List of Texts

I hope this isn't too late to help people, but if you all wanted to make sure you touched all the readings here's a complete list. :-)

Augustine: Confessions and City of God
Athanasius: Life of Antony
Sulpicius Severus: Martin
Beowulf
Gregory: Histories of the Franks
Laws of the Salian Franks (reader)
Life of Radegund
Life of St. Benedict
Rule of St. Benedict
Bede: Lives of the Abbots
Song of Roland
Anselm: Proslogion, Gaunilo's Reply
Galbert: Murder of Charles the Good
Chretien de Troyes: Knight of the Cart
Marie de France: Lais
Fabliaux
Joinville: Life of St. Louis
Salimbene: The Chronicle
Black death texts (reader)
Bocaccio: The Decameron
Life of Cola di Rienzo

Best of luck to everyone!! Almost done....

OFFICE HOURS NEXT WEEK

Stacey and I will only be holding office hours next week BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. So, if you would like to meet with us you need to email us at least 24 hours in advance. The only day we are both unavailable to meet is Friday May 9th. Good luck!

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My bad that last one was a false alarm. Anyway, I was wondering if you guys could just go over again some key points to think about while we are writing. For instance, is it more important that we frame questions as usual, or suggest some conclusions being the final. I know we have gone over things like this before, I just wanted to be. Anyway, somebody should bring some food I had it last time, I nominate Edward and Joel.

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While i am still worrying over which sources to use, my main concern has switched to which topic to pick. While part 1 has helped me eliminate some choices, i am worried about which topic is the "best" one to do and i would like to discuss them in class