The Twelfth Century
Women of the Twelfth Century
... the twelfth century but produces three volumes, each with a different emphasis and based on different kinds of sources, which can be read separately but which are linked by common ...
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The Twelfth Century Renaissance and the Religion of Intent: Interiority and the Emergence of Selfhood Across Religious Boundaries.
... the twelfth century? I would argue that selfhood, marked out by intention, comes about as competing cultures engage in the discourse of faith ...long twelfth century ...of ...
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Bernard of Morlaix : the Literature of complaint, the Latin tradition and the Twelfth-century “Renaissance”
... This thesis attempts an examination of the reasons why Bernard wrote as he did, in the context especially of the genre of complaint. It looks at features of Bernard’s time which shaped his writing, such as the troubles ...
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The Crisis of the Twelfth Century: Power, Lordship, and the Origins of European Government
... “Justice being taken away, then, what are kingdoms but great robberies?” – Augustine, City of God, IV.4. With this new book Thomas N. Bisson is nothing if not ambitious. By his own account it is in part an answer to a ...
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Danish ferocity and abandoned monasteries: the twelfth-century view
... Book I of Liber Eliensis, written at about the same time (it was completed just after 1169), is textually even closer to Abbo’s Passio, with more verbatim borrowings, though with large slabs of John of Worcester’s ...
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So sprach daz Wip : women in dialogue with lover and court in Middle High German and Romance lyrics of the twelfth century and early thirteenth centuries
... dialogue poems which deal with the loving couple's desire for personal sexual fulfilment within a normative society, but which do not bind these conversations to the kind of specific nar[r] ...
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Enthronement Rituals of the Princes of Rus’ (twelfth thirteenth centuries)
... Even after the elaboration of a spiritual nexus for the princes of Vladimir-Suzdal’, the 1176 enthronement of Mikhailko remains modest. The narrative of the ceremonial portion—the description of the physical space and ...
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“I shall read that you are my husband and you shall see me sign myself your wife”: Analyzing the Rhetorical Strategies of Heloise d’Argenteuil
... Even though the task may seem worrying to be compared to a man as institutionally famous as Abelard was during the twelfth century, Heloise elevated herself to Abelard’s level, regardless of the ...
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Full article
... The logical terminology in these centuries is highly illustrative. (When Chenu wrote his 1928 article, the historiography of medieval logic was not sufficiently developed, and he does fall into some inaccuracies.) There ...
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The Expositio IV Evangeliorum (Recension II) : a critical edition and analysis of text
... Another point to be made for an earlier date for this third recension is that the twelfth century manuscript carrying all three recensions, from which the text of recension III is taken,[r] ...
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"Establishing justice and telling stories" : paradigms of norm transmission in twelfth and thirteenth century Anglo Norman and Old French literary and legal texts
... a twelfth-century romance that follows a wild and untutored youth, who has been raised in complete isolation from ...the twelfth-century ...
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The patronage of the Templars and of the Order of St Lazarus in England in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries
... Following Lees' study of the Templars in the twelfth century, T.W.Parker produced a history of the English order which covered the whole period of its existence in that country.81 Unfort[r] ...
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Female hospitallers in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries
... Medieval men had a dilemma. On the one hand they wanted to help religious women because men admired female spirituality. On the other hand, men wanted to distance themselves from women because they were afraid that a ...
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The patronage and benefaction of Cistercian monasteries in the frontier zones of the March of Wales, 1130-c.1256.
... Hill, Bennett D., English Cistercian Monasteries and Their Patrons in the Twelfth Century (Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1968).. James, Brian Ll., ed., Rice Merrick.[r] ...
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The establishment in the early twelfth century of the Syrian daᶜwa of the Nizari Ismaᶜilis
... This is what emerges as the recurring pattern of Nizari development in Syria in the first three decades of the twelfth century; the calculated gamble that a local alliance such as that w[r] ...
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Earl Rognvaldr Kali: crisis and development in twelfth century Orkney
... the twelfth century, as it is only in this century from which law codes such as Gulaþingslög and Frostaþingslög survive detailing the ...the twelfth century due to its linguistic ...
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... The preoccupation with lepers followed the same line of thought. Leprosy, which medieval physicians believed was caused by “divine will, hostile planetary forces, poor diet, corrupt air, dirt, sexual misconduct, [and] ...
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Charity, action and contemplation : twelfth century Cisterician and Premonstratensian teachings
... the twelfth century: the origins of monasticism, Western monastic development with particular regard to Cistercians and Premonstratensians, medieval rules, as well as medieval education and ...
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Count Hugh of Troyes and the Territorial Principality in Twelfth-Century Western Europe
... fulfilment of a long-cherished ambition. 16 Whatever the case, the way in which Hugh left power informed opinions of what he had achieved with it. Writing some years after the event, Abbot Suger of Saint-Denis wrote with ...
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From Nakhchivan to Kemah: The western extent of brick Persianate funerary architecture in the sixth/twelfth century
... domed squinches constructed with bricks set at 45 degrees. The blind arches in between have tympana decorated with bricks in a horizontal offset bond between short vertical bricks. The arches at the cardinal points at ...
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