Index | Keywords
A
- Ab Urbe condita
- Abbasids
- abbey
- Abbey of Fleury
- Abbey of Montecassino
- Abbots of Montecassino
- account books
- Accounting
- accounting
- accounting books
- accounting records
- accounts
- accumulation of properties
- Acedia
- Acts of the Martyrs
- administration
- administration and management
- Administration and management
- adoration
- Adriatic
- Adriatic Sea
- Aeolian islands
- Ager publicus
- Agnes (St)
- Agon Capitolinus
- agricultural aspects
- agriculture
- Aix-en-Provence
- al-Andalus
- Alagona
- Alamanno Rinuccini
- Albania
- Albenga
- Alberic of Montecassino
- Albericus de Rosate.
- Albert of Pisa
- Aldobrandino da Toscanella
- Aligerno
- alliance policy
- allotment
- Alps
- also known as Queen’s Chapel
- altarpieces
- Alum
- alum
- Alum; notarial deeds
- alums
- ambassadors
- Ambrose
- Amelia
- Amiata
- Anagni
- ancient drawings
- Ancient Italian Language
- Ancient Régime
- ancient theatre
- Andalucía
- Andronicus apostle
- Angelo Poliziano
- Angevin
- Angevin architecture
- Angevin dynasty
- Angevin Europe
- Angevin of Naples
- Angevins
- Angilbertus Centulensis
- Anjou Bible
- Anjou of Naples
- Antiquity
- Antonina plague
- Antonio da Barga
- Antonio Loschi
- Apostolic Camera
- Apostolic See
- appeal process
- Apulia
- Aquileia
- Arab culture
- Arab historiography of the Mamluk period
- Aragall family
- Aragon
- Aragona
- archaeological ceramic
- archaeology
- Archaeology
- archaeometric analyses
- archaeometric analysis
- archaeometry
- Archbishop Tado of Milan
- archeology
- archeothanatology
- Archimandrite
- architectural ornamentation
- architecture
- archival bindings
- archival practices
- archives
- archives and power
- Archivio Datini
- Arezzo
- Aristocracies
- Aristocracy
- aristocraty
- Armenia
- Armenian colonies
- Armenian colonies in Italy (XIIIth-XIVth century)
- Armenian inscriptions
- Armenian manuscripts
- Armenian merchants
- Armenian monastic schools
- Armenians
- Armenians (cultural activities)
- Armenians (religious controversies)
- Armenians (XIIIth-XVth century)
- Armenians in Rome
- Arpadians
- ars dictaminis
- ars predicandi
- Arsenio Frugoni
- Arte Maggiore
- artistic transfers
- Ash
- athlete
- Athos
- attention
- attractiveness of the pope’s city
- Augustine
- Augustinian friars
- Aurisina stone
- Authority
- autobiographie
- autobiography
- autographic writings
- Avignon
- Avitus of Vienne
- Azzo VIII d’Este
B
- Balance
- balìe
- Balkans
- balneotherapy
- Ban
- Bank
- bank money
- baronial families
- Bartolomeo Facio
- Basel
- Basilian Order
- basilica
- Basilica of San Marco
- basilica S. Agnese.
- Basilicata
- Baška tablet
- baths
- Bavarian Geographer
- bayles
- Beatific vision
- Beatrice Ponzetti
- Benedict
- benedictine monastery
- Benedictine monks
- benedictine order
- benedictines
- Bentivoglio family
- Bergerotte Savoysienne.
