"Benedicta Ward examines the main records of miracles at the saints' shrines such as Canterbury and further illustrates contemporary attitudes by reference to the three other major shrines of Compostela, Rome and Jerusalem."
Miracles and the Medieval Mind: Theory, Record, and Event, 1000–1215 is a seminal non-fiction book written by the prominent British Anglican nun, theologian, and historian Benedicta Ward.
First published in 1982 by Scolar Press in London and the University of Pennsylvania Press in the United States, the work serves as a comprehensive sourcebook exploring how medieval society perceived, recorded, and interacted with the supernatural.