Holy feast and holy fast : the religious significance of food to medieval women /

• Bynum, Caroline Walker.

• Women -- History -- Middle Ages, 500-1500.
• Food -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
• Food habits -- History.

• University of California Press,

• The New historicism. Studies in cultural poetics.

• 0520057228

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