ContributorsPreface Sophia Menache: Written and Oral Testimonies in Medieval Chronicles: Matthew Paris and Giovanni VillaniRoger Scott: Byzantine ChroniclesAlan Deyermond: Written by the Victors: Technique and Ideology in Official Historiography in Verse in Late-Medieval SpainTeresa Amado: Time and Memory in Three Portuguese ChroniclesTara L. Andrews: The New Age of Prophecy: The Chronicle of Matthew of Edessa and Its Place in Armenian HistoriographyFrancesca Braida: Le travail de mémoire: La Cronica de Dino Compagni. La fiabilité du voir: le rôle de témoin oculaire et la véridicité du souvenirDauvit Broun: Creating and Maintaining a Year-by-Year Chronicle: The Evidence of the Chronicle of MelroseR. W. Burgess and Michael Kulikowski: The History and Origins of the Latin Chronicle TraditionPedro Chambel: La représentation médiévale de l’époque des Troyens dans la version galicienne de la Crónica Troiana d’Alphonse XINicholas Coureas: From the Middle Ages to the Renaissance: Elements of Transition in the Chronicle of George BoustroniosRyszard Grzesik: The Hungarian Expedition to Poland in 1093 in the Hungarian and Polish ChroniclesValentina Mazzei: Pride Comes Before a Fall: Froissart’s Cautionary Tale of the Siege of Purnon as Recounted and Illustrated in Besançon Municipal Library MS 864Katariina Närä: ‘Tout ce que il appartenoit a une noble et haulte dame’: Representations of Aristocratic Female Characters in Jean Froissart’s Chroniques Book IVAndris Šnē: The Image of the Other or the Own: Representation of Local Societies in Heinrici Chronicon
