Spain and the Mediterranean in the Later Middle Ages

J.N.Hillgarth, University of Toronto, Canada (Emeritus Professor)

• Contents: Preface; Spanish historiography and Iberian reality; The problem of a Catalan Mediterranean Empire, 1229-1327; The Royal Accounts of the Crown of Aragon; Who read Thomas Aquinas?; The disputation of Majorca (1286): two new editions; Raymond Lull et l'utopie; Ramon Lull's early life: new documents; La biblioteca de La Real: Fuentes posibles de Llull; Le rayonnement de Lulle dans le royaume de Majorque, illustré par ses manuscrits et ses livres; Some notes on Lullian hermits in Majorca, saec. XIII-XVII; An unpublished Lullian sermon by Pere Deguí; Sources for the history of the Jews of Majorca; A Greek slave in Majorca in 1419-26: new documents; Mallorca como centro intelectual, 1229-1550; La cultura de las Islas Baleares en la época del descubrimiento; Mallorca e Italia: relaciones culturales durante la baja Edad Media; The reactions of Catholic intellectuals to the Jewish presence in Spain during the reign of the Catholic monarchs; Index.

'For medievalists and Hispanists alike this volume is no less a basket of delights than its author is an example to us all. So tirelessly, since sometime in the 1950s, has Jocelyn Hillgarth dedicated himself to the task that there is virtually no part of the history of the Spanish Middle Ages that can fairly be said to have escaped his attention.' Journal of Ecclesiastical History