The life and spiritual legacy of one of Europe's most remarkable medieval mystics comes alive through a focused exploration of her writings, visions, theology, and creative work. Her understanding of nature, music, medicine, the human body, and divine revelation reveals an unusually broad intellectual and spiritual imagination. The book provides an accessible introduction to a woman whose influence extends far beyond medieval religious history. Readers interested in mysticism, women's history, medieval culture, theology, and the relationship between spirituality and creativity will find a compelling portrait of an extraordinary figure.

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