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I was reading today a book by Josie P. Campbell titled 'Popular Culture in the Middle Ages'. Here's what the author wrote about Augustine (p. 19): According to Campbell, 'Augustine was a highly credulous thinker', not just credulous, but highly so. I felt rather favourable towards an exposition in support of this adventurous claim. Augustine wrote... Continue Reading →
As I begin to scrutinise the "Barnwell Chronicle" ever so closely, I stumble upon a whole array of entries pointing to 13th century paranormal phenomena. Portents are legions but it is intriguing that the author failed to emphasise the link between the phenomena quoted below and their significance, which is only born out by the interposition... Continue Reading →
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