- biblical exempla
- Bibliology
- Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana
- Biblioteca apostolica Vaticana
- bimetallism
- binational trade companies
- biographies
- biography
- Biševo
- bishop
- bishopric
- bishops
- Bishops; liturgy
- bizzoche
- Black Death
- black death
- Black Sea
- boli gialli pottery
- Bologna
- Bologna; Italian city-states
- Bonaventura
- Bonaventure
- Bonifatius
- book
- book shop
- books of letters
- break-up of family solidarities
- bridge
- Bristol
- brothel
- Buda
- building archaeology
- Building brick
- building site
- building work
- Bulgaria
- Burgundy
- burials of cardinals
- Byzantine Empire
- Byzantine empire
- Byzantine epigraphy
- Byzantine Italy
- Byzantine pottery
- Byzantine Sardinia
- Byzantine Sicily
- Byzantium
C
- Caesarea Maritima
- Caesarius of Arles
- Caesarius of Heisterbach
- Caffa
- Cagliari Cathedral
- Calabria
- Calabrian counties
- Calvary
- Camaldules
- Cambridge
- Campagna
- Campania
- Camporotondo
- Campus Martius
- canon
- canonical collections
- canonization
- canons regular of the Lateran
- Canterbury
- capital punishment
- Capitanata
- cardinals
- Carmina Ratisponensia
- Carolingian capitularies
- Carolingian geography
- Carolingian times
- Carolingians
- Castile
- castles
- Catalogne
- Catalonia
- Catania
- Catedral of Kotor
- Cathedral
- cathedral Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth
- celibacy
- census
- Central Europe
- central Italy
- ceramics in green and manganese
- Certamen Capitolinum Iovis
- Cesare Mattei
- Chamber
- Chancel Screen of San Marco
- chancellors
- Chancery
- chancery
- Chanson/Song
- Chansonnier
- Chapel of Anjou-Durazzo
- Chapel of San Teodoro
- charity
- Charles V
- cheikhs of tribes
- chemical analyses
- Chemical analyses
- Chiaromonte
- Chiesa Madre
- Christian identity
- Christian topography
- christianization
- Chromatius of Aquileia
- chronicle
- Chronicles
- chronicles
- chronicles in vernacular
- Chronicon Vulturnense
- chronology
- Church
- church
- Church of Santi Filippo e Giacomo
- churches
- Churches
- churches (S. Agnese in Agone
- Cicero
- Cilicia
- Cingoli
- circulation of manuscripts
- Cismontanian Observance
- cistercian
- Cistercian Order
- cistercians
- cities
- citizenship
- Citizenship
- City communes
- city council
- city notaries
- City statutes
- civic body
- civic cults
- civic hospital
- civic loan
- civic membership
- civic religion
- civic speeches
- civitas
- Clement I
- Clients
- clothing
- Cluny
- coastal lagoon
- codex
- Codex Santa Marta
- codices
- codicology
- Coemiterium Novellae
- Coemiterium Priscillae
- coins
- Colettines
- collectibles
- collection
- collection of bandi
- colophons
- columns
- Comacchio
- comedies
- comercial organization
- Commentaries on the Franciscan Rule
- commerce
- Commerce
- commercial monopoly
- commercial navigation
- commercial networks
- commercial place
- commercial privileges
- commercialization
- commission of books
- Commissioners
- commoditization
- commodity transport
- common good
- common wealth
- commons
- Commons
- Communal institutions
- communal Rome
- Commune
- commune
- communities
- communities of foreigners
- community
- Community
- competition for public resources
- complexion
- Computer-aided text analysis
- Comtat Venissin - Cavaillon
- concept of time
- concord/discord
- confiscations
- conflict
- conflict regulation
- confraternities
- Confraternities
- conservatism
- Constantia (princess)
- Constantine IV
- Constantinople
- construction
- Contemptus mundi
- contextualization
- contract enforcement
- contract.
- conveniencia
- convent
- conversion
- conviction to hard labour
- Conviction to the brothel
- copper
- Coptic Arab historiography
- Corneto castle
- correspondences
- Corsica
- Cosimo de’ Medici
- cosmopolitanism
- Costanza Ammannati
- Costanza d’Avalos
- council
- council of Costantinople in 680-681
- Counter-Reformation
- countryside
- counts and notaries of Chieti
- Court
- courtly iconography
- coventry
- craft activities
- craft guilds
- crafts
- craftsman
- craftsmen
- credibility
- credit
- Credit
- credit market
- crest
- criminal torture
- Crimson
- Crisis
- crisis
- Croatia
- cross-cultural studies
- Crown of Aragon
- crusade
- Crusader Art
- Crusader manuscripts.
- Crusader States
- Crusades
- crusading
- cult
- cult building
- cult of saints
- Cultural and artistic exchanges between the Orient and the West
- cultural exchange
- cultural history
- cultural mediation
- Culture
- curtis
- custom taxes
- customs
- customs duties
- customs registrations
- cycle of the months
D
- Dalmatia
- Damasius
- Damian
- damnatio
- Daniele Renier
- dating methods
- Datini network
- de Ceccano
- Deliberative and written practices
- dependence
- derogation
- Devia
- devout medieval texts
- diachronic romance sociolinguistic
- diachronic sociolinguistics
- diaconies
- dialog
- Diego Salazar
- diffusion
- Digital Humanities
- Dignitas hominis
- dignitas.
- dimensional analysis
- dioceses
- Diocletian
- diplomacy
- diplomatic
- diplomatic history
- diplomatic relations
- diplomatics
- Discordantiae
- discursive practices
- disgrace
- dissenso politico.
