The Cambridge Illustrated History of the Middle AgesRobert Fossier Cambridge University Press, 1986 - 556 halaman The finest general introduction to the medieval world of recent times - lavishly illustrated, with numerous maps and charts, each volume presents a synthesis of scholarly research. To coincide with the publication of Volume II and the completion of The Cambridge Illustrated History of the Middle Ages, a boxed set of all three volumes will be available from May 1997. It will provide an illustrated and accessible guide to medieval society, from 350 to 1520. |
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Introduction by ROBERT FOSSIER | 1 |
the early fifth century | 17 |
fifth to seventh | 52 |
early fifth century | 104 |
midfifth to midseventh centuries | 148 |
seventh to mid | 181 |
The world of the Abbasids apogee of Islam | 223 |
A new Byzantium in the making? Midseventh to midninth | 281 |
midninth to midtenth centuries | 336 |
Barbarian kingdoms Christian empire or independent | 381 |
The Carolingian renewal | 416 |
sixth to ninth centuries | 474 |
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Abbasid administrative already Anglo-Saxon Antioch Antique Aquitaine Arab Armenian army barbarian Basil became bishops Bulgar Byzantine Byzantium caliph capital Carolingian centre Charlemagne Charles Charles the Bald Christian Church civilisation clergy coinage coins Constantine VII Constantinople continued council cultivation culture dynasty East eastern ecclesiastical Egypt eighth century emirs emperor empire estates example fisc fiscal fourth century Francia Frankish frontier Gaul Germanic gold Greek hand Herakleios Ifriqiya imperial important Islam Italy Justinian Khazars king kingdom land landowners Lastly later Lombards Louis the Pious marriage Mediterranean merchants Merovingian military monastery monastic monks monophysite mosque Muslim Nikephoros ninth official pagan palace patriarch peasants period Persian political pope population provinces region reign religious remained revolt Rhine Roman Rome rural seventh century sixth slaves Slavs social society Spain Stoudios Syria tenth century territory took towns trade traditional tribal Umayyad urban Visigothic West Western Francia