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 makes the move to look across cultures, ultimately ends up emphasizing the differences in experiences, and particularly the polemical debate that raged amongst the two ...
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Count Hugh of Troyes and the Territorial Principality in Twelfth-Century Western Europe
... This article has used one particular body of material, the nearly fifty charters issued to record Count Hugh’s grants and other actions, to reconsider his place in the narrative of the rise of the principalities. It has ...
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Bernard of Morlaix : the Literature of complaint, the Latin tradition and the Twelfth-century “Renaissance”
... Bernard of Morlaix was a monk of the order of Cluny who flourished around 1140. Excerpts from one of his poems appear in some anthologies of medieval Latin verse 1 and he is briefly noticed in some works on the ...
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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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CHRISTINA OF MARKYATE, MANLY WOMAN OF GOD: MYSTICISM, MONASTICISM, AND MASCULINITY IN TWELFTH-CENTURY ENGLAND
... included JoAnn McNamara, Clare Lees, and Vern Bullough, began to reexamine popular medieval texts in an attempt to elucidate medieval constructions of masculinity. 1 Despite the emergence and recent popularization of the ...
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Crossing the Latin/Vernacular Divide in Twelfth-Century Literature: John of Salisbury, Chrétien de Troyes, and the First Arthurian Romance.
... The affinities between John and Chrétien offer a compelling argument for the inextricability of the vernacular and Latin strands of twelfth-century literature. But this acknowledgment is more a beginning ...
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Zachary, Pia (2019): Writing William: William the Conqueror and the problem of legitimacy in Twelfth-Century English historiography. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Geschichts- und Kunstwissenschaften
... In 1120, Henry’s only legitimate son died in the catastrophe of the White Ship, and Henry failed to produce another heir. Although he let his barons swear oaths to his daughter Matilda, he did not give her the necessary ...
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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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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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Danish ferocity and abandoned monasteries: the twelfth-century view
... Itineraries, ed. L. Toulmin Smith, Oxford 1906–10, v. 167–72. Lessons for the feast of St Osyth are to be found in the Hereford Breviary: Hereford Breviary, ed. W.H. Frere and L.E.G. Brown, (HBS xxvi, xl, xlvi, 1904–15), ...
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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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Amplification as gloss in two twelfth century texts: Robert de Boron's Joseph d'Arimathie and Renault de Beaujeu's Li Biaus Descouneüs
... Lacy demonstrates his interest in the analogical relationships established between certain episodes in the Erec and explains this by referring to the concept that 'composition for the me[r] ...
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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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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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The Beads of Tenth- to Twelfth-Century Hungary
... phases, it is clear that the number of beads recovered is not commensurate with the number of excavated graves, as was also the case at Halimba-Cseres. The relative frequ[r] ...
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Schola caritatis : twelfth century Cistercians and the ideas of monastic caritas and amicitia : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Arts in History at Massey University
... Bernard of Clairvaux's work located the idea of fraternal caritas within the second step of his three steps to God - love of self, love of neighbour, then love God - giving the idea a cl[r] ...
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Schola caritatis : twelfth century Cistercians and the ideas of monastic caritas and amicitia : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Arts in History at Massey University
... The framework of monastic culture and fraternal caritas that the Carta Caritatis had built on the foundations of the Rule of Saint Benedict, although challenged , provided a nurturing en[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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"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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