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Paul Halsall, ORB sources editor
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The End of the Classical World
PAGAN LATE ANTIQUITY
- Edward Gibbon: The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire [At CCEL}
- Paul Vinogradoff: Social and Economic Conditions of the Roman Empire in the Fourth Century, Cambridge Medieval History, Vol I. (1911), pp. 542-567, [At McMaster]
- Arnold Toynbee: Christianity and Civilization [At Church of Greece]
A very different view than Gibbon's.- Danielle Williams: The Life and Legacy of Hypatia, [At Bredband]
Jump Back to ContentsCHRISTIAN LATE ANTIQUITY
- Testimonium Flavianum [At Upenn]
On the texts about Jesus in Josephus.- Eric J. Goldberg: The Fall of the Roman Empire Revisited: Sidonius Apollinaris and His Crisis of Identity, [At Essays in History 37/Virginia]
- James O'Donnell: The Demise of Paganism, Traditio 35, (1977), 45-88, [At UPenn]
- James O'Donnell: Augustine Page, with many secondary sources. [At UPenn].
- James O'Donnell: Augustine the African [At UPenn]
- James O'Donnell: Augustine [At UPenn]
- Gerald W. Schlabach: Friendship as Adultery: Social Reality and Sexual Metaphor in Augustine's Doctrine of Original Sin, Augustinian Studies 23 (December 1992): 125-147, [At St. Thomas]
- F.B.A. Asiedu: The Example of a Woman: Sexual Renunciation and Augustine's Conversion to Christianity in 386, University of Pennsylvania, February 1994
- Fr. Edmund Hill, OP: St Augustine a male chauvinist?, [At EWTN]
- James O'Donnell: Cassiodorus [At UPenn]
- Michael Roberts: Poetry and the Cult of the Martyrs, [At Upenn]
On Prudentius' Peristephanon- Arther Ferrill: Attila the Hun and the Battle of Chalons [At History Eserver]
- Nonna Verna Harrison, The Feminine Man in Late Antique Ascetic Piety, Union Seminary Quarterly Review 48:3-4, [At Internet Archive, from Columbia U.]
Jump Back to ContentsTHE GERMAN IMPACT
- James O'Donnell: The Aims of Jordanes [At UPenn]
Jump Back to ContentsByzantium
BYZANTIUM- GENERAL
- Claudine Dauphin: Brothels, Baths and Babes: Prostitution in the Byzantine Holy Land, Classics Ireland 3, 1996 [At Internet Archive, from UCD]
Jump Back to ContentsJUSTINIAN
- James Allan Evans: Justinian (527-565 A.D.) [At Roman Emperors]
Jump Back to ContentsAFTER JUSTINIAN
- R. Scott Moore : Heraclius (October 5, 610 - February 641 A.D.) [At Roman Emperors]
Jump Back to ContentsICONOCLASM
BYZANTINE IMPERIAL CENTURIES (843-1204)
LATE BYZANTIUM AND RELATIONS WITH THE WEST (1204-1453)
- Jonathan Harris: Byzantines in Renaissance Italy, [At Orb]
Jump Back to ContentsBYZANTINE RELIGION
- Stylianos G. Papadopoulos: The Holy Trinity and the Parousia of the Holy Spirit According to St. John Chrysostom [At Orthodox Research Institute]
- Constantine Scouteris: Platonic Elements in Pseudo-Dionysius Anti-Manichaean Ontology [At University of Athens]
Jump Back to ContentsTHE BYZANTINE COMMONWEALTH
Islam
MUHAMMAD AND FOUNDATIONS - TO 632 CE
- ISLAM - Summary [At Religious Tolerance]
Jump Back to ContentsISLAMIC EXPANSION AND EMPIRE - 750 CE
LATER ISLAMIC HISTORY
- Kenneth Baxter: Christian Martyrs in Muslim Spain (Cambridge University Press, 1988) [At Libro]
Jump Back to ContentsThe Formation of Latin Christendom
THE ROMAN CHURCH
MONASTICISM
THE CELTIC WORLD
THE CAROLINGIAN ESSOR
FEUDALISM?
