Index | Keywords
A
- Aachen councils
- abbey
- abbey of Aureil
- abbey of La Trinité
- abbey of Montierneuf
- abbey of Saint-Bertin
- abbey of Saint-Pierre
- abbey of St. Bertin
- abbot
- Abraham
- Abu 'l-Ḥasan 'Alī b. al-Ḥusayn
- acclimatization
- Acquigny
- Acre-‘Akko
- Adam de la Halle
- Adelida
- administration
- advent liturgy
- Ælfgyva
- Ælred of Rievaux
- Agde
- Aimeric de Belenoi
- Aimeric de Peguilhan
- Aimo
- Aimon de Varennes
- Akathist Hymn
- Al-Andalus
- al-Andalus - art
- al-Andalus – epigraphy
- al-Mas'ūdī
- Alain de Flandre
- Alain de Lille
- Alain de Lille (author) - allegory
- Alain de Lille (author) - Anticlaudianus
- Alba
- albigensia crusade
- Aldebert
- Aldhelm (bishop of Sherborne) – De metris
- Alexander II
- Alexander the Great
- Alfonso VIII
- Alfonso X el Sabio
- Alice
- allegory
- allegory - in french literature
- allegory - monasticism
- allod
- Alphonse the Troubadour of Aragon
- Alpine society
- Amatus of Oloron
- Amboise
- Ambrosius Autpertus
- anagrams
- analytical methods
- Àneu
- Ángel Manrique
- angel musicians
- Anglo-Norman
- anglo-norman language
- Anglo-Norman literature
- anglo-norman versification
- Anglo-Saxon England
- animals
- animals in art
- Anjou
- annals
- anonymity
- Ansegisus
- Anselm of Lucca
- Antakya
- anthroponymy
- anti-Semitic cliché
- Antioch
- antique material
- Antiquitates
- Apocalypse
- Apocalypse of Paul
- apocryphal
- Apollo
- Apollonius of Tyre (literary figure)
- apostasy
- Apringius
- apses
- Apulia
- Ara coeli
- Arabic literature
- arabic literature - inscriptions
- arabism
- arch
- archaeology
- archbishops
- architectural copy
- architecture
- Architecture - Religious
- architecture - secular
- architecture religious
- architriclinus
- archives
- Ardennes
- Arezzo
- Aristocracy
- aristocracy
- Armenia
- Arnaud de Verdale (bishop of Maguelonne)
- Arnaut Daniel
- Arnaut de Maruelh
- ars dictaminis
- art
- art history
- art history - general
- art History - general
- art History - painting
- art of the goldsmith
- Arthur et Gorlagon
- arthurian literature
- Arthurian literature
- arthurian material
- Arthurian studies
- artistic practice
- assizes
- Aubert (Marcel)
- audible images
- Augustine of Hippo
- Augustine of Hippo (theologian) - De Trinitate
- author
- author portrait
- authors’ names
- autobiography
- Auvergne
- Auxerre
B
- baldness
- Balkans
- balletes
- Bari
- Barlaam and Josophat
- baron
- Batradz
- Batraz
- Baudri de Bourgueil
- Bayeux
- Bayeux embroidery
- Bayeux tapestry
- bear
- Beatrix
- Beatus of Liébana
- Beaulieu-lès-Loches
- Bede
- Belgium
- Benedict of Aniane
- Benedictin monasticism
- benedictine monastery
- Benedictine order
- Benedictines
- Berengar of Tours
- Bernart de Ventadorn
- Bertran de Born
- Bestiary
- BHL
- bible
- bible exegesis
- biblical study
- biography
- biomolecular analysis
- bishop
- bishop of Liège
- bishop of Metz
- bishops
- bleeding
- Blois
- body
- Bohemia
- Boniface of Savoye
- book history
- border
- borders
- Bosonides
- boundaries
- Bourges
- brahman
- breaking down the barriers
- bridge
- Bridge of Arta
- Briouze
- British Isles
- british isles
- British isles
- Brittany
- Burgal
- Burgundian
- Burgundy
- burial
- Byzantine empire
- Byzantine Empire
- byzantine material
- Byzantium
C
- Cabrit
- Cain and Abel
- Calvados
- Cambrai
- canon law
- canon regulars
- canonica
- canonical orders
- canonical reform
- canonici
