Partial contents: Michael T. Davis: 'Guidelines: the mason's drawings, the bishop's garden, and the construction of meaning at Clermont Cathedral'; Brigitte Bedos-Rezak (NYU): 'Convention and Invention. Identity and Image in the Middle Ages (XIIth-XIVth Centuries)'; Tim Ayres (York): 'Patronage within the context of university training'; David Lepine (Exeter): 'Patronage of the higher clergy below the episcopate'; Paul Brand (Oxford): 'The development of a legal profession and nature of the relationship between lawyers and their clients'; Jenny Stratford (IHR): 'Isabella of Castile, first wife of Edmund, 1st duke of York' Sue Powell (Salford): 'Lady Margaret Beaufort as patron'; Philippa Hoskin (Borthwick): 'Authors of bureaucracy: developing and creating administrative systems in English Episcopal Chanceries in the thirteenth century'; Linne Mooney (York): 'Professional Scribes in Late Medieval London'