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Healing Miracles and Disability in Late Medieval Tuscany

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Dr Alex Lee works on religious responses to plague in medieval Europe. She is currently a lecturer in Liberal Studies at New York University, London. Alex's book on the Bianchi of 1399 was published in 2021 with Brill, and she has published articles and chapters on plague and religion, as well as teaching with Twitter. She is currently editing a volume on disability in Higher Education based on the Medievalists with Disabilities roundtables that she organises at the annual Leeds International Medieval Congress.

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