The Military Orders Volume III (eBook, ePUB)
History and Heritage
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In the last twenty years there has been an explosion of scholarly interest in the Military Orders
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781351542524
- Artikelnr.: 49042759
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781351542524
- Artikelnr.: 49042759
Victor Mallia-Milanes is Professor in the Department of History at the University of Malta.
Contents: Introduction, Jonathan Riley-Smith; Part I Historiography:
Hospitaller historiography: heritages and heresies, Anthony T. Luttrell; A
survey of research on the history of the military ordersIn Poland in the
Middle Ages, Maria Starnawska; Historiography and history: medieval studies
on the military orders in Spain since 1975, Luis Garcia-Guijarro Ramos; The
Knights Templar between theatre and history: Raynouard's works on the
Templars (1805-1813), Alain Demurger. Part II Liturgy and Fiction, Heraldry
and Piety: Sad stories of the death of kings: last illnesses and funerary
rites of the Grand Masters of the Order of St John from Aubusson to the
Cotoners, Ann Williams; The liturgical policies of the Hospitallers between
the invention of printing and the Council of Trent: the evidence of early
printed breviaries and missals, Cristina Dondi; Hospitallers, mysticism,
and reform in late medieval Strasburg, Karl Borchardt; Heraldry in medieval
Rhodes: Hospitallers and others, Anna-Maria Kasdagli; The fictional
Hospitaller. Images and stories of the Knights of Malta in Count Jan
Potocki's Manuscript Found in Sargossa, Yuri Stoyanov. Part III Templars,
Teutonic Knights, and other Military Orders: The Templar order in
north-western Italy: a general picture (1142-1312), Elena Bellomo; The
Templar James of Garrigans: illuminator and deserter, Alan Forey; The
university of Paris and the trial of the Templars, Paul F. Crawford; A look
through the keyhole: Templars in Italy from the trial testimony, Ann
Gilmour-Bryson; Teutonic castles in Cilician Armenia: a reappraisal,
Kristian Molin; The use of indulgences by the Teutonic Order in the Middle
Ages, Axel Ehlers; Innocent III and the origins of the Order of Sword
Brothers, Barbara Bombi; The military orders and Papal crusading
propaganda, Rudolf Hiestand; The Hospitaller and Templar houses of
Périgord: some observations, David Bryson; The battle of
Tannenberg-Grunwald-Zalgiris (1410) as reflected in 20th-century monuments,
Sven Ekdahl. Part IV Hospitallers: The decree of 1262: a glimpse into the
economic decision-making of the Hospitallers, Judith Bronstein; The
Hospitaller order in Acre and Manueth: the ceramic evidence, Edna J. Stern;
Bioarchaeological analysis of the latrine soil from the 13th-century
Hospital of St John in Acre, Israel, Piers D. Mitchell, Jacqui P. Huntley,
Eliezer Stern; The Hospitallers and the 'Peasants' Revolt' of 1381,
revisited, Helen Nicholson; The Hospitallers and the Kings of Castile in
the 14th and 15th centuries, Carlos Barquero Goñi; The visit of Emperor
Manuel II Palaeogogus at the Priory of St John in 1401, John
Chrysostomides; John Kaye, the 'dread Turk', and the siege of Rhodes,
Theresa M. Vann; The Hospitaller fraternity of St John at SS Johan and
Cordula in Cologne, Klaus Militzer; Hospitaller commanderies in the Kingdom
of Hungary (c. 1150-c. 1330), Zsolt Hunyadi; Frisians and foreigners in the
Hospitaller house of Sneek: origin and careers, Johannes Adriaan Mol;
Hospitaller baroque culture: the Order of St John's legacy to early modern
Malta, Victor Mallia-Milanes; Select bibliography; Index.
