From Clermont to Jerusalem: the Crusades and Crusader

International Medieval Research
Selected Proceedings of the International Medieval Congress
University of Leeds
Academic Editorial Board
Simon Forde, Joyce Hill, Luc Jocque
Production Manager
Amanda Banton

International Medieval Research
From Clermont to Jerusalem
The
Crusades
and
Crusader
Societies
1095-1500
Selected Proceedings of
the
International Medieval Congress
University of Leeds
10-13 July 1995
edited
by
Alan
V.
Murray
Turnhout,
Brepols
1998

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Bibliography
of
the First Crusade
compiled
by
Alan
V.
Murray
This is a classified bibliography which is intended to cover the
main sources, events, personalities and themes
of
the First Crusade,
as well
as
providing some basic reading on its ideological and
political background. It does not claim to be exhaustive, but
concentrates on work published since the Second World War, while
also including some
of
the most important and/or accessible works
of
the foregoing period. For a more detailed treatment
of
crusading
bibliography for the nineteenth and the earlier part
of
the twentieth
century, the reader is referred to the works by Hans Eberhard Mayer
(section
1.1
below).
An
outline
of
the bibliography is given on the following
pages. In the sections on sources and commentary, editions and
translations are grouped together first, and followed by secondary
works. For technical reasons, the format
of
citations in the
bibliography is slightly different from that employed in the notes to
the rest
of
this volume; however, the bibliography provides rather
more detailed information on each item. Frequently cited collective
works such as Festschriften, collected essays and conference
papers are normally given in abbreviated form; full publication
details
of
such works are given at section 1.2. Where relevant,
cross-references are given at the end
of
sections. For reasons
of
space, it has not been possible to include collections
of
documents,
cartularies or literary texts such
as
the Chanson d'Antioche.

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ALAN
V.
MURRAY
Similarly, the bibliography does not include articles in reference
works such
as
the Lexikon des Mittelalters and the Dictionary
of
Byzantium, and in volumes
of
reprints such
as
those published by
Variorum (Aldershot). Abbreviations used in the bibliography are
the same as those used in the rest
of
this volume.
For articles published between 1979 and 1995, I have been
able to make extensive use
of
the International Medieval
Bibliography, and am thus indebted to my predecessors
as
editors
as
well
as
to the many contributors who originally supplied this
material. I am also grateful to Dr Romy Giinthart (University
of
Gottingen), who checked many references to works that were not
available to me in Leeds, to
Dr
Susan Edgington and Peter Van
Windekens for providing additional information, and to Prof. Hans
Eberhard Mayer for corrections and helpful suggestions.
*
* *
OUTLINE OF BIBLIOGRAPHY
1.
GENERAL WORKS
1.1. Bibliography
1.2. The Crusades in General (including frequently cited works)
1.3. The First Crusade in General
2.
SOURCES AND COMMENTARY
2.1. Western Sources
1.
General -2. Albert
of
Aachen -
3.
Baldric
of
Dol -
4.
Chronicle
of
Zirnrnem
-
5.
Ekkehard
of
Aura -
6.
Fulcher
of
Chartres -
7.
Gesta Francorum -
8.
Guibert
of
Nogent-
9.
Orderic Vitalis -10. Peter Tudebode- 11. Radulph
of
Caen -12. Raymond
of
Aguilers -13. Robert the Monk -14. William
of
Malmesbury -15. William
of
Tyre -
16.
Other Sources -
17.
Documents
2.2. Greek Sources
1.
Anna Komnene-
2.
John Zonaras
2.3. Hebrew Sources
2.4. Armenian Sources
2.5. Syriac Sources
1.
General-
2.
Anonymous Syriac Chronicle-
3.
Bar Hebraeus -
4.
Michael
the Syrian
2.6. Arabic Sources
1.
General -
2.
Ibn al-Athir-
3.
Ibn al-Qalanisi -
4.
Kamal al-Din