- distinction
- Distinctiones
- Documenta symmachiana/laurentiana
- doges of Genoa
- Dominican Order
- Dominicans
- dominicans
- dominium
- Domitian
- Domnius
- Donation charters
- Donato Acciaiuoli
- Double entry
- Dover
- dowry
- Dubrovnik
- Duke John III of Naples
- Dukes of Anjou
- Durazzo
- Durrës
- Duty
- dyeing
- dynastic celebration
- Dyrrachion
E
- earl
- early and high middle ages
- early medieval
- Early medieval housing
- early medieval law
- Early Medieval Mediterranean
- Early Middle Age
- early Middle Ages
- Early Middle Ages
- Early Middles Ages
- Early Modern period
- Early Romance
- East and West Christians
- Eastern and Western Christians
- Eastern Empire
- ecclesiastical
- Ecclesiastical Cartularies
- ecclesiastical institutions
- Ecclesiastical lordship
- ecclesiastical province
- ecclesiastical reform
- ecclesiastical taxation
- economic activity
- economic analysis
- economic and social history
- economic confidence
- Economic élites
- economic growth
- economic history
- economic life
- economic policy
- economic strategies
- economy
- economy.
- Edili 82
- education
- Einsiedeln Itinerary.
- Eiximenis Francesc
- Eleanor of Anjou
- Elias of Cortona
- elite
- elites
- embassies
- Emerentiana (St)
- emergency
- emigration
- Émile Mâle
- Emilia-Romagna
- Emiral period
- emperor
- empire
- emporia
- England
- english reformation
- enquiries
- entourage
- environmental hazards
- environmental resource
- Epidictic rhetoric
- Epigraphy
- epigraphy
- Epirus
- episcopal cities
- episcopal depositions
- episcopal hagiography
- Episcopal jurisdiction
- episcopal translations
- epistolary writing
- epistolography
- equality
- equalization of unequals
- Ermanno Cristianopulo
- estate
- Este
- Ethiopia
- Ethiopians
- ethnic boundaries
- Ethnography
- Eunuch
- Europange
- Europe
- Eusebio of Caesarea
- Ēwosṭātēwos
- exception
- Excommunication
- exegesis
- Exempla
- exempla
- Exemplarity
- exemption
- expositio fidei
- expulsions
F
- Facio
- faction
- familial structures
- families
- family
- Family
- family celebration
- famines
- farce
- Farfa
- Fatimid and Zirid ceramics
- Federico Borromeo
- female agency
- female autographs
- female inheritance
- female literacy
- female monasteries
- female monasticism
- female religious writings
- feudal courts
- feudal hierarchy
- feudal revolution
- feudality
- fidelity
- Fieschi
- fifteenth and sixteenth century
- fifteenth century.
- Fifteenth century.
- Fighineldi family
- Filippo Barbieri
- fire
- firm
- fiscal estates
- fiscal policy
- fiscal properties
- fiscality
- fisco
- fishing industry
- fitna
- Flanders
- Florence
- Florence - Ottoman Empire
- Florentine history
- Florentine humanism
- Florentine Republic
- Florentines
- fondaco
- fondaco and loggia
- food
- food crisis
- foreign communities
- foreign women
- foreigners
- Foreigners
- forestry practices
- forms of personal dependence
- fornix
- fortifications
- fortunes
- foundations
- fourteenth century
- fourteenth-century
- Fra Giocondo
- France
- Francescani
- Francesco Petrarca
- Francesco Pipino
- franchise charter
- Francis of Assisi
- Franciscan Order
- franciscan order
- Franciscan sources
- franciscan third order
- Franciscans
- franciscans
- Franciscus Accursii
- François Rabelais
- Frankish States
- frescoes
- friars of the penitence of Jesus Christ
- friendship
- frontier studies
- frottola
- furta sacra
G
- gadl
- gadla Ēwosṭātēwos
- galenic medicine
- Gargano
- garment
- Gasparino Barzizza
- Ǧazīra
- gender
- gender and material culture
- gender history
- gender studies
- genealogy
- Genoa
- Genoa Cathedral
- Genoese merchants
- Genova
- geo-ecclesiology
- geographers
- geographical mobility
- geography
- Géraud de Frachet
- Germain
- german empire
- Germany
- gerontes
- Gian Galeazzo Visconti
- Giannozzo Manetti
- Gift giving
- Giorgio Spavento (fl. 1486-1509)
- Giovanni Aurispa
- Giovanni Caputo
- Giovanni Cossa
- Giovanni Da Legnano
- Giovanni da Parma
- Giovanni di Balduccio
- Giovanni Manzini
- Giovanni Pontano
- Giovanni Villani
- Glagolitic epigraphy
- Glagolitic script
- glass
- Glass
- glass production
- glass production and consumption
- Glass production and consumption
- Glass recycling
- glaze technology
- glazed ceramics
- glazed pottery
- Gloucester
- godparenthood
- gold
- gold coin
- gothic script
- governement
- Grain
- grain supply
- grammar
- grammar school
- Grand Tour
- great plague
- Greek language
- Greek monachism
- Greek orthodox clergy
- Greek-Latin manuscripts
- Gregorian reform
- Gregory of Tours
- Gregory the Great
- Gregory VII
- Guaimario IV prince of Salerno
- Guarino da Verona
- Guidi counts
- Guido Bigarelli da Como
- guild
- Gulielmus Accursii
- Gulielmus Durantis
H
- habitat
- hagiographic poetry
- hagiographical rewriting
- hagiographical rewritings
- Hagiography
- hagiography
- Hans Fernach
- happiness
- harbour
- Haymo of Faversham
- Hayton (Het‘um) of Korykos
- Hebrew
- hell
- Henri Estienne
- Henry III
- Henry VIII
- heraldry
- heretical movements
- hierarchy
- Hieronymus Bosch
- historical architecture
- historical linguistics
- historical memory
- historiography
- history of art
- history of assistance
- history of bookbinding
- history of law
- history of manuscript circulation
- history of manuscript tradition
- history of monetary theories.
