The problems of scribes: the trial records of William Swinderby and Walter Brut.

The article discusses court transcripts of legal proceedings brought against priests William Swinderby and layman Walter Brut in the fourteenth-century. Records of the cases were kept by bishop John Trefnant and revealed that Swinderby was accused of heresy but portions of Swinderby's defense may ha...

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Publicado en:Nottingham Medieval Studies (Institute for Medieval Studies) Vol. 49; pp. 80 - 105
Autor principal: Hudson, Anne
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Institute for Medieval Studies 2005
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