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Visualizing Women in the Middle Ages
Visualizing Women in the Middle Ages

By Madeline H. Caviness

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"During the high Middle Ages in Europe, the act of looking was surrounded by superstition. It was believed to have magic power, it was able to arouse anxiety, and it was the subject of lengthy text...

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