Table of Contents: “…-- Historical time in the writings of Abelard -- Heretics and hysteria -- The origins of the witch-craze in the Alps -- Patron saints in medieval society -- Chivalric life in the High Middle Ages -- Crisis and reform in the universities of the Late Middle Ages -- Women and art in the Middle Ages -- Science and games -- Three studies of death in the Middle Ages -- My life…”

Table of Contents: “…Part 1: The Early Middle Ages -- Rome Becomes Christian -- The Waning of the Western Empire -- Byzantium Endures -- Early Western Christendom -- The Explosion of Islam -- Carolingian Europe -- The New Invasions -- Europe Survives the Siege -- Part 2: The High Middle Ages -- Town, Countryside, and Frontier -- New Dimensions in Medieval Christianity -- Empire and Papacy -- England and France -- Literature and Art -- The World of Intellect -- Part 3: The Late Middle Ages -- Church and State in the 14th and 15th Centuries -- Economic and Cultural Change.…”

Table of Contents: “…From Magi to Kings -- The Virgin Mary as the Throne of God -- History of Salvation -- The Journey -- The Three Kings in Cologne -- In the Age of Gothic Cathedrals -- The Gifts -- Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Age -- Patrons and Donors -- The Lure of the Exotic.…”

Table of Contents: “…Economic revolution and new frontiers -- New dimensions in medieval Christianity -- Empire and papacy -- England and France -- Literature and art -- The world of intellect -- Pt. 3. The late middle ages. Church and state in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- Economic and cultural change.…”

Table of Contents: “…Origins in antiquity -- The Middle Ages -- Late Middle Ages and early Italian Renaissance -- Lutes and lute making in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance -- The Cinquecento in Italy -- Renaissance lute music in central and eastern Europe -- Lute music in France and the Lowlands -- The vihuela in Renaissance Spain -- The English Renaissance.…”

Table of Contents: “…Early Middle Ages: 400 to 1054 --- 3. Central and Late Middle Ages --- 4. Early Modern Catholicism: 1500 to 1800 --- 5. …”

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Table of Contents: “…On reading books from a half-alien culture / Stephen Medcalf -- The ideal, the real, and the quest for perfection / Marjorie Reeves and Stephen Medcalf -- Inner and outer / Stephen Medcalf -- Art and architecture in the late Middle Ages / Nicola Coldstream -- The age of the household / David Starkey -- Epilogue / Stephen Medcalf…”

Table of Contents: “…-- The central Middle Ages, a renaissance of cruelty -- The late Middle Ages, manipulated images and structured emotions -- The early modern period, cruelty transformed.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The south German reichsstaedte in the late middle ages, by Ernest Lauer. Medieval medical dictionaries and glossaries, by L. …”

Table of Contents: “…The emperor is lord of the world: the Bolognese lawyers and imperial ideology -- The prince's power and authority 1150-1270: the contribution of the canonists -- The power of the prince in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries -- Natural law and positive law: due process and the prince -- Henry VII and Robert of Naples -- The authority of the prince in the late Middle Ages -- The Pazzi Conspiracy and the jurists -- Epilogue: The Sixteenth Century and beyond.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Procedure and justice in the Italian cities of the late middle ages (twelfth-fourteenth centuries) -- How procedures think : facts and the trial -- The accusatory system in action : Bologna between the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries -- Peace accord and trial in the judicial system : the example of Perugia -- How the inquisition is constructed: arbitrium and power in Perugia -- The inquisitorial trial in the political struggles in Bologna between the Duecento and Trecento -- The petition to the Signore and the power of mercy.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Structural change in international relations -- Organizational variation and selection in the international system -- Modes of nonterritorial organization: feudalism, the Church, and the holy Roman empire -- The economic renaissance of the late middle ages -- The rise of the sovereign, territorial state in Capetian France -- The fragmentation of the German empire and the rise of the Hanseatic League -- The development of the Italian city-states -- The victory of the sovereign state -- Character, tempo, and prospects for change in the international system.…”
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