Hospitaller historiography: heritages and heresies, Anthony T. Luttrell; A
survey of research on the history of the military ordersIn Poland in the
Middle Ages, Maria Starnawska; Historiography and history: medieval studies
on the military orders in Spain since 1975, Luis Garcia-Guijarro Ramos; The
Knights Templar between theatre and history: Raynouard's works on the
Templars (1805-1813), Alain Demurger. Part II Liturgy and Fiction, Heraldry
and Piety: Sad stories of the death of kings: last illnesses and funerary
rites of the Grand Masters of the Order of St John from Aubusson to the
Cotoners, Ann Williams; The liturgical policies of the Hospitallers between
the invention of printing and the Council of Trent: the evidence of early
printed breviaries and missals, Cristina Dondi; Hospitallers, mysticism,
and reform in late medieval Strasburg, Karl Borchardt; Heraldry in medieval
Rhodes: Hospitallers and others, Anna-Maria Kasdagli; The fictional
Hospitaller. Images and stories of the Knights of Malta in Count Jan
Potocki's Manuscript Found in Sargossa, Yuri Stoyanov. Part III Templars,
Teutonic Knights, and other Military Orders: The Templar order in
north-western Italy: a general picture (1142-1312), Elena Bellomo; The
Templar James of Garrigans: illuminator and deserter, Alan Forey; The
university of Paris and the trial of the Templars, Paul F. Crawford; A look
through the keyhole: Templars in Italy from the trial testimony, Ann
Gilmour-Bryson; Teutonic castles in Cilician Armenia: a reappraisal,
Kristian Molin; The use of indulgences by the Teutonic Order in the Middle
Ages, Axel Ehlers; Innocent III and the origins of the Order of Sword
Brothers, Barbara Bombi; The military orders and Papal crusading
propaganda, Rudolf Hiestand; The Hospitaller and Templar houses of
Périgord: some observations, David Bryson; The battle of
Tannenberg-Grunwald-Zalgiris (1410) as reflected in 20th-century monuments,
Sven Ekdahl. Part IV Hospitallers: The decree of 1262: a glimpse into the
economic decision-making of the Hospitallers, Judith Bronstein; The
Hospitaller order in Acre and Manueth: the ceramic evidence, Edna J. Stern;
Bioarchaeological analysis of the latrine soil from the 13th-century
Hospital of St John in Acre, Israel, Piers D. Mitchell, Jacqui P. Huntley,
Eliezer Stern; The Hospitallers and the 'Peasants' Revolt' of 1381,
revisited, Helen Nicholson; The Hospitallers and the Kings of Castile in
the 14th and 15th centuries, Carlos Barquero Goñi; The visit of Emperor
Manuel II Palaeogogus at the Priory of St John in 1401, John
Chrysostomides; John Kaye, the 'dread Turk', and the siege of Rhodes,
Theresa M. Vann; The Hospitaller fraternity of St John at SS Johan and
Cordula in Cologne, Klaus Militzer; Hospitaller commanderies in the Kingdom
of Hungary (c. 1150-c. 1330), Zsolt Hunyadi; Frisians and foreigners in the
Hospitaller house of Sneek: origin and careers, Johannes Adriaan Mol;
Hospitaller baroque culture: the Order of St John's legacy to early modern
Malta, Victor Mallia-Milanes; Select bibliography; Index.
Contents: Introduction, Jonathan Riley-Smith; Part I Historiography:
Hospitaller historiography: heritages and heresies, Anthony T. Luttrell; A
survey of research on the history of the military ordersIn Poland in the
Middle Ages, Maria Starnawska; Historiography and history: medieval studies
on the military orders in Spain since 1975, Luis Garcia-Guijarro Ramos; The
Knights Templar between theatre and history: Raynouard's works on the
Templars (1805-1813), Alain Demurger. Part II Liturgy and Fiction, Heraldry
and Piety: Sad stories of the death of kings: last illnesses and funerary
rites of the Grand Masters of the Order of St John from Aubusson to the
Cotoners, Ann Williams; The liturgical policies of the Hospitallers between
the invention of printing and the Council of Trent: the evidence of early
printed breviaries and missals, Cristina Dondi; Hospitallers, mysticism,
and reform in late medieval Strasburg, Karl Borchardt; Heraldry in medieval
Rhodes: Hospitallers and others, Anna-Maria Kasdagli; The fictional
Hospitaller. Images and stories of the Knights of Malta in Count Jan
Potocki's Manuscript Found in Sargossa, Yuri Stoyanov. Part III Templars,
Teutonic Knights, and other Military Orders: The Templar order in
north-western Italy: a general picture (1142-1312), Elena Bellomo; The
Templar James of Garrigans: illuminator and deserter, Alan Forey; The
university of Paris and the trial of the Templars, Paul F. Crawford; A look
through the keyhole: Templars in Italy from the trial testimony, Ann
Gilmour-Bryson; Teutonic castles in Cilician Armenia: a reappraisal,
Kristian Molin; The use of indulgences by the Teutonic Order in the Middle
Ages, Axel Ehlers; Innocent III and the origins of the Order of Sword
Brothers, Barbara Bombi; The military orders and Papal crusading
propaganda, Rudolf Hiestand; The Hospitaller and Templar houses of
Périgord: some observations, David Bryson; The battle of
Tannenberg-Grunwald-Zalgiris (1410) as reflected in 20th-century monuments,
Sven Ekdahl. Part IV Hospitallers: The decree of 1262: a glimpse into the
economic decision-making of the Hospitallers, Judith Bronstein; The
Hospitaller order in Acre and Manueth: the ceramic evidence, Edna J. Stern;
Bioarchaeological analysis of the latrine soil from the 13th-century
Hospital of St John in Acre, Israel, Piers D. Mitchell, Jacqui P. Huntley,
Eliezer Stern; The Hospitallers and the 'Peasants' Revolt' of 1381,
revisited, Helen Nicholson; The Hospitallers and the Kings of Castile in
the 14th and 15th centuries, Carlos Barquero Goñi; The visit of Emperor
Manuel II Palaeogogus at the Priory of St John in 1401, John
Chrysostomides; John Kaye, the 'dread Turk', and the siege of Rhodes,
Theresa M. Vann; The Hospitaller fraternity of St John at SS Johan and
Cordula in Cologne, Klaus Militzer; Hospitaller commanderies in the Kingdom
of Hungary (c. 1150-c. 1330), Zsolt Hunyadi; Frisians and foreigners in the
Hospitaller house of Sneek: origin and careers, Johannes Adriaan Mol;
Hospitaller baroque culture: the Order of St John's legacy to early modern
Malta, Victor Mallia-Milanes; Select bibliography; Index.
