Includes bibliographical references.

Preliminary Material -- WRITTEN AND ORAL TESTIMONIES IN MEDIEVAL CHRONICLES: MATTHEW PARIS AND GIOVANNI VILLANI / Sophia Menache -- BYZANTINE CHRONICLES / Roger Scott -- WRITTEN BY THE VICTORS: TECHNIQUE AND IDEOLOGY IN OFFICIAL HISTORIOGRAPHY IN VERSE IN LATE-MEDIEVAL SPAIN / Alan Deyermond -- TIME AND MEMORY IN THREE PORTUGUESE CHRONICLES / Teresa Amado -- THE NEW AGE OF PROPHECY: THE CHRONICLE OF MATTHEW OF EDESSA AND ITS PLACE IN ARMENIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY / Tara L. Andrews -- LE TRAVAIL DE MEMOIRE: LA CRONICA DE DINO COMPAGNI. LA FIABILITE DU VOIR: LE ROLE DE TEMOIN OCULAIRE ET LA VERIDICITE DU SOUVENIR / Francesca Braida -- CREATING AND MAINTAINING A YEAR-BY-YEAR CHRONICLE: THE EVIDENCE OF THE CHRONICLE OF MELROSE. / Dauvit Broun -- THE HISTORY AND ORIGINS OF THE LATIN CHRONICLE TRADITION / R. W. Burgess and Michael Kulikowski -- LA REPRESENTATION MEDIEVALE DE L’EPOQUE DES TROYENS DANS LA VERSION GALICIENNE DE LA CRÓNICA TROIANA D’ALPHONSE XI / Pedro Chambel -- FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO THE RENAISSANCE: ELEMENTS OF TRANSITION IN THE CHRONICLE OF GEORGE BOUSTRONIOS / Nicholas Coureas -- THE HUNGARIAN EXPEDITION TO POLAND IN 1093 IN THE HUNGARIAN AND POLISH CHRONICLES / Ryszard Grzesik -- PRIDE COMES BEFORE A FALL: FROISSART’S CAUTIONARY TALE OF THE SIEGE OF PURNON AS RECOUNTED AND ILLUSTRATED IN BESANÇON, MUNICIPAL LIBRARY MS 864 / Valentina Mazzei -- ‘TOUT CE QUE IL APPARTENOIT A UNE NOBLE ET HAULTE DAME’: REPRESENTATIONS OF ARISTOCRATIC FEMALE CHARACTERS IN JEAN FROISSART’S CHRONIQUES BOOK IV / Katariina Närä -- THE IMAGE OF THE OTHER OR THE OWN: REPRESENTATION OF LOCAL SOCIETIES IN HEINRICI CHRONICON / Andris Šnē.

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