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‎RHINOCEROS BOUND Cluny in the tenth century‎

‎ 1982 University of Pennsylvania press, Philadelphia 1982. In 8° en cartonnage toilé d'éditeur avec jaquette. XXII pp. et 175 pp. dont 63 pp. de notes, de bibliographie et d'index. Avec un ENVOI AUTOGRAPHE de l'auteur. Bon exemplaire.‎

‎Protocols of the Tenth (Tenth) Congress of the RCP (b). March 1921 /Protokoly X‎

‎Protocols of the Tenth (Tenth) Congress of the RCP (b). March 1921 /Protokoly X (desyatogo) sezda RKP(b). Mart 1921 g. Partiizdat 1933. 954 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbe2d83ea80095cca3‎

‎Frankish Manuscripts: The Seventh to the Tenth Century‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2022 Hardback, 2 vols, 708 pages, Size:230 x 330 mm, Illustrations:29 b/w, 302 col., Language: English. ISBN 9781872501253.‎

‎Summary Frankish Manuscripts covers the earliest period in this series devoted to manuscripts illuminated in France. The two volumes explore those manuscripts that originate in the period before the kingdom of France emerged at the end of the tenth century. From the seventh to the tenth century most of modern France was ruled by kings of the Franks, from dynasties known as Merovingian and Carolingian, whose territories also included significant portions of other modern nations, especially the Low Countries, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The introductory essay in Volume I offers an overview of salient issues in this creative period, formative for later medieval manuscripts produced in France and elsewhere, in the former Frankish territories and beyond; the volume includes 341 photographs from the manuscripts in the catalogue, the great majority reproduced in colour. Volume II comprises a detailed catalogue of 100 manuscripts from this large region, each with a detailed description, an interpretive commentary focused on the decoration of the text as well as illustrations, and a survey of previous scholarly literature, including digital access when available. The catalogue includes some of the most famous early medieval manuscripts, decorated with luxury materials and exceptionally beautiful script, ornament and illustrations. In the spirit of a survey intended to show the range of Frankish illumination, it also includes manuscripts of ancient and contemporary poems, scientific works, commentaries, a cookbook, and one manuscript in a vernacular language. Together, these two volumes provide the most comprehensive survey of manuscript illumination in Francia, its large corpus of illustrations making the manuscripts more readily available for study not only by scholars of illumination but also by others interested in early medieval culture. TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume One Map of Writing Centres and Sites Mentioned Preface List of Manuscripts Catalogued in Volume Two Introduction 1 Frankish Manuscripts 2 Illumination and Illustration 3 Insular Manuscripts 4 Bibliography and Historiography 5 'Renaissance' and Copying 6 Places of Production and 'Schools' 7 Artists and Scribes 8 Description and Materials The Illustrations List of Illustrations Bibliography Volume Two List of Manuscripts Catalogued Catalogue Index of Manuscripts Cited General Index List of Illustrations in Volume One‎

‎England and the Continent in the Tenth Century. Studies in Honour of Wilhelm Levison (1876-1947),‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2011 Hardback, XXVI 573 p., 49 b/w ill., 11 b/w tables, 15 b/w line art, 156 x 234 mm. ISBN 9782503532080.‎

‎Dedicated as a memorial to the great historian of England and the Continent in the eighth century, Wilhelm Levison, this book provides the widest and most in-depth exploration to date of relations between England and the Continent during an equally crucial period, the tenth century. The volume, which comes out of a sustained collaboration between English and Continental universities, contains thematically arranged essays by established leading specialists and also by younger scholars. By building on the approaches used by Levison as well as other methods that have been developed in the decades since his death, these essays tackle a broad range of questions: What routeways and modes of contact linked England with the Continent? How similar were attitudes to rulership and dynastic strategies? How did the law, the working of government, and the organization and culture of the church differ between England and the Continent? How was the past seen and represented on the two sides of the English Channel? In answering these questions, this volume offers news ways of exploring the links and developing the comparison between England and the Continent in the century after the collapse of the Carolingian Empire, a formative period for the development of Europe. Studies in the Early Middle Ages (SEM 37). Languages: English, Old English, Old Norse. New.‎

‎Moravia and Magyars from the half of the ninth to the beginning of the tenth cen‎

‎Short description: Moravia and Magyars from the half of the ninth to the beginning of the tenth century In Russian/Moraviya i mad'yary s poloviny IX do nachala X veka. In Russian. Grotto, Konstantin Yakovlevich. Moravia and Magyars from the half of the IX to the beginning of the X century. St. Petersburg: 1881, type The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU5227370‎