Hagiographica

This journal publishes research on Latin and Western European vernacular hagiographic texts from the early Christian period to the Council of Trent. Ample space is also given to relations between hagiography and pertinent related disciplines, such as literary history, textual criticism, historiography, sociology, anthropology, psychology, theology, liturgy, and spirituality. Articles are published in the major European languages and are accompanied by an abstract in English. All articles are submitted for one or more peer-reviews; the general editor determines publication in consultation with the peer reviewers. The journal is issued annually. All articles are submitted for two peer-reviews; the general editor determines publication in consultation with the peer reviewers.