The Art and Architecture of the Cistercians in Northern England, c. 1300–1540

Abstract

the reception of its materials? The author has begun to address these questions elsewhere (e.g., “The Textual Tradition of Bar ʿEbroyo’s Chronicle,” Le Muséon 131, no. 1–2 [2018]: 73–100) and, we may hope, will continue to do so in future publications. For now, From High Priest to Patriarch remains a vital contribution to the literature on Christian historiography, Syriac Christianity in the Islamic world, and the so-called “Syriac Renaissance” of the later medieval period.