Dreams, Nature, and Practices As Signs of the Future in the Middle Ages. Dreams, nature, and practices as signs of the future in the European Middle Ages / edited by Klaus Herbers and Hans-Christian Lehner.

Intro
‎Contents
‎Figures and Tables
‎Figures
‎Tables
‎Introduction. Signs of the Future (Herbers and Lehner)
‎Part 1. Signs and Dreams
‎1. Dreams, Visions, and Politics in Carolingian Europe (Herbers)
‎2. Dum illum utero gestaret …: The Premonitory Dreams of Saints' Mothers in Latin Hagiography (Henriet)
‎3. Sepe verum somniant, qui presunt populis: The Dubious Veracity of Dreams (Schirrmeister)
‎Part 2. Signs and Nature
‎4. The Emblematic Birth of a Monster in the High Middle Ages (Lehner)
‎5. Strange Events and Shaky Ground: On Earthquakes, Matthew Paris and 'Solid Facts' (Kamenzin)
‎6. Between Astrological Divination, Local Knowledge and Political Intentions: Prognostics and "Epignostics" Related to Natural Disasters in the Middle Ages (Rohr)
‎Part 3. Practices and Experts
‎7. Analogy at Work in Western Medieval Divination (Rapisarda)
‎8. Hohe Prälaten der römischen Kurie beim Wahrsager (XIII. Jahrhundert) (Bagliani)
‎9. Signs from the Afterlife: Consulting the Dead about the Future in Medieval Times (Heiduk)
‎10. Alternative Losentscheidungsverfahren oder imitationes sortium in Byzanz (Grünbart)
‎11. Al-Ashraf ˁUmar's Tabṣira: Chapter xxxiv. Rainbows, Shooting Stars, and Haloes as Signs of the Future (Schmidl)
‎Index.