A new history of medieval Rome, told not from the standpoint of the Church, but of the Romans themselves. This volume examines Rome's cultural, political, religious, legal, and social identity to discover how the city functioned between 900 and 1150.
A new history of medieval Rome, told not from the standpoint of the Church, but of the Romans themselves. This volume examines Rome's cultural, political, religious, legal, and social identity to discover how the city functioned between 900 and 1150.
Chris Wickham taught at Birmingham for nearly thirty years before coming to Oxford as Chichele Professor in 2005. He has travelled to Rome for short and long research visits over a hundred times.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Grand Narratives 2: The Countryside and the City 3: The Urban Economy 4: Urban Aristocracies 5: Medium Elites and Church Clienteles: The Society of Rome's Regions in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries 6: The Geography of Ritual and Identity 7: The Crisis, 1050-1150 Bibliography
1: Grand Narratives 2: The Countryside and the City 3: The Urban Economy 4: Urban Aristocracies 5: Medium Elites and Church Clienteles: The Society of Rome's Regions in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries 6: The Geography of Ritual and Identity 7: The Crisis, 1050-1150 Bibliography
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