A History of the Middle AgesBarnes & Noble Publishing, 1995 - 408 Seiten Joseph Dahmus recounts the decline of the Roman Empire, the triumph and ascendancy of Christianity, the turmoil of Western Europe besieged by barbarians and Moslem, the emergence of new nations, the rise and fall of kings and dynasties, the development of the feudal system, the waging of the Crusades, and the founding of guilds, cities and universities. |
Inhalt
Foreword 79 | 7 |
The Late Middle Ages | 347 |
Bibliography | 394 |
| 398 | |
Roman Empire about 400 A D and Germanic Kingdoms | |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Abbasid accepted ancient appeared Arabs Arianism aristocracy army attack authority Avars became Belisarius bishops Byzantine Byzantine empire Byzantium caliph Charlemagne Christ Christian church civil clergy Constantine Constantinople council crusade culture Danube death defeated died Diocletian early east eastern eleventh century emperor empire England faith father feudal feudal age fief France Frederick French frontier Gaul German gild greater Greek Gregory Henry historians holy imperial Islamic Italy Jerusalem Justinian king knight Koran land late Middle Ages later Latin learning lived Lombards lord Louis manor Mecca medieval merchants Merovingian modern Mohammed monarch monastery monastic monasticism monks Monophysite Moslem moved never Ostrogoths pagan papacy papal peace peasant Persian Philip pope position princes principal Procopius proved reform reign religious remained Roman Rome royal rule scholars scholasticism serf Spain suffered Syria Tacitus tion took trade tradition Trajan tribes vassal victory Visigoths western Europe writings
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