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This book, and the opportunities that I have had, are the fruits of their labour. Your perseverance will be worth it, too. And to my female mentors and teachers, past and present, of all ages and professions: thank you for your advice, your encouragement, and especially your example.
Zwettl, Stiftsbibliothek, ms. Margot Fassler, Denys Turner, and Anders Winroth were there for the initial discovery, and helped me when this project was in its infancy. Susan Boynton, Fiona Griffiths, and particularly Paul Freedman provided essential advice as this project grew from adolescence into adulthood. Alongside Susan, several early mentors have rooted for me from the sidelines: I thank Carmela Franklin, Joel Kaye, Patricia Dailey, Consuelo Dutschke, Nancy Wu, Jennifer Harris, and Isabelle Cochelin for their encouragement and continued interest and investment in my scholarly growth.
