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Showing 1 to 20 of 58 for “"History, Medieval"”.
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The Motet as a Representation of Sociocultural Value Circa 1500
This study develops a conceptual idea of the motet about the year 1500. Starting with terms and categories expressed in the only known definition of the genre that survives from that period, it applies an anthropological distinction between use and function, as embodied in a structuralist-derived, …
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La Mort Dans ``La Mort Artu'': Roman en Prose Du Treizieme Siecle
I discovered in La Mort Artu a peculiar sensitivity to death: more intellectual than emotional, more tragic than morbid. Death is not yet perceived as an independent and alienating power, but as a part of the order of Creation, and therefore as a part of the order of the Arthurian world. If human …
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Rex Christus Ascendens: The Christological Cult of the Ascension in Anglo -Saxon England
… developments in Ascension theology of the early medieval period is the idea of Christ as king, which was intimately related to the doctrine of Christ's two natures and his role as priestly mediator between two realms. This thinking gains importance in Anglo-Saxon material from the time of Bede …
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The General Receiver of Flanders, 1262-1372: A Study in Administrative History (Belgium)
Between the mid-thirteenth and the mid-fourteenth centuries, the position of general receiver of Flanders gradually evolved from an assortment of ad hoc functions performed by some non-specific member of the count of Flanders' household into an identifiable administrative office. Initially the …
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Rape in Medieval English Society, 1208-1321
… thirteenth century England, to reconstruct the history of rape prosecution and assemble data which illustrate the crime of rape in the period under investigation. Seven rural and three urban areas of thirteenth century England formed the foci of the study. Data extracted from the existing eyre, …
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Papal-Cistercian Relations: 1198-1241 With Particular Emphasis on France
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Early Russian Censuses and the Population of Muscovy, 1550-1650
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"Alcuin's ""liber contra haeresim felicis"": A reading text with an introduction"
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"""Historia Vitae et Regni Ricardi Secundi"": A critical edition with apparatus, notes, and introduction"
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Archbishop Rotrou of Rouen (1164-1183): A Career Churchman in the Twelfth-Century
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The English Episcopate in The Reign of Henry Vii
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The Political Career of Archbishop Bruno of Cologne: Ottonian Statesman of Tenth-Century Germany
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The Wydevilles, 1086-1491: The Background and Rise of a Family in Medieval English Politics
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The Influence of Italian Renaissance Civilization in Fifteenth Century Spain: A Study in Cultural Transmission
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Mi naqui: Birth and infancy in late medieval and Renaissance Florence
… are at odds with those from the school of family history that wants to see parental attitudes towards children in the premodern world characterized by emotional distance, neglect, and even cruelty.
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Enrico Dandolo: His Life, His Family, and His Venice Before the Fourth Crusade
… most important doge in a millennium of Venetian history. Born in ca. 1107, Dandolo was the product of a proud but relatively new Venetian family that had devoted itself to commerce and service to the state. In his early years, Enrico lived through the enthusiasm of the Venetian crusade of 1122. …
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Secular urban musical culture in Provence and Languedoc during the late Middle Ages
Despite France's prominent role in the history of medieval secular music, scholarship concerning its urban musical culture is generally limited to a few publications by nineteenth-century local historians; in contrast, several recent comprehensive studies building on scholarship of the past two …
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The mosaics of Monreale: A study of their monastic and funerary context
The cathedral of Monreale in Sicily is one of the great monuments of the Middle Ages. Its upper walls and vaults are covered with an extensive and well-preserved program of mosaics, executed by Greek craftsmen in the late twelfth-century Byzantine style. King William II and his mother, Margaret of …
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Of saints and sinners. Native resistance to Ottoman expansion in Southeastern Europe, 1443-1481: George Castriota Scanderberg and Vlad III Dracula
… of their policies, and their significance in the history of fifteenth-century Europe.
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The burden and the beast: An oracle of apocalyptic reform in early sixteenth-century Salzburg
… the significance of apocalyptic thinking in late-medieval and early-modern Europe. This study challenges the assumption that apocalypticism grew deepest on the margins of society among radical sectarians. Purstinger was a conservative theologian and a respected bishop, at home in the heart of the …
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