161–62

St. Pol, Marie de, 195

St. Quentin, Odelina de, 19

Saint-Remi, Museum of (Rheims),

156 , 157

St. Remigius church (Rheims), 157

Sts. Peter and Paul church

(Dorchester-on-Thames), 207 n18

St. Trinité of Vendôme abbey, 136 , 138 ,

148 n16

St. Valery, Reginald de, Lord of

Wolvercote, 18

Salomon I of Lavardin (son of Avelina

of Lavardin and Sehebrando of

Mayenne), 133–38 , 135 , 141 , 146 ,

148 n11

Salomon II of Lavardin (son of

Eva-Avelina and Haimeric of

Alluyes), 135 , 137–38 , 146 ,

149 n23

I N D E X292

Salomon III of Lavardin (son of Marie

of Vendôme and Haimeric

Gaumard), 135 , 143

Salzburg, Archbishop of, 57 , 58

Sande, Emma, 110 n54

Sande, William, 110 n54

Sande family of Warboys, 92

Sandford, Cecilia de, 205 n5

Santiago, Archbishop of, 213 , 215

Sanxia, Queen of Naples, 36 , 46 n14

sarciles (cloth), 163 , 164

Saul, Nigel, 206 n12 , 208 n26

Sault, Lady Beatrice, 33

Savila, Clairà, 187

Saxon uprisings, 54 , 75

Sayg, Astruga (wet nurse), 185 , 190

Sayg, Pere, 185 , 190

Scarampo, Bartolomeo, 120–21

Schulenberg, Jame Tibbetts, 84 n42

Scot, Thomas, 103

Scottish royal succession,

wars of, 197 , 202

Scut, John, 101 , 109 n34

Scut family of Warboys, 92

seals, 20 , 29 n33, n34

Sehebrando of Mayenne, 135

servants, 103 , 105 , 109 n32 , 109 n39 ,

236 , 260 , 265 n76

Shaw, David, 6

Shepherd, Emma Sande, 110 n54

Shepherd, John, 110 n54

Shetherer, Mistress, 258

Short, Ian, 27 n1

Siddle, David J., 111 n60

silk, 161–62 , 169–70 n37

Smith, Jamie, 7 , 113–29 , 183 , 203 ,

229 , 248

Smith, Lesley, 15

Soerii, Berenguer, 185 , 190

Soler, Bernat of, 187

Solomon, King (Biblical f igure), 139–41

Song of Songs , 43 , 150 n33

Sophia of Hungary, 51–52 , 57–64 ,

68 n42 , 212

Spiritual Franciscans, 36 , 39 , 43 , 44 ,

46 n14 , 47 n16

Squarciafico, Isabella, 119–21 , 125–26

Squarciafico, Jacopo, 119–20

Squarciafico, Marieta, 120

Squarciafico, Pietro Antonio, 119

Stamford, England, 100 , 101 , 103 , 105 ,

109 n33

Stenton, Doris Mary, 2 , 3

Stephen, King of England, 19

Stephen of Paris, Count, 158

Stone, Emma, 257

Stone, William, 255

Stuard, Susan Mosher, 8 n1 , 127 n3

Susanna (daughter of Bego and,

possibly, Alpais), 159

Sviatopolk Izaslavich, King of Rus’, 79

Talbot, Elizabeth, 195 , 208 n23

Talmud, 242 n8

Tebbe, Agnes, 254 , 257

Tebbe, Thomas, 254 , 255

Tegernsee monastery (Bavaria), 55–57 ,

66 n20

textile production, 7 , 99 , 157–58 ,

160–65 , 166 n4

Theophanu, Holy Roman Empress,

166 n3

Toledo, Archbishop of, 213 , 215 ,

216 , 218

Tordesillas, golpe de , 210–23 , 210

Torellani, Clairà, 174 , 179–80 , 187–88

Torellani, Guarsenda (mistress of

Bernat Blanquet), 174 , 180 , 182 ,

185–86 , 188

Torellani, Jaume, 179–80 , 188

Totesham, Lady, 198

Trastámara family, 5 , 7 , 209–23

genealogical chart, 210

See also Alfonso V, King of the

Crown of Aragón ; Alfonso XI,

King of Castile ; Catalina of

Castile ; Catalina of Lancaster ;

Enrique, Infante of Aragón ;

Enrique II, King of Castile ;

Enrique III, King of Castile ;

Fernando I, King of the Crown

of Aragón ; Fernando II, King of

the Crown of Aragón ; Juan II,

King of Castile ; Juan, Infante

of Aragón ; Isabel I, Queen

of Castile ; Isabel of Portugal ;