- Paul Vinogradoff: The Foundations of Society (Origins of Feudalism), Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. 2, (1913) pp. 630-654 [At McMaster] 1913
- Paul Vinogradoff: Feudalism, Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. 3, (1924) pp. 458-84 [At McMaster]
- John Sloan: The Stirrup Controversy, posted on discussion list mediev-l@ukanvm.cc.ukans.edu on 5 October 1994 as part of the thread "The Stirrup Controversy."
- Steven Lane: Review of Susan Reynolds, Fief and Vassals, [TMR]
- Jay Lathen Boehm: The Maintenance of Ducal Authority in Gascony: The Career of Sir Guy Ferre the Younger 1298-1320, [At Essay in history 34/Virginia]
Jump Back to ContentsThe Flowering of Latin Christendom
WESTERN RECOVERY
- Jessica A. Browner: "Viking" Pilgrimage to the Holy Land fram! fram! cristmenn, crossmenn, konungsmenn! (Oláfs saga helga, ch. 224.), [At Essays in History 34/Virginia]
- Gunnora Hallakarva: The Vikings and Homosexuality
Jump Back to ContentsTHE COMMERCIAL REVOLUTION
EMPIRE AND PAPACY - INVESTITURE CONTROVERSY
- Domus Gratiani A Website devoted to Gratian.
- Louis Hamilton: A Liturgy of Reform: Bruno Segri's De Sacramentis Ecclesial and the Gregorian Reform, [At Essays in History 38/Virginia]
Jump Back to ContentsTHE CRUSADES
12TH CENTURY THOUGHT
- Catholic Encyclopedia: Bernard of Clairvaux.
- Encyclopedia Britannica (9th Ed.): Saint Bernard of Clairvaux.
Jump Back to ContentsWESTERN EUROPEAN LITERATURE
EMPIRE AND PAPACY - BARBAROSSA TO INNOCENT III
ENGLAND
- The History of England in the Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Edition [At 1911 Encyclopedia.org]
Jump Back to ContentsTHE RISE OF FRANCE
- Le Paris de Philippe Auguste [At Philippe-Auguste.com] [In French]
Jump Back to ContentsSPAIN AND PORTUGAL
- Kenneth Baxter: Christian Martyrs in Muslim Spain (Cambridge University Press, 1988) [At Libro]
- Aragonese Historiography in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries [At History Eserver]
- Charles Julian Bishko: The Frontier in Medieval History, 1955 [At Internet Archive, from Kansas]
- James Brodman: Ransoming Captives in Crusader Spain: The Order of Merced on the Christian-Islamic Frontier, (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1986), complete text [At UCA]
Jump Back to ContentsTHE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE - FREDERICK II AND AFTER
- The Mongol Invasion of Europe June '97 Military History Feature [At Internet Archive]
Jump Back to ContentsPARLIMENTARY ORIGINS IN ENGLAND
- Matthew Hale: The History of the Common Law of England, 1713 [At McMaster]
- F. W. Maitland: The Forms of Action at Common Law, 1909
- F.W. Maitland: Domesday Book and Beyond: Three Essays in the Early History of England [At McMaster] [Complete]
One of the fundamental books of medieval English history.
Jump Back to ContentsMedieval Life and Thought
13TH CENTURY SCHOLARS AND SCHOLASTICISM
- See Gary Macy's extensive online guide to Thirteenth century Medieval Theologians [At San Diego]
- D.J. Kennedy: St. Thomas Aquinas and Medieval Philosophy, (New York: The Encyclopedia Press, 1919), Full text. [At Notre Dame]
Covers medieval philosophy from Anslem to Aquinas, from a Neo-Thomist perspective.- Walter Farrell: A Companion to the Summa, (New York: Sheed & Ward, 1938--1942) (full text - 1,863 pages!) [At OP.Org]
An attempt to put into modern English for a lay audience the essential arguments and insights of Aquinas' greatest work.