- canons
- canons of Aureil
- cantilena
- capetian dynasty
- Capetians
- capitals
- capitular patrimony
- Cappadoce
- capture of Caesarea (1101)
- capture of Jerusalem (1099)
- carolingian
- Carolingian
- carolingian church
- carolingian empire
- Carolingian empire
- Carolingian empire – music
- Carolingian history
- Carolingian monasticism
- Carolingian Reform
- Carolingian reform
- Carolingians
- casements
- castellany
- Castile
- castle
- castles
- castles - in France
- castles - terminology
- castra
- Catalonia
- Catania
- cathedral
- cathedral chapter
- cathedral chapters
- cavalier
- Central Europe
- centre of power
- Cercamon
- Cerverí de Girona
- Champagne
- chancellor
- Chanson de geste
- chanson de geste
- chant (liturgical)
- Chapaize
- chapters
- Charlemagne
- Charles I d'Anjou
- Charles the Simple
- Charroux
- chart dating
- charters
- charters and diplomatics
- Charters and diplomatics
- Chartres
- Cher
- Chinon
- chivalric biography
- Chrétien de Troyes
- christian-muslim relationships
- Christianity
- Chronica Muzarabica
- chronicle
- chronicles
- church
- church history
- church of S. Silvestro
- church of Saint-Ursin
- church of Sant’Apollinare in Classe
- church of SS. Cosma e Damiano
- church-farm
- Cilicia
- circulation
- cistercian
- cistercian order
- cistercians
- city
- civilization
- classical
- classical culture
- classical heritage
- classical poetry
- clearing
- clergy
- clerics
- Cligès
- cloister
- cluniac order
- Cluny
- codex
- Codex Paris BnF lat. 4892
- Codex Paris BnF lat. 5390
- codicology
- colour opposition
- commandery
- commentaries on the Apocalypse (Beatus
- Comminges
- common life
- common life of the clergy
- commune
- communes
- communication
- communities
- community
- concealment
- conductus
- confratres
- consecration
- consecration of churches
- consensus
- conspiracy
- Constantinople
- constitutionalism
- contado
- Conte du Graal
- continuity
- conversion
- Cook (Walter W. Spencer)
- correctio
- Cosmas of Prague
- council
- Council of Poitiers
- Council of St-Maixent
- councils
- Councils of Aachen
- count Julian
- county
- court
- courtesy
- courtliness poetry
- courtly literature
- Creation
- credulity
- Crosby (Sumner Mcknight)
- crosses and crucifixes
- crown of aragon
- cruentation
- crusade
- crusading
- Cú Chulainn
- Cuchulain
- cult of saints
- cult of the saints
- culture
- customary law
- Cyprian
D
- dansa
- Dawn song
- death
- death -inscriptions
- death -relationship between living and dead
- deceit
- deception
- decimators
- decorative arts
- decretum
- Denmark
- desire
- desmesure
- devouring
- Didier of Cahors
- Diego García
- Diego Gelmírez
- diet
- diocese of Vienna
- diplomatic
- diplomatie
- distinction
- districtus
- diversity of religious practices
- divination
- Docere et delectare
- documentary latin philology
- Domesday Book
- doppelgänger
- doubt
- dowries
- dragon
- Dreux
- druërie
- duchess
- duel
- duke
- duty of a vassal
E
- early Middle Age
- early Middle Ages
- eastern mediterranean
- Eastern Mediterranean
- Eastern Mediterranean - Jerusalem (Latin kingdom) - historiography
- ecclesiastical history
- ecclesiology
- economic growth
- edification
- education
- Edward the Confessor
- effigy
- ego-histoire
- ekphrasis (rhetorical form)
- Eleanor of Aquitaine
- elites
- Ellebaut (compiler)
- embodiment
- Emma of Normandy
- emotions
- empire
- empress
- Enarrationes in Psalmos
