The Network for Medieval Arts & Rituals is celebrating its second year of NetMAR Blog!

The NetMAR Blog, which has published twenty four texts so far, is committed to finding exciting and interesting ways of communicating expert and original research into medieval arts and rituals to wider audiences. #NetMAR blog posts are published at the end of each month and are available on our website:

https://www.ucy.ac.cy/netmar/blog.

Visit our blog site to find fascinating answers to a series of interesting questions such as the following:

• What did medieval judges do when they had not enough proof to declare an accused individual guilty?
• Were early Christian ascetics tempted by sexual desire?
• How were ideas of beauty championed or censured by philosophers and theologians?
• How modern are medieval pilgrim badges?
• How much magic can be found in Old High German words and what do they tell us about medieval concepts of magic?
• How does medieval art represent the care of neonates and the diseased?
• What was the ‘Tegernsee Debate’ and how was it related to the theological reform movement of the 15^th century?
• How were arts and rituals employed in medieval education?
• What are the communication channels of medieval research?
• How were borders created and transgressed in the Middle Ages?

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