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2021
The history of the Visigoths constitutes an important period of transition from Antiquity to the Middle Ages. Through a fractured and troublesome process of settlement, political-religious stabilization, and territorial rule, the Visigoths established one of the most influential and developed European kingdoms toward the latter part of their reign ...
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The history of the Visigoths constitutes an important period of transition from Antiquity to the Middle Ages. Through a fractured and troublesome process of settlement, political-religious stabilization, and territorial rule, the Visigoths established one of the most influential and developed European kingdoms toward the latter part of their reign ...
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2023
Homoian (also homoean) Christians, from the ancient Greek homoios (ὅμοιος), meaning similar, believed that God the Father, and Christ the Son were similar in nature. This was distinct from Nicene Christianity which adhered to the view that the Father and Son were identical (homos-ὁμός) in nature.
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Homoian (also homoean) Christians, from the ancient Greek homoios (ὅμοιος), meaning similar, believed that God the Father, and Christ the Son were similar in nature. This was distinct from Nicene Christianity which adhered to the view that the Father and Son were identical (homos-ὁμός) in nature.
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Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 2009
This article documents the process by which a police academy staff generates an interaction order of obedience to authority during recruit training. Specifically, it examines the formal pattern of face-to-face interaction that recruits are expected to embrace before they can engage the larger occupational culture.
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This article documents the process by which a police academy staff generates an interaction order of obedience to authority during recruit training. Specifically, it examines the formal pattern of face-to-face interaction that recruits are expected to embrace before they can engage the larger occupational culture.
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Visigothic Architecture - How did Visigoth churches get to Ireland from Iberia?
2011How do cultural influences travel from place to place? It is sometimes easy to trace these lines of influence in the modern era, but how did this process work in the past? Looking at the past, how can we decipher which elements of architecture or music or literature came from which sub-culture?
Durwood, Tom, Higgs, Jamie L.
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2020
This chapter surveys the Visigothic script, the “national” hand used in the Iberian Peninsula and Septimania from the eighth century to the thirteenth. Attention is particularly paid to the various names scholars have used for this script, the important centers of production, the genesis and development of regional variations of it, and the orthography
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This chapter surveys the Visigothic script, the “national” hand used in the Iberian Peninsula and Septimania from the eighth century to the thirteenth. Attention is particularly paid to the various names scholars have used for this script, the important centers of production, the genesis and development of regional variations of it, and the orthography
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Visigothic Homoian Christianity
Homoian (also homoean) Christians, from the ancient Greek homoios (ὅμοιος), meaning similar, believed that God the Father, and Christ the Son were similar in nature. This was distinct from Nicene Christianity which adhered to the view that the Father and Son were identical (homos-ὁμός) in nature.openaire +1 more source