- history of money
- History of South Italy
- History of texts
- history of the environment
- history of the family
- history of the Italian language
- history of workers
- history of written culture
- Hohenstaufen
- holiness
- homily
- Honorius
- Honorius III
- hospices
- hospital
- hospitality
- Hospitals
- household economy
- Hṛomkla/Qal‘at al-Rūm
- Hugues de Saint-Cher
- Human happiness
- Humanism
- humanism
- humanist book-hand
- Hundred Years' War
- Hungarian Kingdom
- Hungary
- hunger
- Hydraulics
I
- Iberian central plateau
- iconicity
- iconographic pastoral
- iconography
- iconography of dance.
- icons
- identity
- Ifriqiya
- illuminated manuscripts
- image
- Image of power
- imagination
- Immanuel of Rome
- immigration
- immunity
- imperfect civic membership
- Imperial coronations
- Imperiality
- impersonal market
- inclusion/exclusion
- inclusivness
- Incunabula
- industrial production
- industry
- inequalities
- Infamy
- infernal punishments
- influences
- information history
- ingratitude
- inheritance
- inheritance system
- Innocent Gentillet
- Inquisition
- inquisitorial trials
- inscription
- insomnia
- Institution.
- institutional reform
- institutions
- insurance
- interactive system
- intercomprehension
- interdisciplinarity
- intermediaries
- intermediation
- international commerce
- International relations
- interpunction
- intersubjectivity
- Irish Carolingian scholars
- Isabella d’Este
- Ischia
- Iseo et Serapeo
- islam
- Islam
- Islamic art
- Islamic pottery
- Islamic Sicily
- Islamic Utica
- Islamic world
- Islamisation
- islamization
- islands
- Istria
- Istrian stone
- Italian cities
- Italian city-states
- Italian linguistics
- Italian painting
- Italian Peninsula
- Italian sculpture
- Italianisation
- Italy
- Ivrea
- IXth century
J
- Jacobello Dalle Masegne
- Jacobello del Fiore
- Jacopo della Quercia
- Jacques de Vitry
- Jan van Grevenbroeck (1731-1807)
- Jerusalem
- Jewish economic and social history
- Jewish ghettos
- Jewish history
- Jewish merchants
- Jewish philosophy
- Jews
- Job.
- John and Paul
- John Manyngham.
- John of Parma
- John Tiptoft (earl of Worcester)
- John XXII
- Judah Romano
- judgement
- Judicial documents
- Julius II
- juridical manuscripts
- jurists
- justice
- Justice
- justice.
- Juvenal
L
- Labour history
- Lactantius
- land dispute
- land economy
- land tax
- Landscape
- landship
- Lanercost chronicle
- language
- language and gender
- language mixing
- Languedoc
- Late Antiquity
- late antiquity
- Late Latin
- Late Medieval
- late medieval Sicily
- Late Medieval Southern Italy
- Late Middle Ages
- late Middle Ages
- late middle ages
- Late Milddle Ages
- Latin
- Latin culture
- Latin language
- Latin-Armenian relations
- latinisation
- Lavinia Ponzetti
- law
- Lawrence (anti-pope)
- Lawrence of Amalfi
- Lawrence)
- lawyers
- lead
- lead glaze
- lead seals
- legacy
- legal history
- Legal language
- Legal norms
- legal texts
- legal translation
- Legenda aurea
- Leghorn (Livorno)
- legislation
- legitimation strategies
- legittimazione del potere
- Leicester
- Leipzig
- Leo of Vercelli
- Leonardo Bruni
- Lérins
- lesa maestà
- letter
- letter collections
- Liber pontificalis
- Liber statutorum
- liberal arts
- Liberius
- Library Catalog
- Libri iurium
- Liguria
- Lille
- lime mortar
- limes
- Lincoln
- lineage
- linen production and consumption
- linguistic awareness
- linguistic signs
- link
- literacy
- littera antiqua
- Litterature
- Little Egypt
- liturgical calendars
- liturgical installation
- liturgical libellus
- liturgical ordo
- liturgy
- Liudprand of Cremona
- Lives
- livestock
- Livy
- Llwelleyn ap Iorwerth
- loans
- local élites
- local power
- Lokrum
- Lombard domination
- Lombard Italy
- Lombard laws
- Lombardia
- Lombards
- London
- long-distance trade
- Longobards
- lord
- lordship
- lordships
- Lorenzo Valla
- Lothar I
- Lothar II’s divorce
- Louis Duchesne
- Louis III of Anjou
- Louis the German
- Loup de Ferrières
- love letters
- love poetry
- Low Countries
- lower classes
- Lucrezia Borgia
