Who was the Venetian who made a number of journeys to China and India in the 13th century and was later taken prisoner by the Genoese?
In the 12th century, who was the lover and then husband of Héloïse, celebrated as a writer and scholar and, later, a nun and abbess?
According to a story originating in the 13th century, and disputed by the Catholic Church and many academics, who was the first (and only) female Pope?
What was the name given to wandering players in 12th and 13th century France, England and Germany who recited poems of love and wine?
A gold cauldron discovered in 2001, initially thought to be ancient, then to be early 20th century, and later to have been made by a silversmith who created for Nazi, was discovered where?
