‘Shield Maidens and Sacred Mothers: Medieval Women in Truth and Legend’ was an interdisciplinary international conference dedicated to representations of medieval women, held at Cardiff University in October 2011. The articles in this issue of Assuming Gender are drawn from the diverse contributions to this conference, and utilize both history and story in order to reevaluate traditional interpretations of medieval women.

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Countess Hodierna of Tripoli: From Crusader Politician to ‘Princesse Lointaine’

‘More Male than Men’: Examining the Perception and Presentation of Female Sanctity Across the Early Mediaeval World (6th – 10th Century)

Representations of English Women and their Pilgrimages in Twelfth-Century Miracle Collections

The Unrepentant Twyllforwyn: Modern Perspectives on Virginity Testing in Medieval Welsh Folklore

‘…the lazar kite of Cressid’s kind’: Not Quite the Last Word on Geoffrey Chaucer’s Criseyde

‘A workshop of sacred art’: Public Acts of Visual Splendor within the Royal Household of Saint Margaret of Scotland

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