- luminescence dating
- Lunigiana
- Lyon
- L’Aquila
M
- Macrobius
- Maddalena degli Arlotti
- Maddalena Orsini
- Maghreb
- Małak‘ia Łrimec‘i
- maliki fatwas
- Mamluks
- managing conflicts
- Manfred
- Manfred of Sicily
- manorial system
- mansuetus
- Mantuaa
- manuscript
- manuscripts
- Manuscripts
- marble
- Marco Carelli
- Marco Polo
- Margaret of Anjou-Durazzo
- Margaret of Brabant
- marginal notes
- Mariani
- Mariano IV of Arborea
- maritime trade
- Maritime transport
- market
- market economy
- marriage
- marriage witnesses
- Marseille
- Marseilles
- Martini
- Martino I of Sicily
- martyr
- martyrdom
- martyrium
- martyrs
- Massaciuccoli
- master Guglielmo
- Master of Viboldone
- masters
- material culture
- Material culture.
- material medieval culture
- materials
- mathematics and history
- Matthiew Parker
- Maur
- mausoleum
- means of exchange
- Measles Ware
- measure
- medals
- medecine
- mediaeval history
- mediation
- Medicean Florence
- Medici
- medicine
- medieval accounts about the Orient
- medieval Apulia
- medieval art
- Medieval canon law
- medieval chronicles
- Medieval Corsica
- medieval cultural history
- medieval demography
- medieval economy
- Medieval heraldry
- Medieval history
- medieval history
- medieval ideology
- medieval inventories
- medieval italian urban history
- Medieval Latin
- medieval libraries
- medieval library
- Medieval literature
- medieval Maghreb
- medieval March
- Medieval Mediterranean area
- Medieval Music
- medieval painted wooden ceilings
- medieval reception of antiquity
- medieval rhetoric
- medieval Rome
- Medieval Rome (15th century)
- medieval sculpture
- Medieval sculpture
- medieval settlement
- medieval Sicily
- medieval Sicily.
- Medieval Slavic world
- Medieval Studies - Political History - Brazil
- Medieval Taxation System
- medieval toponyms
- medieval town
- Medieval trade marble
- medieval urban landscapes
- medieval urban topography
- Meditationes Vitae Christi
- Mediterranean
- Mediterranean area
- Mediterranean sea
- Mediterranean world
- Mediterranean-Atlantic commerce
- melancholy
- memory
- Memory
- mendicant friars
- Mendicant order
- mendicant orders
- mendicants order
- mercers
- merchant companies
- merchant consuls
- merchant law
- merchant letters
- merchant nations and consulates
- merchant-bankers
- merchants
- Merchants
- merchants-bankers
- Merchants’ handbooks
- Merchants’ knowledge and practices
- Mercurino Gattinara
- Metalinguistic
- metalinguistic
- metals
- metalwork
- metropolitan
- miaphysite
- Michelangelo
- Middle Age
- Middle ages
- middle ages
- Middle Ages
- Middle-Age
- Middle-Ages
- middle-latin philology
- Milan
- Milan Cathedral
- military and religious architecture
- military funding
- Military History
- military orders
- military service
- military services
- militia
- mimesis
- mines
- mines of Tolfa
- ministerium
- miscellanies
- Miscellanies
- mobility
- modesty
- monarchic ideology
- Monarchy
- monasteries
- monasteries in Abruzzo
- monasteries.
- monastery
- Monastery of Santi Felice e Fortunato
- monastery-college
- monastic female scriptorias
- monastic heritage
- monastic identity
- monastic lordship
- Monastic reform
- Monastic studies
- monastic tradition
- monastic urban space
- monasticism
- Monasticism
- monetary circulation
- monetary economy
- Money
- money
- Money-lending on usury
- Monferrato
- monk-bishops
- monks
- monopoly
- monothelism
- Monte Amiata
- Monte Cassino
- Montecassino
- Montecassino Abbey
- Montepinzutolo
- Montierneuf
- Montpellier
- Moors
- mosaics
- Mossoul
- Mount Athos
- mudejars
- Mufaḍḍal Ibn Abī l‑Faḍā’il
- mulieres religiosae
- multilingualism
- municipal documentary system
- municipal gride
- municipal institutions
- municipal public communication
- Municipal statutes
- municipality
- murabitun
- Musico-poetic edition
- Musicology
- Muslims
N
- Naples
- Naples and Spain in Early Modern Age
- Narentans
- narrative sources
- narratives
- Natalicia
- national church/confraternity
- nations
- Nativity
- naturalistic explanations.