Jump Back to ContentsCRITICISM OF SOCIETY - HERESY AND MENDICANCY
LAW - THEORY AND PRACTICE
- Charles Casassa: Magister Vacarius 'hic en Oxenefordia legem docuit': (1) An Analysis of the Dessemination of Roman Law in the Middle Ages [At History Eserver]
- Charles Casassa: The Evolution of the Statutes of Bologna in the 13th Century. [At Internet Archive, from Kansas]
Jump Back to ContentsRURAL LIFE
- Paul Vinogradoff: Agricultural Services, Economic Journal 10, 1900 [At McMaster]
- Paul Vinogradoff: Villainage in England: Essays in English Mediaeval History: Preface, (1892)[At McMaster]
- Paul Vinogradoff: Villainage in England: Essays in English Mediaeval History, (1892)[At McMaster]
- Paul Gans: Agricultural Tools [At Medieval Technology Page]
Jump Back to ContentsMEDIEVAL JEWISH LIFE
Anti-Semitism
CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY
- Evelyn Underhill: Mysticism: A Study in the Nature and Development of Spritual Consciousness [At CCEL]
- Gustave A. Arroyo: Les manuels de confession en castillan dans l'Espagne médiévale,
Includes an first edition of the manual Cómmo el confessor, by Pedro Gómez de Albornoz.
Jump Back to ContentsWOMEN'S ROLES
- Lina Eckenstein: Women Under Monasticism, Chapters on Saint-Lore and Convent Life Between A.D. 500 and A.D. 1500. (New York: Russell and Russell, 1963), chaps. 4, 6, 7, 9 [At Yale]
- Abby Stoner: Sisters Between Gender and the Medieval Beguines [At SFSU]
- James L. Matterer: Jeanne La pucelle and The Dying God [At CMU]
- T.L. Long: Julian and Medieval Gender
- Julian of Norwich: Her 'Showings' and Their Contexts [Website with various resources]
Jump Back to ContentsCONSTRUCTIONS OF SEXUALITY AND GENDER
- For this subject the People With A History: An Online Guide to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans* History
- Richard Burton: Terminal Essay, from his edition of the Arabian Nights.
Burton's compilation of data on variety of societies was meant to explain some of the stories in The Nights.- Nonna Verna Harrison: The Feminine Man in Late Antique Ascetic Piety, [At Internet Archive, from Columbia U.]
- Claudine Dauphin: Brothels, Baths and Babes Prostitution in the Byzantine Holy Land, Classics Ireland 3, 1996 [At internet Archive, from UCD]
- Gunnora Hallakarva: The Vikings and Homosexuality
- John Addington Symonds (1840-1893): The Dantesqu and Platonic Ideals of Love (1893)
- Jo Ann Hoeppner Moran (Cruz): The Roman De La Rose and the Thirteenth Century Prohibitions of Homosexuality, (a paper prepared for the Georgetown University Cultural Studies Conference, "Cultural Frictions", October 27-28, 1995) [At Georgetown]
- Glenn Burger: Queer Performativity and the Natural in Chaucer's Physician's and Pardoner's Tales [At Georgetown]
- Robert L. A. Clark (Kansas State U.) & Claire Sponsler (U. Iowa): "Queer Play: The Cultural Work of Crossdressing in Medieval Drama", Cultural Frictions Conference, Georgetown U., 1995 [At Georgetown]
- Martin Irvine: The Pen(is), Castration, and Identity: Abelard's Negotiations of Gender, [At Georgetown]
- Jeffrey Jerome Cohen, et al: Medieval Masculinities: Heroism, Sanctity, and Gender [At Georgetown]
Jump Back to ContentsMARRIAGE
The Late Middle Ages
THE PAPACY OVERREACHES
THE "CALAMITOUS" 14TH CENTURY
- Arthur Tilly: Medieval Armies and Navies, from Medieval France (1922), [At Hillsdale]
Jump Back to ContentsLATE MEDIEVAL GOVERNMENT
CONCILIARISM
MEDIEVAL PEOPLE - REFLECTED IN LITERATURE
Transformations
ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
- Jacob Burckhardt: The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy - a classic text scanned in by Skip Knox at Boise State University, Idaho.
- Thomas Babington Macaulay (1800-1859): Essay On Machiavelli, 1850
Jump Back to ContentsREFORMATION and CATHOLIC REFORMATION
- Introduction to Martin Luther: An Open Letter to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation, 1520, [At CUIS],
- Tal Howard: Charisma and History: The Case of Münster, Westphalia, 1534-1535. [At Virginia]
Jump Back to ContentsEXPANSION OVERSEAS
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