Sandro Sticca is Associate Professor of French and Comparative Literature at State University of New York at Binghamton. Professor Sticca is the author of The Latin Passion Play.

• Introduction1. The Gothic Hero: Chrétien’s ErecBernard F. Huppé, SUNY Binghamton2. French Cistercian Grisaille Glass: Relationships with Cistercian Patterns in Other MediaHelen Jackson Zakin, SUNY Oswego3. Platonism in the Twelfth-Century School of CharitiesHelen Rodnite Lemay, SUNY Stony Brook4. The Virtues and Vices at Aulnay Re-ExaminedRoger J. Adams, SUNY Brockport5. Were Ralph and Richard Basset Really Chief Justiciars of England in the Reign of Henry I?W. T. Reedy, SUNY Albany6. Roland, The Moor, The Pilgrim, and Spanish Romanesque SculptureDavid L. Simon, SUNY Cortland7. The Problem of Closure in Chrétien’s YvainRobert Edwards, SUNY Buffalo8. Sicily and Campania: The Twelfth-Century RenaissanceDorothy Glass, SUNY Buffalo

Sandro Sticca is Associate Professor of French and Comparative Literature at State University of New York at Binghamton. Professor Sticca is the author of The Latin Passion Play.

• Introduction1. The Gothic Hero: Chrétien’s ErecBernard F. Huppé, SUNY Binghamton2. French Cistercian Grisaille Glass: Relationships with Cistercian Patterns in Other MediaHelen Jackson Zakin, SUNY Oswego3. Platonism in the Twelfth-Century School of CharitiesHelen Rodnite Lemay, SUNY Stony Brook4. The Virtues and Vices at Aulnay Re-ExaminedRoger J. Adams, SUNY Brockport5. Were Ralph and Richard Basset Really Chief Justiciars of England in the Reign of Henry I?W. T. Reedy, SUNY Albany6. Roland, The Moor, The Pilgrim, and Spanish Romanesque SculptureDavid L. Simon, SUNY Cortland7. The Problem of Closure in Chrétien’s YvainRobert Edwards, SUNY Buffalo8. Sicily and Campania: The Twelfth-Century RenaissanceDorothy Glass, SUNY Buffalo

Sandro Sticca is Associate Professor of French and Comparative Literature at State University of New York at Binghamton. Professor Sticca is the author of The Latin Passion Play.

• Introduction1. The Gothic Hero: Chrétien’s ErecBernard F. Huppé, SUNY Binghamton2. French Cistercian Grisaille Glass: Relationships with Cistercian Patterns in Other MediaHelen Jackson Zakin, SUNY Oswego3. Platonism in the Twelfth-Century School of CharitiesHelen Rodnite Lemay, SUNY Stony Brook4. The Virtues and Vices at Aulnay Re-ExaminedRoger J. Adams, SUNY Brockport5. Were Ralph and Richard Basset Really Chief Justiciars of England in the Reign of Henry I?W. T. Reedy, SUNY Albany6. Roland, The Moor, The Pilgrim, and Spanish Romanesque SculptureDavid L. Simon, SUNY Cortland7. The Problem of Closure in Chrétien’s YvainRobert Edwards, SUNY Buffalo8. Sicily and Campania: The Twelfth-Century RenaissanceDorothy Glass, SUNY Buffalo