- naval raids
- negotiation
- negotiation.
- neighbourhoods
- nepotism.
- Neroni
- Nessana
- network
- network analysis
- Networking
- networks
- Niccolò dell’Arca
- Nisibe
- Norman kingdom
- norman kingdom of Sicily
- Normands
- Normans
- normativity
- norms
- Northampton
- northern and central Italy
- Northern Italy
- Northern Mesopotamia
- Norwich
- notarial cartularies.
- notarial cursive script
- notarial deeds
- Notarial sources
- Notaries
- notary
- Notitia Galliarum
- Nottingham
- nunneries in Italy
- nuns
O
- obedience
- observance
- Observance
- Officers
- Oleg Grabar
- Olivier Maillard
- Olympieion
- Omišalj
- oral testimonies
- orality
- orality and writing
- oratory
- Order of Friars Minor
- Order of Friars Preachers
- Order of Preachers
- Order of the Friars minor
- oriental alum
- origine dello stato
- Ornamental patterns
- Orsini
- orthography
- Orvieto
- Osimo
- Osor
- otherness
- Ottoman Empire
- Ottonian rule
- Ottonians
- Oxford
P
- Padua
- Paganism
- Painted dados
- painting
- painting-commission
- palaegraphy
- palaeography
- Paleologi
- Palermo
- Pandolfo Pandolfini
- Pandolfo IV prince of Capua
- panel paintings
- Pantheon
- Paolo Veneziano
- Papacy
- papacy
- papacy of Avignon
- papal collections
- Papal State
- papal universalism
- Papia
- papyrus
- Paris
- parlamenta
- partnership system
- Pasquino Cappelli
- pastoral care
- pastoral communication
- paternal patrimony
- patrimonies
- Patrimony of Montecassino
- Patristic works
- patronage
- Paul II
- Paul the Deacon
- Paulinus of Nola
- Pavia
- Pawnbroking
- Pazzi Conspiracy
- peasants
- Pechina
- penance
- performativity of body
- persecution
- persecutions against Christians
- Perugia
- Peschici
- Peter
- Peter the Ceremonious
- Petilovrijenci (Andrew
- petition
- Petrarca
- Petrarch
- Philology
- philosophy
- Phylogenetics
- Piazza Navona.
- Piedmont
- Pier Paolo Dalle Masegne
- Pierre de Courtenay
- Pietro del Monte (bishop of Brescia)
- Pietro di Giovanni Olivi
- pilgrimages
- pilgrims
- Pisa
- Pistoia
- Pius II
- Pizzighettone
- plague
- Planh
- Pliny the Younger
- pluriligualism
- plurilingualism
- podesta
- poetry
- Poitiers
- Poland
- polemic
- political anthropology
- political balance
- Political discourse
- Political Exclusion
- political history
- political iconography
- Political language
- political regimes
- political rhetoric
- politics
- poll tax
- polychrome glazed ware
- polyptychs
- pontifical
- Poor Clares
- pope
- popes
- Popes
- Poreč
- porneion
- Porticus Minuciae
- portrait
- ports
- post-marital mobility
- post-Roman West
- pottery
- poverty
- power
- Pozzuoli
- practices of credit
- Praepositinus Cremonensis
- pragmatic
- Pragmatic markers
- pragmatics
- preaching
- predication
- preferential trade
- prices
- Primus and Felician
- prince
- prince of Wales
- princesses
- Principality of Benevento
- Principality of Capua
- Principality of Salerno
- Principality of Taranto
- printer
- Procurators of San Marco
- Production
- productive arrangement
- productive cycle
- productive sites
- pronoia
- pronunciation
- propaganda
- property
- property accumulation
- prophecy
- proportional equality
- prosopography
- prostitution
- protection of public spaces
- protestatio de iustitia
- Proto (foreman) of San Marco
- protomagistri
- Provence
- Prudentius
- Pseudo-Isidorian forgeries
- public and governmental duties
- public control
- public debt
- public opinion in the Middle Ages
- public order
- public processions
- Public Property
- public spending
- public writings
- Pula
- pulpit
R
- Rafael Levaković
- Ragusa
- Ravenna
- Raʾs al-ʿAyn
- re-employment
- Re-use
- Reading
- readings
- readings of women between the Middle Ages and the modern age
- real estate
- realism
- rebellion
- reception of the Renaissance
- reconquista
- Reconstruction policy
- record-keeping
- records of the pastoral visitations
- recycling
- reflection on the language
- Reform
- Reformation
- refuge
- regency
- regional state
- register
- registers
- registration
- Regular canons
- regularis observantia
- Reichenau
- Reillanne
- rejection of war services
- relations
- relativity
- relic translation
- relics
- Relics
- relics.
