Medieval Civilization
Dana Munro
Sachbuch / Allgemeines, Nachschlagewerke
Beschreibung
An excellent history of the middle ages, covering the vast span of time from the Fall of the Roman Empire in the West to the Renaissance. Contents include: Victory of the Latin Language The Landed Aristocracy and the Beginning of Serfdom Taxation in the Fourth Century Influence of the Migrations Germans in the Roman Empire Faith and Morals of the Franks The Hippodrome at Constantinople Christian Missions in Gaul and Germany in the Seventh and Eighth Centuries The Economic Influence of Monasteries Cluny Monks of the Twelfth Century The Elements of Feudalism Mutual Obligations of Lord and Vassals The Realities of Feudalism Feudal Wars The Church and Feudalism The Church and Feudalism The Exercise of Feudal Rights over the Church in Languedoc, 900-1250 The Non - Universality of Feudalism Byzantine Civilization Moslem Civilization in Spain Chivalry Character and Results of the Crusades Ibn Jubair's Account of his Journey through Syria Material for Literature from the Crusades Classical Learning in the Middle Ages The Latin Classics in the Middle Ages The Development of the Romance Languages, Especially Those of France Evolution of the German Language Life and Interests of the Students City Life in Germany Advice of St. Louis to his Son Life of Gerbert Saint Bernard Southern France and the Religious Opposition The Intellectual Movement of the Thirteenth Century The Antecedents of the Renaissance St. Louis The Relation of Antiquity to the Renaissance
