Editor: Kathy Cawsey, Department of English, Dalhousie University

Contents:

	Florilegium's Special Issue on Sexualized and Gendered Violence in the Middle Ages Kathy Cawsey (p. 1)
	The Power of Patient Kingship: Supernatural Abduction in Sir Orfeo and the Third Branch of the Mabinogi Ruth Wehlau (p. 4)
	"Grab 'em by the Relics": The Elision of Consent and Selling Salvation with Female Virgin Martyrs Post-Sanctification Amy N. Vines (p. 16)
	Rereading Medieval Cases of Raptus:: Group Rape and Homosociality in England Mariah Cooper (p. 31)
	Philomela's Cloth: Reading Authority Back into a Survivor's Account Daniel Armenti (p. 58)
	The Grammar of Rape in Chaucer and Gower Kathy Cawsey (p. 72)
	Blaming the Victim: Stalking and Sir Thomas Malory's Morte Darthur Dorrel Thomas Hanks Jr. (p. 89)
	Raptus, Ravishment, and "Self-Divorce": The Heterotopic Space of Malory's Morgan le Fay Lindsay Church (p. 102)
	Judith, Éowyn, and the Alloying Effects of Sexualized Violence Gavin Foster (p. 115)
	Misogyny and the BBC: Alisoun's treatment in Chaucer's The Miller's Tale and the BBC's modern adaptation Drew Maxwell (p. 128)

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