An edition of Topographies of power in the early Middle Ages
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Topographies of power in the early Middle Ages
by Mayke De Jong
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Topographies of power: introduction1
Chiris Wickham
Cemeteries as places of power9
Heinrich Harke
Topography and the creation of public space in early
mtedieval Constantinople31
Leslie Brubaker
Topography, celebration, and power: the making of a
papal Rome in the eighth and ninth centuries45
Thomas F.X. Noble
Monuments and memory:
repossessing ancient remains in early medieval Gaul93
Bonnie Effros
Cordoba in the Vita vel passio Argenteae119
Ann Christys
Topographies of holy power in sixth-century Gaul137
Ian Wood
Maastricht as a centre of power in the early Middle Ages155
Frans Theuws
Aachen as a place of power217
Janet L. Nelson
Convents, violence, and competition for power in
seventh-century Francia243
Regine Le Jan
One site, many meanings: Saint-Maurice d'Agaune as a
place of power in the early Middle Ages271
Barbara H. Rosenwein
Monastic prisoners or opting out? Political coercion and
honour in the Frankish kingdoms291
Mayke de Jong
Monasteries in a peripheral area: seventh-century Gallaecia329
Pablo C. Diaz
Aedificatio sancti loci: the making of a ninth-century
holy place361
Julia M.H. Smith
People, places and power in Carolingian society397
Matthew Innes
The regia and the hring - barbarian places of power439
Walter Pohl
Asgard reconstructed? Gudme - a 'central place' in
the North467
Lotte Hedeager
The lower Vistula area as a 'region of power' and
its continental contacts509
Przemyslaw Urbarczyk
Topographies of Power: Some conclusions533
Mayke de Jong and Frans Theuws
Primary sources547
Literature554
Index597.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [547]-597) and index.
Chiefly papers presented at a conference held Sept. 7-11, 1998 at the Bellagio Study and Conference Center, Bellagio, Italy.
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