- religious culture
- religious historiography
- religious history
- religious painting
- religious reform
- religious topography
- reliquary casket
- Renaissance
- renaissance art
- Renaissance epistolography
- renaissances
- Renata di Francia
- René of Anjou
- Representation of power
- republic of credit
- republic of merchants
- repulsive charity
- reputation mechanism
- requisitions of heretical goods.
- Res Caesaris
- Res privata
- reuse
- Reuse
- reutilization and denomination of ancient monuments
- revolts
- rework
- reworking
- rewriting
- Rezzo
- Rhetoric
- rhetoric
- ribellione
- rich club
- Richard of Cornwall
- Richerio
- Rijeka
- Riozzo
- ritagliatori
- rituals
- river banks of Ouvèze
- Robert of Sicily-Naples
- Rocchetta Mattei
- Roma
- Roman administration
- Roman geography
- Roman Inquisition
- Roman of Antioch
- Roman villas
- romance languages
- Romanesque architecture
- romanesque sculpture
- Rome
- Romuald
- Rouen
- royal body
- Royal chapel
- royal couple
- Rucellai
- Ruffo
- rule
- rules
- rules of succession
- ruling class
- rural archaeology
- rural elites
- rural lords
- Rural lordship
- rural lordship
- rural notability
- Ruricius of Limoges
S
- S. Agnese
- S. Agnese in agone
- S. Cecilia in Trastevere
- S. Felice in Pincis
- S. Felicita
- S. Felicita)
- s. Gaudenzio
- S. Maria ad Martyres
- S. Pudenziana
- S. Stefano del Bosco
- S. Vincenzo al Volturno
- Sacred College
- Sacristy of San Marco
- Saepta Iulia
- saint
- Saint Catherine of Alexandria
- saint Domnius
- Saint Francis
- Saint Gaudentius
- saint Martin
- saint Michel
- Saint-Martin-des-Champs
- Saint-Riquier
- Saints Mauro and Eleuterio
- Salaparuta
- Salerno
- Salona
- Salpi
- salt production
- Salt-marshes
- Saluzzo
- salvaging
- Salviati
- San Gimignano
- San Lorenzo Maggiore
- Sancia of Sicily-Naples
- sanctity
- Sangallensis 190.
- Sanseverino
- Santa Scolastica
- Santacroce Collection
- Sante Bentivoglio
- Santo Stefano dei Mori
- Sant’Agnese
- Sant’Agnese in Agone
- Sant’Antioco sulcitano
- Saracens
- Sarcophagus
- Sardinia
- Sargis Aprakunec‘i
- Sauli
- Savoia
- Savona
- Savoy-Achaea
- sceals
- Scholastic
- Schooling in Middle Ages
- science
- scribe-women
- scriptor
- scriptorium
- sculpture
- Sculptures
- sculptures
- secretary
- sectilia
- secular medieval iconography
- seigneurie
- seigniorial revenues
- seignorial state
- selective charity
- self-representation
- semiology
- Seneca
- Sephardim
- sepulcher
- sepulture
- serfdom
- sermon
- Sermons
- sermons
- services
- settlement arrangements
- Severan dynasty
- sex-ratio
- Sforza
- shame
- shelter
- ship of fools
- Shipwrecks
- shops
- Shortages
- Šibenik cathedral
- sibyls
- Sicily
- Sidonius Apollinaris
- siege
- siena
- Siena
- Siennese elites
- Siennese territory
- Sigismund
- Signoria
- Silesia
- silk industry
- Silk.
- silver
- Silvester
- sin
- single-fired glazed pottery
- single-firing
- Sixtus IV
- Skanderbeg
- slavery
- Slavs
- sleep
- small towns
- social capital
- social control
- social differenciation
- social exclusion
- social hierarchy
- Social history
- social history of merchants
- social inclusion
- social inequality
- social integration
- social life of things
- social logics
- social mobility
- social representations
- social space
- socio-political representation
- sociolinguistics
- souls
- South Italy
- south west of France
- southern France
- Southern Italy
- sovereignty
- space
- Spain
- spectacle buildings
- Speeches
- speeches
- spice trade
- spiritual exercise
- Spiritual franciscans
- spiritual renewal
- Split
- spoken Latin
- spolia
- SS. Giovanni e Paolo
- St. Bartolomeo in Pantano
- St. Elizabeth of Hungary
- St. Lucy in Jurandvor
- St. Benedict
- St. Scholastica
- Stade of Domitian
- Stadium
- Stamford
- state
- State-building
- statue
- Statutes
- statutes
- Statutory Law
- Stefano Satri
- Stelidija of Duino
- Stephen III of Moldavia
- Stimulus Amoris
- storage
- storia di Venezia
- storia giudiziaria
- stranger
- stranger communities
- Strangers
- strangers
- strategies
- studia humanitatis
- style awareness
- suburbs
- succession
- suffragan
- suggestio
- Swabians
- Symmachus
- Symmachus (pope)
- syncretism
- Syracuse
- Syrian Orthodoxe
- Syrmium
T
- Taddeo Pepoli
- Taġlib
- Takrīt
- Tanūḫ
- Taormina
- Tarragona
- Tartars
- taxation
- taxes
- Teaching
- Teggiano
- templar economy
- templar settlements
- Templars
- temple of Hera Lacinia
- temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
- temple of the Fortuna Equestris
- temples
- Teobaldo
- terminology
- terminology.
