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THE OXFORD HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL EUROPE THE OXFORD HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL EUROPE EDITOR'S FOREWORD CONTENTS LIST OF PLATES LIST OF MAPS I The Transformation of the Roman Mediterranean 400-900 The Twilight of the Ancient Mediterranean An Age of Invasions Survivals and Disruption: the Case of City Life Unity and Fragmentation in the Mediterranean World Rulership and Government Religion and Mentalities Learning, Literature, and Art The Mediterranean on the Eve of a New Age 2 The Northern World in the Dark Ages 400-900 The Migrations The Spread of Christianity The Barbarians Three Barbarian Kingdoms The Carolingians The Vikings 3 The Society of Northern Europe in the High Middle Ages 900-1200 An Abortive Kingdom The Lineaments of Power A Reviving Economy Lords at Prayer The Twelfth-century Renaissance Germany and its Neighbours The Kingdom of France Scandinavia and Eastern Europe 4 Northern Europe Invades the Mediterranean 900-1200 Old Empires and New Challenges Spiritual Reform and the Ascetic Challenge The Expansion of Latin Christianity: Spain--a Frontier Society Southern Italy: the Politics of Assimilation Crusader Palestine: the Colonial Experience The Rise of Long-distance Trade Urban Freedom and Civic Government The Fall of the God-guarded City 5 The Mediterranean in the Age of the Renaissance 1200-1500 The Papacy, its Enemies and its Allies The Italian City-states: Ideals and Reality Rome, Byzantium, and the Muslim World Crises and Transitions THE RULERS OF ARAGON AND CASTILE Consolidation and Expansion New Ideas and New Directions 6 The Civilization of Courts and Cities in the North 1200-1500 Kings and Princes: Image and Reality Old and New Dynasties France and Burgundy The Hundred Years War Plague and its Effects Popes, Heretics, and Friars The Papacy, the Hussites, and Lay Piety Culture: the Visual Arts Secular culture: Literacy and Chivalry EDITOR'S POSTSCRIPT FURTHER READING 1. The Transformation of the Roman Mediterranean GENERAL ROMANS AND BARBARIANS UP TO 565 BYZANTIUM AND THE BALKANS THE CHURCH IN EAST AND WEST AFRICA ITALY SPAIN SOUTHERN GAUL THE ISLAMIC WORLD ART LITERATURE AND LEARNING EAST--WEST RELATIONS AND ECONOMIC LIFE 2. The Northern World in the Dark Ages GENERAL THE MIGRATIONS THE CONVERSION BARBARIAN SOCIETY AND KINGSHIP CAROLINGIAN EUROPE THE NORTH 3. Northern Europe in the High Middle Ages GENERAL THE LINEAMENTS OF POWER A REVIVING ECONOMY LORDS AT PRAYER THE TWELFTH-CENTURY RENAISSANCE GERMANY AND ITS NEIGHBOURS THE KINGDOM OF FRANCE EASTERN EUROPE AND SCANDINAVIA 4. Northern Europe invades the Mediterranean BYZANTIUM MUSLIM WORLD ITALY AND THE EMPIRE PAPACY MONASTICISM HERESY SPAIN AND SOUTHERN FRANCE NORMANS IN SOURTHERN ITALY CRUSADES TRADE AND COMMERCE ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENTS SOURCES 5. The Mediterranean in the Age of the Renaissance THE PAPACY, ITS ENEMIES AND ITS ALLIES THE ITALIAN CITY STATES: IDEALS AND REALITY ROME, BYZANTIUM, AND THE MUSLIM WORLD CRISES AND TRANSITIONS CONSOLIDATION AND EXPANSION NEW IDEAS AND NEW DIRECTIONS 6. The Civilization of Courts and Cities in the North GENERAL FRANCE GERMANY THE CHURCH ECONOMY AND SOCIETY VISUAL ARTS CHIVALRY AND LITERACY CHRONOLOGY INDEX
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