Cynthia J. Cyrus is an associate dean in the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University.

‘This beautifully-produced volume is an important study that is significant for the local context of convents in late-medieval Germany and, more broadly, as a model of similar, expansive studies that incorporate women's history, book culture, bibliography, and medieval cultural and religious practices…An impressive survey.’ - Carrie Griffin (Óenach Reviews: vol03:01:2011) ‘Cyrus’s monograph is a fascinating study that deserves close attention because of its focus on medieval women living and working in convents as scribes.’ - Albrecht Classen (Mediaevistik vol 24:2011)

Cynthia J. Cyrus is an associate dean in the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University.

‘This beautifully-produced volume is an important study that is significant for the local context of convents in late-medieval Germany and, more broadly, as a model of similar, expansive studies that incorporate women's history, book culture, bibliography, and medieval cultural and religious practices…An impressive survey.’ - Carrie Griffin (Óenach Reviews: vol03:01:2011) ‘Cyrus’s monograph is a fascinating study that deserves close attention because of its focus on medieval women living and working in convents as scribes.’ - Albrecht Classen (Mediaevistik vol 24:2011)

Cynthia J. Cyrus is an associate dean in the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University.

‘This beautifully-produced volume is an important study that is significant for the local context of convents in late-medieval Germany and, more broadly, as a model of similar, expansive studies that incorporate women's history, book culture, bibliography, and medieval cultural and religious practices…An impressive survey.’ - Carrie Griffin (Óenach Reviews: vol03:01:2011) ‘Cyrus’s monograph is a fascinating study that deserves close attention because of its focus on medieval women living and working in convents as scribes.’ - Albrecht Classen (Mediaevistik vol 24:2011)