- encyclopedism
- epic
- epic pattern
- epigraphy
- episcopacy
- episcopal government
- episcopal network
- epistolarity
- epistolary dossier
- epistolary genre
- epitaph
- Ermoldus Nigellus (poet)
- Escorial
- Esope
- Esterri de Cardós
- Esther
- Estoire del saint Graal
- ethics
- Etna
- eucharist
- Eucharistic controversy
- Eudo of Aquitaine
- Eulalie
- Eustache Deschamps
- evangelists
- exegesis
- exemplum
F
- fables
- Facundus
- false letters
- father of the church
- feast of All Souls
- Female monasticism
- Fernand Braudel
- feudal law
- feudal love
- feudal pledge
- feudal society
- feudal war
- feudal wars
- feudalism
- feudalism - in France
- feudalism - terminology
- figurative structure
- filmic movement
- First Crusade
- five senses
- Flodoard de Reims
- Florentius
- Florimont
- Focillon (Henri)
- folk studies
- folk traditions
- folly
- Fontenelle
- Fontenelle (St. Wandrille)
- Fontevraud
- forced conversion
- forgery
- formation
- fornicatio
- fortifications - terminology
- fortuna
- fragment
- France
- France - Nièvre - Saint-Amand-en-Pevèle – abbey
- Franks
- Fréculf of Lisieux
- Free France
- french literature
- French teaching in the United States
- Friedrich I Barbarossa
- frontier
- Fulcher of Chartres
- Fulk (archbishop of Reims)
- Fulk Nerra
- furor
G
- Galliano
- Gascony
- Gautier de Coinci
- gaze
- gem stones
- gender
- genealogy
- Geoffrey of Monmouth
- Geoffroi de Vendôme
- geographic vocabulary
- geography
- Georges Dumézil
- Georges Duby
- Gérard of Crépy
- germanic deity
- Germany
- Gerone
- Gesta Abbatum Fontanellensium
- Gesta abbatum Sithiensium
- Gesta abbatum Trudonensium
- gesta episcoporum
- gesture
- Giraut de Borneil
- Gironde
- glosa ordinaria
- goðorð
- Gorze
- gospel-books - illustrations
- gothic architecture
- Gower
- Grail
- Gratian
- grave
- great door
- Greek alphabets
- Gregorian reform
- Gregorius IX
- Gregory the Great
- Gui de Cavaillon
- Guilhem Magret
- Guillaume de Machaut
- Guillaume d’Amiens
- Guillaume VIII
- Guiot de Dijon
- gymnosophist
H
- hagiographic literature
- Hagiography
- hagiography
- Haimo of Auxerre)
- Hair-Bridge
- Harold
- Harold II Godwineson (king of England)
- Hatay
- hatred
- Haymon
- Heiric
- Heiric of Auxerre
- hell
- Henri I
- Henri I le Libéral (count of Champagne)
- Henry II
- Heraclius
- heraldry
- Hérault
- heroic childhoods
- hierarchy
- high justice
- High Middle Ages
- hiostoriography
- Historia
- Historia Apollonii regis Tyri (romance)
- Historia Hierosolymitana
- Historia Iudaicum
- Historia Silensis
- historical interconnectedness
- historical writing
- historiography
- Historiography
- history
- history and literature
- history of art
- history of medieval Scandinavia
- hology
- Holy land
- Holy Land
- Holy Sepulchre
- homogenization of religious life
- Horace (Q. Horatius Flaccus)
- humanism
- hybridity
I
- Iberia
- Iberian peninsula
- ibero-romance
- iconographic program
- iconography
- iconography - Easter
- ideals associated with reforms
- identity
- ideology
- idolatry
- illumination
- illumination of manuscripts
- illustrated manuscripts
- image
- immurement
- imperial landpeace
- Indian
- Indo-Europeans
- influence
- initials
- innocence
- inscription
- Institute of Fine Arts New York University
- institutio canonicorum
- Institutio canonicorum aquisgranensis
- Institutional mutations
- institutionalization of religious life