Hospitaller historiography: heritages and heresies, Anthony T. Luttrell; A
survey of research on the history of the military ordersIn Poland in the
Middle Ages, Maria Starnawska; Historiography and history: medieval studies
on the military orders in Spain since 1975, Luis Garcia-Guijarro Ramos; The
Knights Templar between theatre and history: Raynouard's works on the
Templars (1805-1813), Alain Demurger. Part II Liturgy and Fiction, Heraldry
and Piety: Sad stories of the death of kings: last illnesses and funerary
rites of the Grand Masters of the Order of St John from Aubusson to the
Cotoners, Ann Williams; The liturgical policies of the Hospitallers between
the invention of printing and the Council of Trent: the evidence of early
printed breviaries and missals, Cristina Dondi; Hospitallers, mysticism,
and reform in late medieval Strasburg, Karl Borchardt; Heraldry in medieval
Rhodes: Hospitallers and others, Anna-Maria Kasdagli; The fictional
Hospitaller. Images and stories of the Knights of Malta in Count Jan
Potocki's Manuscript Found in Sargossa, Yuri Stoyanov. Part III Templars,
Teutonic Knights, and other Military Orders: The Templar order in
north-western Italy: a general picture (1142-1312), Elena Bellomo; The
Templar James of Garrigans: illuminator and deserter, Alan Forey; The
university of Paris and the trial of the Templars, Paul F. Crawford; A look
through the keyhole: Templars in Italy from the trial testimony, Ann
Gilmour-Bryson; Teutonic castles in Cilician Armenia: a reappraisal,
Kristian Molin; The use of indulgences by the Teutonic Order in the Middle
Ages, Axel Ehlers; Innocent III and the origins of the Order of Sword
Brothers, Barbara Bombi; The military orders and Papal crusading
propaganda, Rudolf Hiestand; The Hospitaller and Templar houses of
Périgord: some observations, David Bryson; The battle of
Tannenberg-Grunwald-Zalgiris (1410) as reflected in 20th-century monuments,
Sven Ekdahl. Part IV Hospitallers: The decree of 1262: a glimpse into the
economic decision-making of the Hospitallers, Judith Bronstein; The
Hospitaller order in Acre and Manueth: the ceramic evidence, Edna J. Stern;
Bioarchaeological analysis of the latrine soil from the 13th-century
Hospital of St John in Acre, Israel, Piers D. Mitchell, Jacqui P. Huntley,
Eliezer Stern; The Hospitallers and the 'Peasants' Revolt' of 1381,
revisited, Helen Nicholson; The Hospitallers and the Kings of Castile in
the 14th and 15th centuries, Carlos Barquero Goñi; The visit of Emperor
Manuel II Palaeogogus at the Priory of St John in 1401, John
Chrysostomides; John Kaye, the 'dread Turk', and the siege of Rhodes,
Theresa M. Vann; The Hospitaller fraternity of St John at SS Johan and
Cordula in Cologne, Klaus Militzer; Hospitaller commanderies in the Kingdom
of Hungary (c. 1150-c. 1330), Zsolt Hunyadi; Frisians and foreigners in the
Hospitaller house of Sneek: origin and careers, Johannes Adriaan Mol;
Hospitaller baroque culture: the Order of St John's legacy to early modern
Malta, Victor Mallia-Milanes; Select bibliography; Index.