The hour of our death /

• Ariès, Philippe.

• Death

• Oxford University Press,

• 0195073649 (pbk):

• $17.95

• Translation of: L'homme devant la mort.
• Includes bibliographical references (p. [617]-639) and index.

• Death in towns urban responses to the dying and the dead 100 1600
• Medieval death ritual and representation
• Dancing on the grave encounters with death
• Death in the Middle Ages mortality judgment and remembrance
• Jan van Eyck
• Gentile tales the narrative assault on Late Medieval Jews
• Writings of Medieval women
• regal image of Richard II and the Wilton Diptych
• Jews in Christian Europe 1400 1700
• art of the northern Renaissance
• Experiences of death an anthropological account
• Religious poverty and the profit economy in medieval Europe
• England and the low countries in the late Middle Ages
• social organisation of death medical discourse and social practices in Belfast
• Christs body identity culture and society in late medieval writings
• fifteenth century the prospect of Europe
• Jews in Western Europe 1400 1600
• Church in late medieval Norwich 1370 1532
• Renaissance and renewal in Christian history papers read at the Fifteenth Summer Meeting and the Sixteenth Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Hussite revolution 1424 1437
• Church and society in the medieval north of England
• Endings a sociology of death and dying
• birth of purgatory
• Canon law and the law of England
• English mystery plays a selection
• art of devotion in the late Middle Ages in Europe 1300 1500
• Medieval popular culture problems of belief and perception
• Books of hours
• medieval foundations of England
• fire of love
• Paston letters and papers of the fifteenth century
• purchase of Paradise Gift giving and the aristocracy 1307 1485
• poor in the Middle Ages an essay in social history
• Birth marriage and death ritual religion and the life cycle in Tudor and Stuart England
• St Christopher and St George Guild of York
• English society in the later middle ages class status and gender
• Seeable signs the iconography of the seven sacraments 1350 1544
• wheel of life a memoir of living and dying
• history of the Jews in England
• sociology of death theory culture practice
• Living and dying in England 1100 1540 the monastic experience
• parish in late medieval England proceedings of the 2002 Harlaxton Symposium
• James I by his contemporaries an account of his career and character as seen by some of his contemporaries
• Preparatory to Anglo Saxon England being the collected papers of Frank Merry Stenton
• Women in the church papers read at the 1989 Summer Meeting and the 1990 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• shaping of a community the rise and reformation of the English parish c 1400 1560
• Bedes Ecclesiastical history of the English people
• From memory to written record England 1066 1307
• Power and politics in Tudor England
• Holy feast and holy fast the religious significance of food to medieval women
• Property and politics essays in later medieval English history
• Secretaries of God women prophets in late medieval and early modern England
• Ketts Rebellion the Norfolk rising of 1549
• origins of the Norman Conquest
• Corpus Christi the Eucharist in late medieval culture
• government policy of Protector Somerset
• William Rufus
• Death in the midst of life social and cultural influences on death grief and mourning
• Women in medieval life a small sound of the trumpet
• Dying facing the facts
• Bodies and disciplines intersections of literature and history in fifteenth century England
• Pastors and visionaries religion and secular life in late medieval Yorkshire
• Painting and experience in fifteenth century Italy a primer in the social history of pictorial style
• Chivalry
• Heresy and literacy 1000 1530
• Revelations of divine love
• world we have lost
• Three studies in medieval religious and social thought the interpretation of Mary and Martha the ideal of the imitation of Christ the orders of society
• Gender and heresy women and men in Lollard communities 1420 1530
• Miracles and the medieval mind theory record and event 1000 1215
• making of early England
• City and spectacle in medieval Europe
• Perspectives on death and dying
• Religion and the decline of magic studies in popular beliefs in sixteenth and seventeenth century England
• Pilgrimage in medieval England
• Tudor court
• Bedes Reges and principes
• Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart England a regional and comparative study
• Medieval canon law
• Lollards and their books
• age of the Vikings
• Religious belief and ecclesiastical careers in late medieval England proceedings of the conference held at Strawberry Hill Easter 1989
• Tudor rebellions
• Religious women in medieval East Anglia history and archaeology c1100 1540
• medieval church universities heresy and the religious life essays in honour of Gordon Leff
• Gilds in the medieval countryside social and religious change in Cambridgeshire c 1350 1558
• experience of crusading Western approaches
• Edward Prince of Wales and Aquitaine a biography of the Black Prince
• Kings and kingdoms in early Anglo Saxon England
• Vikings in England and in their Danish homeland
• Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government papers and reviews 1946 1972 Tudor politicsTudor government
• Trade devotion and governance papers in later medieval history
• Crime in early modern England 1550 1750
• early Tudor church and society 1485 1529
• European witch craze of the 16th and 17th centuries
• Tudor Commonwealth 1529 1559 a study of the impact of the social and economic developments of mid Tudor England upon contemporary concepts of the nature and duties of the commonwealth
• Gender and Christian religion papers read at the 1996 Summer Meeting and the 1997 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• religious orders in England The end of the Middle Ages
• later Middle Ages from the Norman conquest to the eve of the Reformation
• archaeology of the early Anglo Saxon kingdoms