- intention (philosophical concept)
- intercultural exchanges
- interdisciplinarity
- intertextuality
- intestinal parasite analysis
- Inventio Sancti Vulfranni
- invincibility
- invisibility
- Isaac de l'Etoile (theologian)
- Isarn (abbot of Saint-Victor – Marseille)
- Isembert II
- Islam
- Islam - paradise
- Islamic conquest of Spain
- Israel
- Italy
- ivories - in Iberia
- Ivories - pyxes
J
- Jacques de Vitry (cardinal) - Historia orientalis
- Jamb figure
- Jean de Meung
- Jean de Lescurel
- Jean d’Ibelin (lord of Beirut)
- Jean Renart
- Jerusalem
- Jerusalem (Latin kingdom)
- Jesus Christ - in art
- jew
- jewel
- jewish history
- jewish identity
- jewish studies
- John of Salisbury
- John of Salisbury
- John the Deacon
- Jonas
- jongleurs
- Joseph Bédier
- journeys
- Jumièges
- jurisdiction
- justice
L
- La Chaize-le-Vicomte
- La Naissance du Chevalier au Cygne
- Lais
- Lamb of God
- Lampagia
- Lancelot
- land survey
- language
- language transfers
- Lanzelet
- lapidaries
- Las Huelgas
- Late Antiquity
- late Middle Ages
- latin
- Laura
- law
- Le Gracial
- learning
- Lebanon
- legal culture
- legal history
- legal myths
- legitimate violence
- legitimation
- Lentini
- Leonor of England
- letters
- lexicology
- lexicon
- Le Mans
- liberal arts
- Libri Didactici
- Liège
- Limoges
- Limousin
- lineage
- lion
- literary genre
- literary networks
- literature
- literature - general
- literature - Verse
- literature - verse
- liturgical reading (office
- liturgy
- local history
- local identities
- Loir-et-Cher
- Loiret
- Lombards
- Lombardy
- lords
- lordship
- Lorraine
- Lorris
- Lorsch Abbey
- Lorvão
- Lotharingia
- Lotharingian Reform
- Louis IX
- Louis VI
- love poetry
- Low Countries
- Ludwigslied
- lust
- lyrical
- lyrics
M
- Machabaeorum I-II
- Mâconnais
- magic
- Magius (artist)
- Maguelone
- Maius (Magius)
- Manche
- mandorla
- manorialism
- manuscript
- manuscript - Madrid (Biblioteca de la Real Academia de la Historia: 78)
- manuscript - New York (Pierpont Morgan Library: M.641)
- manuscript - Oxford (Bodleian Library : Bodley 309)
- manuscript - Paris (Bibliothèque nationale de France: lat.16723)
- manuscript - Graz (Universitätsbibliothek : 748)
- manuscript - Porto (Biblioteca Pública Municipal : 619)
- manuscript illumination
- manuscript tradition
- manuscript – New York (Pierpont Morgan Library: M.644)
- manuscript – Paris (Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal : 592)
- Marcabru
- marginal drawings
- Marian literature
- Marian poetry
- Marie de France
- marriage
- Marriage at Cana
- Martin (monk of Saint-Jean-de-Montierneuf)
- marvellous
- Mary the Virgin
- material
- material culture
- matins)
- Matter of Britain
- Mauclerc
- Mauclerc’s world
- Maurice Prou
- medieval archaeology
- medieval Christian art
- medieval chronicler
- medieval civilisation
- Medieval customaries
- medieval epigraphy
- Medieval France
- medieval hagiography
- Medieval historiography
- medieval jews
- medieval libraries
- medieval Limousin
- medieval literature
- medieval manuscripts
- Medieval Normandy
- Mediterranean sea
- memory
- memory - in philosophy
- mendicant orders
- Merlin
- mesure
- metayage
- Metz
- Meuse
- middle ages
- Middle Ages
- Middle East
- Middle High German literature
- Middle Ages
- migration
- Milano
- military history
- military orders
- Military orders
- milites ad terminum
- Miloš Obilić
- minor Prophet
- minstrels
