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Villages in the late Middle Ages
The High Middle Ages 1200–1550, 2019T. Rowley
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Gaelic Ireland's English frontiers in the late Middle Ages
Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature, 2022:'Frontiers' or 'borderlands' offer a useful conceptual framework for the exploration of Irish history in the late Middle Ages. Insufficient scholarly attention, however, has been devoted to the study of the Gaelic polity—the 'other side' of the ...
Christopher Maginn
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Respiratory diseases in the late middle ages
Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology, 2013Respiratory diseases have beset humanity from the earliest times. The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of respiratory diseases in the inhabitants of a large medieval city. We analyzed 110 skeletons, coming from 12 to 17th century of individuals of either gender.
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2020
This section outlines medieval theories of social structure and rigid social hierarchy in the period of transition from late feudalism to emergent capitalism. It compares representations of peasants, particularly in works on the Risings of 1381, of the knightly class in Middle English Romance, and of the provincial landed class in gentry Romance.
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This section outlines medieval theories of social structure and rigid social hierarchy in the period of transition from late feudalism to emergent capitalism. It compares representations of peasants, particularly in works on the Risings of 1381, of the knightly class in Middle English Romance, and of the provincial landed class in gentry Romance.
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LATE ANTIQUITY AND THE MIDDLE AGES
2022AbstractThe four sections of this chapter describe time instruments in the Byzantine and Arab–Islamic worlds—sundials, water clocks, and the introduction of European weight and spring-driven clocks and watches. The account of activity in Arabo/Persian Islamic regions is discussed through to the twentieth century. It discusses in detail the sundials and
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2009
The canonical Paul of the Pastoral and the Petrine Epistles was by no means the only legitimate continuation of Paul's legacy. Recent work on the cultural setting of Paul's world and the early Christian apocryphal literature outside the New Testament has led to a further important insight.
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The canonical Paul of the Pastoral and the Petrine Epistles was by no means the only legitimate continuation of Paul's legacy. Recent work on the cultural setting of Paul's world and the early Christian apocryphal literature outside the New Testament has led to a further important insight.
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At the end of the late Middle Ages, there had been changes in indications for surgery, with prophylactic trepanation falling out of favor. The management of wounds and the methods for opening the cranium had become fairly standardized. Narrow non-plunging trepans were the preferred drills, and cranial openings were widened by the use of multiple drill ...
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The Motet in the Late Middle Ages
2023AbstractThe book ranges widely over French, English and Italian motets, mostly between the 1310s and the 1420s. About half the material is previously unpublished, the remaining chapters have been revised to varying degrees from previous publications and are now organised into Parts devoted to compositional techniques, Fauvel and Vitry, Machaut, the ...
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2021
Abstract The final chapter documents the demise of sacred dance at the end of the Middle Ages, c.1350–1450. Focusing on dance mania and the dance of death, it shows how dance gradually became associated with decadent and morbid, rather than religious and heavenly, motifs.
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Abstract The final chapter documents the demise of sacred dance at the end of the Middle Ages, c.1350–1450. Focusing on dance mania and the dance of death, it shows how dance gradually became associated with decadent and morbid, rather than religious and heavenly, motifs.
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