By Christopher Allmand
Most sensible modern reference on past due medieval interval with many extra volumes to stick with. particular recognition paid to hitoriography of interval.
Read or Download The New Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. 7: c. 1415-c. 1500 PDF
Best europe books
The Times Illustrated History of Europe
Иллюстрации и полноцветные карты Оксфордского историка Fernandez-Armesto, являются захватывающим сопутствующим материалом к Атласу Европейской Истории. Автор прослеживает культурное, социальное, и политическое развитие Европы от его происхождения (10,000 до н. э. ) до настоящего момента. -Illustrations and full-color maps, this newest paintings from Oxford historian Fernandez-Armesto, editor of the days advisor to the Peoples of Europe, is an interesting significant other quantity to the days Atlas of ecu background. the writer lines the cultural, social, and political evolution of Europe from its origins (c. 10,000 B. C. ) to the current day. --
Примеры страниц:
From Muslim to Christian Granada: Inventing a City's Past in Early Modern Spain
In 1492, Granada, the final self sustaining Muslim urban at the Iberian Peninsula, fell to the Catholic forces of Ferdinand and Isabella. A century later, in 1595, treasure hunters unearthed a few curious lead drugs inscribed in Arabic. The pills documented the evangelization of Granada within the first century A.
Mineral and Thermal Waters of Southeastern Europe
This ebook brings jointly the most recent findings on mineral and thermal waters from international locations in Southeastern (SE) Europe (Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania, Romania and Bulgaria). each one bankruptcy is devoted to the newest geochemical and hydrogeological investigations for a particular state in SE Europe, aiding readers to appreciate the origins and purposes of mineral and thermal waters – facets that are of significant significance for the industrial improvement of this quarter, as those waters are renewable assets, and feature been gaining in acceptance over the past few many years.
- Royal Romances: Titillating Tales of Passion and Power in the Palaces of Europe
- A History of Greek Mathematics
- COMPLETE BIRDS OF BRITAINAND EUROPE
- The Birth of Fascist Ideology: From Cultural Rebellion to Political Revolution
Additional info for The New Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. 7: c. 1415-c. 1500
Example text
Robson (1961); Kenny (1985); McFarlane (1952); Kaminsky (1963); list of Wyclif ’s works in Thomson (1983). Cambridge Histories Online © Cambridge University Press, 2008 16 jean-philippe genet rejection of all things subversive after the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 meant that Wyclif ’s doctrine of the eucharist, condemned by the Church, alarmed an aristocracy fearful of heresy. 49 These ideas were to live on in Bohemia, where antagonism between clerics and German and Czech members of the University of Prague had created an explosive situation.
The author of the Somnium Viridarii (or Songe du Verger), written about 33 34 38 39 Walther (1976); A. Black, below, ch. 3; on the tracts De potestate papae, see Miethke (1982) and (1991a). 35 36 37 Belch (1965). Leff (1976); Ozment (1980). Leff (1968), p. 229. Stürner (1987). Lagarde (1956–70), v, pp. 281–9; McGrade (1974), pp. 37ff; see also Miethke (1969). Quillet (1970). Cambridge Histories Online © Cambridge University Press, 2008 Politics: theory and practice 13 1374 at the behest of King Charles V, borrowed extensively from Marsilius, as did the eminent conciliar authors, Dietrich of Niem and the Franciscan Mathias Döring.
Leff (1968), p. 229. Stürner (1987). Lagarde (1956–70), v, pp. 281–9; McGrade (1974), pp. 37ff; see also Miethke (1969). Quillet (1970). Cambridge Histories Online © Cambridge University Press, 2008 Politics: theory and practice 13 1374 at the behest of King Charles V, borrowed extensively from Marsilius, as did the eminent conciliar authors, Dietrich of Niem and the Franciscan Mathias Döring. The theories of Marsilius and Ockham rejecting papal sovereignty and supremacy, and leading, even in their most temperate form, to the conciliarist theses of moderate nominalists such as Pierre d’Ailly and Gerson, were unacceptable to the Papacy.