- miracles
- Miracles of the Virgin Mary
- monastic reform
- monastic rules
- Monasticism
- monasticism
- Moniage Guillaume
- monks
- Mont-Saint-Michel
- Montierneuf abbey
- Moravia
- Morholt
- motif
- Mozac
- mozarabs
- ms 10108 BNE
- ms. – Paris Bnf lat. 6 T
- Munuza
- mural
- mural painting
- mural paintings
- murals
- musée Curtius
- music
- musical notation - in Carolingian empire
N
- Nablus
- Naimes
- Narbonne
- narrative drive
- narrator
- naturalism
- Navarra
- needy
- Netherlands
- network
- new textual story
- nicolaism
- Ninive
- ninth-century
- nobility
- Norman conquest
- norman Conquest of England (1066)
- Normandy
- Normandy - politics
- northern Aquitaine
- notaries
- Notre-Dame la Grande (Poitiers)
- Notre-Dame-la-Grande
- Nouaillé
- Novara
- novice
- nudity
- nuptial blessing
O
- oaths
- obedience (religious concept)
- occitan
- Occitania
- Odilo
- Odo of France
- old french crusade cycle
- Old Testament
- Oliba
- Omont
- onomastics
- oracle of the Tiburtine sibyl
- orchard
- order
- Order of Temple
- ordines
- Origen
- Osbert of Claire
- Osma
- osteoarchaeology
- otherness
- Otloh of Sankt Emmeram
- Otranto mosaic
- Ovid
- Ovidius Naso
- Oxford
- Oxford boldeian library
P
- paganism
- painting
- palaeography
- palaeopathology
- Pamplona
- papacy
- Paradise - in art
- parish
- parish church
- Partonopeu de Blois
- Parzival
- Pas-de-Calais
- pastoralisme
- Patara
- peace
- peasant communities
- Pedret
- Peire Cardenal
- Peirol
- Pelayo
- pensée sauvage
- pensées théologiques
- peoples
- perception
- Perceval
- Perche
- Percht
- Peter Lombard
- Peter the Great of Aragon
- Petrarca
- Philippe Ariès
- Philippe de Thaon
- Philippe II Auguste
- Philip Augustus (king of France; 1165-1223)
- philosophy
- Piast dynasty
- Pierre Nora
- pilgrimage
- Pippin III the Short (king of the Franks)
- places
- plant
- Plantagenet
- Plantagenet monarchy
- poetry
- Poitiers
- Poitou
- Poland
- Policraticus
- political poetry
- political though
- politics
- politics and diplomacy
- Pomerania
- Poncé-sur-le-Loir
- Pontificals
- popes
- Porphyry of Tyre
- portal
- portals
- post-Carolingian world
- power
- Přemyslid era
- Priesthood of the Virgin
- primacy
- principality
- priory
- private reading
- prologue
- Prophetia Merlini
- prophetical literature
- prophetism
- prose
- protection of religious property
- prothonotary
- Provence
- province
- province of Provence and Hispania
- Provinciale Wisigothicum
- Prussia
- psalms
- Pseudo-Isidore
- psychology
- purity
- Puy-de-Dôme
- Pyrenees
R
- Raimbaut de Vaqueiras
- Raimon Jordan
- Ralph Niger
- Ravenna
- reality effects
- reason
- reception
- recourse to the pope
- réécriture
- reference to classical texts
- reform
- refrain
- regent
- regular canons
- Reims
- relics
- religious orders
- religious reforms
- Remi
- renovatio
- resistance
- Rethel
- rethoric
- revelation
- review
- revolt
- rhetoric
- rhythm in images
- Ricau de Tarascon
- Richard (abbot of Saint-Vanne – Verdun)
- Richard the Lionheart
- Rimbert
- ring
- Ripoll
- ritual
- ritual bath
- rituals
- rivality
- Robert of Neustria
- Robertians
- Rodolphians
- Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada
- Roma
- Roman alphabets
- Roman empire
- romance
- romance language
- romances
- romanesque
- romanesque architecture
- Romanesque architecture
- romanesque art
- Romanesque art
- romanesque sculpture
- romanesque wall painting
