Middle Ages By Time Period History Catholicism Denominations Christianity
Middle Ages By Time Period History Catholicism Denominations Christianity
Middle Ages
For Catholic history sites and topics between the fall of the Western Roman Empire (5th century AD) to the fall of the Eastern Roman (or Byzantine) Empire (15th century AD).
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- A feature in Encyclopedia Britannica Online showing the differing treatment of the legend of a female Pope to show a more balanced and less inflamatory British attitude towards Catholics.
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- A lecture by Yuri Koszarycz covering the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in the life of the Catholic church.
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- An essay on the role of the search for the Holy Grail on medieval Christianity. From the Ecole Initiative.
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- History Today article in which Dominic James describes how the early Church reconciled its teaching of holy poverty with the accumulation and display of spectacular wealth.
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- An examination of the Church's influence on secular law during the Middle Ages.
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- Essay from the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies.
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- An article which discusses the significance of the Quest for the Holy Grail, where the story began, why it was so popular and the Legend.
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- By the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa in 1165, an implication that the state had power over the church. From the Medieval Sourcebook.
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- Thematic bibliography for Studying the Church of the Middle Ages, from a Protestant perspective.
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- A lecture by Yuri Koszarycz covering the Sixth to the Tenth centuries in the life of the Catholic church.
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- Lecture in the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies.
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- An account of the rise of the church in the Western half of the Empire, the see of Rome.
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- Article from the Catholic Encyclopedia with a large list of links to related articles.
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- Historical survey in the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies.
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- A project documenting the participation of Christian women in the religion and society of medieval Europe, aiming to collect and make available all existing data about all professional Christian women in Europe between 500 and 1500 AD.
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- The Universities started as church institutions, and much of their character derives from this.
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