A History of Early Medieval Europe: From 476-911

ISBN-13: 9780367184384 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 632 str.

Margaret Deanesly

Opis

Originally published in 1956, A History of Early Medieval Europe traces the changes that took place in Europe between the fifth and tenth centuries, a time of social and political upheaval when the organization of the Roman Empire.

Spis treści

1. The Roman Heritage in 476  2. The Barbarian Movements and Settlements  3. The Ostrogoths in Italy  4. The Franks  5. The Vandals  6. The Visigoths  7. Economic Change  8. The Formation of the Eastern Empire  9. East Roman Imperial Policy from Zeno to Justinian (474-565)  10. The Church from the Fifth to the Eighth Century  11. Islam: Origins and Conquests  12. The Eastern Empire from Justinian to the Iconoclasts: The Heraclians  13. The Greco-Roman and Christian Heritage  14. The Lombards in Italy  15. The Later Merovingians  16. Charles Martel and Pepin the Short  17. The Carolingian Political Scene  18. The Carolingian Conquests  19. The Carolingian Conquests: Continued  20. The Christian Empire  21. The Byzantine Empire from 711 to 912: The Isaurian Emperors, the Amorians and the Rise of the Macedonian Dynasty  22. The Divisions of the Carolingian Empire 814-843  23. The Carolingian Empire from 843 till the Death of Charles the Fat, 888  24. Celts and Scandinavians  25. The Slavs  26. The Carolingian Renaissance: Schools and Scholars  27. The Carolingian Renaissance: The Contribution to Knowledge  28. The End of the Carolingian Empire  Chronological Lists  Index

O autorze

Deanesly, Margaret