The idea to publish a special Estonian or Baltic issue of 'Medium Aevum Quotidianum' has been discussed already for a couple of years with Gerhard Jaritz and Christian Krötzl. lnitially the idea was based on the first experience of studying medieval everyday life and mentalities in a small seminar-group at Tartu University. This optimistic curiosity of discovering a new history or actually a history forgotten long ago, has been carried on. The research topics of Katrin Kukke, lnna Poltsam and Erik Somelar originate from this seminar. However, all contributions of 'Quotidianum Estonicum' were written especially for this issue.
Author(s): Jüri Kivimäe, Juhan Kreem (eds.)
Series: Medium Aevum Quotidianum, Sonderband, 5
Publisher: Medium Aevum Quotidianum
Year: 1996
Language: English, French, German
Pages: 134
City: Krems
Preface 7
1. Jüri Kivimäe. Medieval Estonia. An Introduction 8
2. Juhan Kreem. "...ultima germanorum & christianorum prouintia...": Outlines of the Image of Livonia on Maps from the Thirteenth to the Middle of the Sixteenth Century 14
3. Marek Tamm. Les miracles en Livonie et en Estonie à I'époque de Ia christianisation (fin Xllème - début XIIlème siècles) 29
4. Erik Somelar. "Van des keisserlichen Lübischen Rechtes wegen": Circumstances of Criminality in Medieval Reval 79
5. Tiina Kala. The Church Calendar and Yearly Cycle in the Life of Medieval Reval 103
6. Mihkel Tammet. Some Aspects of Herbal Medical Treatment on the Example of Medieval Reval 111
7. Inna Põltsam. Essen und Trinken in den livländischen Städten im Spätmittelalter 118
8. Katrin Kukke. Les lois somptuaires de Reval 128
