Memorializing the Middle Classes in Medieval and Renaissance Europe

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Illustrations -- Introduction / Leader, Anne -- Chapter One. Recycling For Eternity Th E Reuse Of Ancient Sarcophagi By Pisan Merchants, 1200-1400 / Mathews, Karen Rose -- Chapter Two. Nuremberg Merchants In Breslau (1440-1520) Commemoration As Assimilation / Patała, Agnieszka -- Chapter Three. The Sepulchralization Of Renaissance Florence / Leader, Anne -- Chapter Four. Under The Tombe That I Have There Prepared Monuments For The Tailors And Merchant Tailors Of Medieval London / Steer, Christian -- Chapter Five. Tombs And The Imago Doctoris In Cathedra In Northern Italy, Ca. 1300-1364 / Wolff, Ruth -- Chapter Six. Middle-class Men Who Would Be Nobles In Fifteenth-century Castile, Flanders, And Burgundy / Adams, Ann / Jennings, Nicola -- Chapter Seven. Remembering The Dead, Planning For The Afterlife In Fifteenth-century Tuscany The Case Of Cione Di Ravi / Cardarelli, Sandra -- Appendix. Testament Of Cione Di Ravi, Notarile Antecosimiano, 556, Filza F, 29 Giugno 1478 -- Chapter Eight. Noble Aspirations Social Mobility And Commemoration In Two Seventeenth- Century Venetian Funerary Monuments / Crosbie, Meredith -- Chapter Nine. Commemoration Through Food Obits Celebrated By The Franciscan Nuns Of Late Medieval Strasbourg / Stanford, Charlotte A. -- Chapter Ten. The Panel Painting As A Choice For Family Commemoration The Case Of Fifteenth-century Patrons On Cyprus / Mcnulty, Barbara -- Chapter Eleven. The Knight And The Merchant Familial Commemorative Strategy In The Wake Of The Flemish Revolts Ca. 1482-1492 / Peel, Harriette -- Appendix. Lodewijk's Memorial Requests -- Notes On Contributors -- Index Anne Leader. Mode Of Access: Internet Via World Wide Web. In English.