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An important study of institutional change pre-industrialisation, Bottomley examines wardship, the... Læs mere
By exploring the intellectual legacies of 'Byzantium,' and the benefits of conceptualizing Roman history as an unsevered whole, this Element exhorts scholars to let go of the 'Byzantine' misnomer.
Through a series of case studies with translated supporting documents, D.L. d'Avray offers a fresh reinterpretation of... Læs mere
In the Later Roman Empire (AD 300–650), power seems to manifest itself mostly through legislation, bureaucracy, and an increasingly distant emperor. This... Læs mere
By examining the letters, autobiographies, dialogues, polemics, and fictional works of the early Italian humanists, such as Petrarch, Boccaccio,... Læs mere
This volume explores Christianity's past by considering it in relation to, and from the perspective of, a variety of aspects that have been... Læs mere
Considered the most influential work from the classical age of Persian literature, Sa'di's Gulistan (‘The Rose Garden’)... Læs mere
Explores how loyalty, social cohesion, and political Sufism shaped the rise of early modern Iran, revealing an empire's... Læs mere
How can God use his own human actions and sufferings to bring about those things that he causes through divine power? To answer that question, J. David Moser here explores St. Thomas Aquinas's teaching that Christ's humanity is an instrument of the divinity.
Explore the revealing story of how Simon de Montfort’s legacy played out among his banished children.
Asley Mantle places a man who is so often peripheral to historical accounts front and centre. Henry I deserves to be better known.
Agincourt took place in 1415. But what happened next? Specifically over the next seven years? Why didn't Henry V become King of France?