Contents: D. Falvay, From the Apostle Peter to Bonaventure the Cardinal: Rethinking the Date and Authorship of the Meditationes Vitae Christi ; D. Depres, Adolescence and Interiority in Aelred's Lives of Christ ; M. Boulton, The Life of Christ in Meditative Texts in Late Medieval France ; M. Dzon, Out of Egypt, Into England: Tales of the Good Thief for Medieval English Audiences ; M. Villalobos Hennessy, The Disappearing Book in The Revelation of the Hundred Pater Nosters ; D. Griffith, The Passion cycle in English wall paintings and manuscript art: readers and spectators in Midlands communities in the later medieval period ; S. Sweetinburgh, 'To move the mind': scenes from Christ's life on Faversham's painted pillar ; S. Macmillan, 'Þynke ai of criste': Compassionate Thought in The Prickynge of Love ; D. McCann, Health and Heaven: Middle English Devotion to Christ in its Therapeutic Contexts ; E. Scarborough, Living in the Time of Christ: Margery Kempe's 'Devoute Ymaginacion' ; E. McCullough, 'Þenke we sadli on his deeþ': The Hours of the Cross as a Short Passion Meditation ; H. Reid, Patroness of Orthodoxy: Elizabeth Berkeley, John Walton, and The Middle English Storie of Asneth, a West Midlands Devotional Text ; P. Patterson, Translating Access and Authority at Syon Abbey ; K. Bugyis, Through the Looking Glass: Reflections of Christ's 'trewe louers' in Nicholas Love's The Mirror of the Blessed Life of Jesus Christ ; M. Taguchi, The Pepysian Version of the Middle English Meditationes de Passione Christi ; B. Zimbalist, Exemplary Speech in The Life of the Virgin Mary and the Christ: Trinity College Dublin MS 423 ; P. King, Medieval English Religious Plays as Early Fifteenth-Century Vernacular Theology: the Case Against ; V. Allen, Belief and Knowledge in Love's Mirror ; K. Kerby-Fulton, The Fifteenth Century as the Golden Age of Women's Theology in English: Reflections on the Earliest Reception of Julian of Norwich ; S. James, 'Hospitable Reading' in a Fifteenth-Century Passion and Eucharistic Meditation ; M. Sargent, A Geographical Postscript. (Medieval Church Studies, 31)

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