- Romans
- Rome
- rose
- Rouen
- royal family
- royal ideology
- royal power
- rubric
- Rudolph
- Rule of Aachen
- rule of Benedict
- Rule of St. Benedict
- rules and customs
- rupestrian churches
S
- Sachsenspiegel
- sacralization in writing
- sacramentaries
- sacred art
- sacred space
- sacrifice
- sagas
- saint
- saint Jerome
- Saint Margaret
- Saint-André-le-Bas
- Saint-André-le-Haut
- Saint-Bénigne de Dijon
- Saint-Florent (Saumur)
- Saint-Germain
- Saint-Léger
- Saint-Lizier
- Saint-Macaire
- Saint-Michel de Cuxa
- Saint-Omer
- Saint-Pierre de Vienne
- Saint-Pierre-aux-Nonnains
- Saint-Sauveur church
- Saint-Savin
- Saint-Sever
- Saint-Trond
- Sainte-Chapelle
- Sainte-Glossinde
- Sainte-Marie-aux-Nonnains
- saint Leocade
- Santiago de Compostellana
- saracens
- Saracens - in literature
- Sarthe
- Savin
- Saxon Mirror
- Scandinavia
- Schaefer (Claude)
- schools
- schorlarly thought
- scroll
- sculpture
- seal
- secular clergy
- sefarad
- seigneurial justice
- seigneurial society
- seigneury
- senses
- senses - in art
- senses - in philosophy
- senses - in theology
- Sentences
- serfs
- sermon
- sermons and preaching
- settlement
- settlement studies
- sibyl
- sibylline oracle
- Sicily
- Sigebert of Gembloux
- sigillography
- Silos
- Simon of Montfort
- simony
- sins and vices
- Smaragdus of Saint-Mihiel
- snakes
- social history
- society
- Soissons
- Sorpe
- Spain
- Spanish Canonical Collection
- spirituality
- spolia
- St. Wandrille
- St. Augustine’s Rule
- St. Gaucher
- stable isotope analysis
- stables
- state formation
- Stephen of Bar
- stereotypical portrait
- Stern (Henri)
- St Nicholas
- Suger (abbot of Saint-Denis)
- surnames
- swamp
- symbolic culture
- symbolic fee
- symbolism
- synesthesia
- Syracuse
T
- Tábara
- Tale of the swan-children
- Taüll
- taxation
- teaching
- templar brethren
- templar master
- templar province
- templars
- temporary cultivations
- tenth- and eleventh-century reform
- territorial conflicts
- territories
- territory
- Teutonic Order
- text transmission
- the 1285 cycle of coblas
- theologian
- theology
- theology and biblical study
- Theophilus
- third
- Thomas (apostle) - in art
- Thomas Becket
- tithe
- title
- Titus Flavius Josephus
- Tivoli
- Toledo
- toponymy
- Tortosa
- Toulouse
- towns
- translation
- translation - into French
- Trencavel
- Tristan
- troubadour
- troubadours
- trouvère
- Troy
- Truce of God
- truce of God
- Turkey
- Turold
- twelfth century
- Twelfth-Century Renaissance
- Tydorel
- Tydorel’s world
- tympana
- typology
- Tyre-Soûr
V
- Valenciennes (Bibliothèque municipale : 150)
- Valeránica
- vassal
- vassalage
- Vendée
- Vendôme
- vernacular language
- Verona
- verse
- Verse
- Vézelay
- Vic
- Vienne
- view of otherness
- Vigila
- vileinie
- villa
- villages
- virelai
- Virgo parens
- virtus
- viscounts of Limoges
- Visigothic kingdom of Toledo
- Vita
- Vita of St. Clair
- Vital
- vocabulary
W
- Wadard
- wall painting
- wall-paintings
- warfare
- warrior initiation
- water deities
- wedding mass
- werewolf
- West Bank
- West Francia
- Westminster abbey
- William I the Conqueror (king of England)
- William the Conqueror
- William the Marshal
- William VIII duke of Aquitaine
- wisdom
- Wolfram von Eschenbach (poet)
- woman
- wooden hoops
- word of authority
- worm
- writing history
- written sources
- wrought iron
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