I N D E X 293

Leonor of Albuquerque ; María of

Castile, Queen of the Crown of

Aragón

Traube, Ludwig, 169 n27

Tree of Jesse, 131 , 132 , 141–46 , 142 ,

150 n36

Udo, Bishop of Hildesheim, 53–55

Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher, 5–6 , 242 n11

Urban II, Pope, 76–78

Urban V, Pope, 36

Valence, Agnes de (daughter of Joan and

William de Valence), 200

Valence, Agnes de (sister of William de

Valence), 205 n4

Valence, Alice de, 205 n4

Valence, Aymer de (brother of William

de Valence), 205 n4

Valence, Aymer de (son of Joan and

William de Valence), 195 ,

198–202 , 205 n6 , 208 n23

Valence, Henry de (illegitimate son of

Aymer de Valence), 208 n23

Valence, Hugh de (brother of William

de Valence), 205 n4

Valence, Isabel de (daughter of Joan and

William de Valence), 195

Valence, Isabella de (sister of William de

Valence), 205 n4

Valence, Joan de (daughter of

Joan and William de Valence).

See Comyn, Joan

Valence, John de (son of Joan and

William de Valence), 195 , 197 ,

206 n12

Valence, Joan de, Countess of

Pembroke and Wexford

(wife of William de Valence;

daughter of Joan la Marshal and

Warin de Munchensy), 5 ,

193–205 , 205 n4, n5, n7, n8 ,

206 n14 , 207 n17, n18, n19 ,

208 n20 , 208 n21, n26 , 211

genealogical chart, 195

Valence, Margaret de (daughter of Joan

and William de Valence), 195 , 197 ,

199 , 206 n12

Valence, William de, Earl of Pembroke

(husband of Joan de Valence),

194–97 , 195 , 199–200 , 207 n18

Valence, William “le Jeaune” de (son

of Joan and William de Valence),

197 , 199

Valencia, 127 n9 , 215 , 220

Valentine, Laura, 193

Van Engen, John, 55

Vauchez, André, 35–37

Velleian decree, revocation of, 118

Vendôme, Countess of, 147 n1

Vendôme, Count of, 135 , 144 , 147 n1 ,

148 n11

Venuz, Alice de, 19

Venuz, William de, 19

Vere, Dionisia de, 201

Vere, Hugh de (brother of Robert de

Vere, sixth Earl of Oxford), 201 ,

205 n6 , 208 n20

Vere, Robert de, f ifth Earl of Oxford,

207 n17

Vere, Robert de, sixth Earl of Oxford,

207 n17 , 208 n20

Villena, marquisate of, 211 , 217 , 220

Villiers-le-Sec excavations, 163–64 ,

171 n49

Vives of Oxford (chirographer), 234

Vladimir “Monomakh,” King of

Rus’ (brother of Evpraksia

Vsevolodovna), 72 , 79

Vsevolod Iaroslavich, King of Rus’ (father

of Evpraksia Vsevolodovna), 71 , 75

Vulgrin of Vendôme, Lord, 144

Walkelin, Abbot of Abingdon, 16–17 ,

28 n17

Walter of Lavardin, 135

Walter the Goldsmith of Oxford, 236 ,

244 n44

Warboys, England, 85–112 , 237

map, 96

table of migrants, 87–94

Warenne, John de, Earl of Surrey,

206 n13

Warenne, William de, 195

Wars of the Roses, 101

Welf, Duke of Tuscany, 76 , 77

I N D E X294

Wemple, Suzanne, 3 , 8 n7

West Francia, 159 , 162

Westminster, 18 , 200 , 235 , 247–65

map, 256

Sanctuary, 256 , 257 , 264 n58

Westminster Abbey, 206 n12 , 249

widows, 3

dowry restitution and, 116

Joan de Valence as, 193–95 , 197–203

Johanna Moreland as, 249 , 251–52 ,

254 , 257–58 , 260

Muriel of Oxford and Christian, 238

remarriage and, 192 n21

Roussillon and, 173–74 , 182–84

See also legal guardianship ; mothers

and motherhood ; regency

Wiedl, Birgit, 245 n61

wills, 259

contested, 127 n6

Johanna Moreland and, 248

legal guardian nominated in, 117 ,

119 , 126 , 127 n6

Roussillon and, 181–82 , 184–85 ,

188–89 , 191 n6

as sources, 115

Winchester, England, 14–16 , 18–19 , 24 ,

28 n8, n9

Winer, Rebecca, 6, 1al05 , 173–92

Wogan-Browne, Jocelyn, 27 n1 ,

30 n42

Wood, Anthony, 28 n17

Woolgar, C.M., 194 , 207 n18, n19

Wrygger, John, 255

Ybans, Ap, 259

York, Archbishop of, 227 , 229

Zurich, 236 , 245 n61

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