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Encyclopedia of barbarian Europe, society in transformation, Michael Frassetto

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Encyclopedia of barbarian Europe, society in transformation, Michael Frassetto
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Illustrations
mapsillustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Encyclopedia of barbarian Europe
Nature of contents
encyclopediasbibliography
Oclc number
51637970
Responsibility statement
Michael Frassetto
Sub title
society in transformation
Summary
The first comprehensive reference work devoted exclusively to this dark, but critical, period in the history of western civilization. Annotation. Frassetto (history, Benedictine U.-University College) presents articles of people, literary works, industries and occupations, dynasties, art forms, and other aspects of Europe from the fourth to the tenth centuries, a period that used to be called The Dark Ages, and that historians consider a bridge between classical and medieval civilizations. He writes for high school and undergraduate students and general readers, citing mostly secondary sources in the topic- specific bibliographies, though an extensive section of the general bibliography cites primary sources in translation. A chronology, maps, a few monochrome illustrations, and cross-references support the text
Table Of Contents
Admonitio Generalis -- Aethelberht I of Kent -- Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians -- Aetius -- Agobard of Lyons, St. -- Agriculture -- Aistulf -- Alans -- Alaric -- Alaric II -- Alboin -- Alcuin of York -- Alemanni -- Alfred the Great -- Amalaswintha -- Ammianus Marcellinus -- Angilbert, St. -- Anglo-Saxon chronicle -- Anglo-Saxons -- Animals -- Arbogast -- Arianism -- Arnulf of Metz, St. -- Athanaric -- Attila the Hun -- Augustine of Canterbury, St. -- Augustine of Hippo, St. -- Avars -- Balthild, St. -- Barbarian Art -- Bede -- Belisarius -- Benedict Biscop -- Benedict of Aniane -- Benedict of Nursia, St. -- Beowulf -- Bertrada -- Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus -- Boniface, St. -- Bretwalda -- Brunhilde -- Caedwalla -- Caesarius of Arles -- Capitulare de Villis -- Capitularies -- Carloman, King of the Franks -- Carloman, Mayor of the Palace -- Carolingian Dynasty -- Carolingian renaissance -- Cassiodorus -- Catalaunian Plains, Battle of the -- Charlemagne -- Charles Martel -- Charles the Bald -- Childeric III -- Chilperic I -- Chlotar II -- Chrodegang of Metz -- Clothing -- Clotilda, St. -- Clovis -- Coins and coinage -- Columba, St. -- Columban, St. -- Constantine -- Dagobert -- Desiderius -- Dhuoda -- Diet and nutrition -- Donation of Constantine -- Donation of Pippin -- Ebroin -- Education and learning -- Edwin -- Einhard -- Euric -- Family -- Fastrada -- Fontenoy, Battle of -- Franks -- Fredegar -- Fredegund -- Fritigern -- Gaiseric -- Galla Placidia -- Galswintha -- Germanic religion -- Gildas -- Gottschalk of Orbais -- Gregory I, the Great, Pope -- Gregory II, Pope -- Gregory III, Pope -- Gregory of Tours -- Grimoald -- Gundobad -- Guntram -- Hadrian I, Pope -- Hadrianople, Battle of -- Hengist & Horsa -- Heptarchy -- Hermenegild -- Honorius -- Huneric -- Huns -- Irene -- Isidore of Seville -- Ivories -- Jewelry and gems -- John Scottus Erigena -- Jordanes -- Judith -- Justinian -- King Arthur
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