The culture of Latin Greece : seven tales from the 13th and 14th centuries / Vladimir Agrigoroaei.

Intro
Contents
Acknowledgements
Figures
Maps
The First Tale: How This Book Came to Be
User Guide/Reader's Manual
The Second Tale: The Old Man on the Island
Case Study 1: The Pseudo-Gregory Quotation of Cardinal Benedict
Case Study 2: The Greek Denis and a Forgotten Athenian Monastery
The Third Tale: Besides Translating Aristotle
Case Study 3: Saint Denis, Athens, and a Parisian Manuscript
Case Study 4: The Spandrel Panels of the Byzantine Museum in Athens
Case Study 5: The Narthex of Omorphi Ekklisia in Galatsi
Case Study 6: The Churches of Merbaka and Gorgoepikoos
The Fourth Tale: A Lady's Change of Heart
Case Study 7: The Songbook That Prince William Perhaps Never Had
Case Study 8: The Mural Cycles of Thebes, Akronafplio, and Patras
The Fifth Tale: Se una notte d'inverno un Spirituale …
Case Study 9: The Greek Chronicle of Morea and Its French 'Egg'
Case Study 10: Ὁ Πτ̔̈” ·λεμος ττ̔̈»Ε ·ς Τρωτ̔̈”Α ·δος, an Offshoot of a Franco-Italian Tradition
Case Study 11: The Holy Mass of Attica, amid Columns and Arcades
The Sixth Tale: Melusine Goes to Mystras
Case Study 12: The Catalan Head of Saint George
Case Study 13: The So-Called Achilleid as a Game of Forms
Case Study 14: The Alexander Carving in the Perivleptos of Mystras
Case Study 15: The Doubtful Orality of the 13th-14th Century Digenis
Case Study 16: The Roman de Renart in the Churches of Mani
The Seventh Tale: The Notary Learnt Too Much
Case Study 17: Uther Pendragon Fights Belisarius in the Ultimate Literary War
Epilogue
Figures
Bibliography
Index.