Thomas of Monmouth Books

This edition presents a pivotal hagiography from 1896 that initiates the medieval myth surrounding Jewish ritual murder. It explores the historical context and cultural implications of the narrative, shedding light on how these myths influenced societal perceptions and fueled anti-Semitic sentiments. The translation aims to provide insight into the origins and evolution of this controversial legend, making it a significant resource for understanding the intersection of religion, folklore, and prejudice in medieval history.

Gives an insight into life in a medieval cathedral city, capturing the everyday concerns of ordinary people and focussing on the miraculous cures carried out at a shrine.