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The Medieval Chronicle

Volumes of proceedings of the first three society conferences were published by Rodopi, Amsterdam, under the title The Medieval Chronicle, vols I-III (published in 1999, 2002, 2004). At the General Meeting in 2002, this triennial publication was transformed into a book series, which ran from 2006 to 2023 (covering volumes IV to XVI). From 2025 onwards the book  became a journal, continuing with volume XVII.

The Medieval Chronicle is a peer reviewed journal, which promotes the dissemination of both chronicles themselves and a wide range of analyses pertaining to them, from the fourth to the sixteenth centuries. Every article submitted to the editorial board is read by two of its members, who advise the chief editors.

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How to order

Previous volumes of The Medieval Chronicle can be ordered from bookstores or directly from the publisher: https://brill.com/view/serial/MC

Notes to contributors

The journal welcomes a wide variety of submissions dealing with the many questions chronicles pose for their readers. Reflecting the hybrid nature of the chronicle genre, the journal brings together work by specialists in art history, book history, codicology, history, language and literature, manuscript studies, palaeography, and religious studies, among others. Articles aim to promote understanding of particular chronicles, chronicle traditions, and theories pertaining to our perception of them.

Submit an article for consideration here.

Editors: Cristian Bratu and Alison Lewin
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