- Terra d’Otranto
- Terra S. Benedicti
- territorial control.
- territory
- tertiaries
- Terzo Maestro
- testaments
- Testaments
- Testimonials
- Textile manufacture
- textile manufacture
- textile production
- textile products
- textual communities
- textual community
- textual history
- textual tradition
- textual transmission
- The Conquest of Naples by Charles of Durazzo
- The genre of the dialogue
- The philosophical dialogue
- The theological treatise
- Theater of Balbus
- Theater of Pompey
- Thecla (St)
- Theodor Mommsen
- Theodosia of Caesarea
- theological debates
- theology
- Thessaly
- Thirtheen century
- Thomas Aquinas.
- Thomas of Eccleston
- tin-glaze
- tipo D’Angelo
- titulus Vestinae
- Tolfa
- tomb
- Tomb of Agnes and Clemence of Anjou-Durazzo
- tomb slab
- tomb slabs
- Tombs
- tombs
- topography
- topoteretes
- town
- Town planning
- Trade
- trade
- trade networks
- trade on commission
- trade routes
- traders
- trading terms
- transaction costs
- transculturality
- translation
- translationes
- translations
- transport
- travellers
- travels
- Trecento
- Tremiti
- Treviso
- trezain
- tribe
- Trivulzio candelabrum
- Troubadour
- trust
- Tryphon
- Turin
- Tuscan medieval statutes
- Tuscan romanesque
- Tuscany
- Tuscany (14th-18th centuries)
- Tuscia Annonaria
- Tuscia Marquis
- tyrant
- Tyrrhenian Sea
- Tyrrhenian space
U
- Ugonio
- Ultramontanian Observance
- Ummayad period
- uncertainty
- unfree
- universal body of the citizens
- universalism
- universitas of Oria
- Universities
- university
- Upper Egypt
- Upper Lusatia
- Urban archaeology
- Urban assemblies
- Urban communities
- urban élites
- urban elites
- urban fabric
- urban history
- Urban IV
- urban markets
- urban monasteries
- urban monasticism
- urban nobility
- urban society
- urban space
- urban topography
- urbanism
- urbanization
- urbanized
- usury
- uxorilocal residence
V
- Vaison-la-Romaine
- Valencia
- Valla
- vallumbrosan monasticism
- valuation
- Vandals
- Varazze
- vardapet
- vassals
- Vat. lat. 5771
- vegetation
- Venice
- Venice.
- Vernacular
- vernacular literature
- Verona
- vertical communication
- Vespasiano da Bisticci
- Via Nomentana
- via Nomentana
- vicinity
- vigils of the deads
- village
- village community
- villagers
- villages
- Villasor
- Vincent of Beauvais
- virginity
- virilocal residence
- Visconti
- visual arts
- Vita Probi
- Vittoria Colonna
- Viva voce
- Volgarizzamento
- Vulgar Latin
- vulgar Latin
W
- Wales
- wall painting
- Wall paintings
- wall-monuments
- wall-paintings
- war
- Wars between Armenians and Mamluks
- waste
- water
- wax
- wedding witnesses
- Welcoming
- Western Empire
- Western Europe
- Western Mediterranean
- widowhood
- widowhood and guardianship
- will
- William Gray (bishop of Ely)
- wills
- Winchester
- Windesheim congregation
- witchcraft
- Woad
- Woman
- women
- Women
- women and assistance
- women students
- women teachers
- women writers
- women’s account books
- women’s education
- women’s everyday writings
- women’s history
- women’s practical knowledge
- wood
- Wool
- wool
- woollen industry
- worship of saints
- worship of the saints
- writing
- written Latin
- Wrocław
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- 11-13 centuries
- 11th Century
- 12th and 14thcenturies
- 12th Century
- 13th century
- 14th centrury
- 14th century
- 14th-16th centuries
- 14th-century Genoa
- 15-16th-centuries Florence
- 15th centura
- 15th century
- 15th century Florence
- 15th century. Fiscal sources
- 15th century
- 16th century
- 16th century.
- 16th-18th centuries-Friuli
- 16th-century Florence
- 16th-century Venice
- 16th century