HISTORICAL TRIPOS PART I Paper 14 BIBLIOGRAPHIES ...

CONTENTSPageI. INTRODUCTIONS TO THE PERIOD 4II. HISTORIOGRAPHY AND KNOWLEDGE 4OF THE PASTIII. THE CHURCH 5-111. Gregorian Reform and the 5Investiture Controversy2. The Institutional Church 5-63. The Twelfth-Century Renaissance 6-74. Art and Architecture 7-85. Monks, Nuns and Other Religious 8-96. Medieval Religious Beliefs and Practices 107. Heresy and Heretics 10-11IV. OTHER FAITHS: JEWS AND MUSLIMS 11-12V. THE CRUSADES 12-13VI. THE ECONOMY 13-151. Cities, Trade and Money 13-142. Agriculture 15VII. SOCIAL AND LEGAL RELATIONSHIPS 15-211. Secular Rule and Law 15-162. Feudalism and Social Bonds 16-173. Nobility and Chivalry 17-184. Women 18-195. Marriage, Family, Children, 19-20Sexual Attitudes6. Outcasts 20-21VIII. KINGDOMS AND EMPIRES 21-331. The Emergence of France and Germany 212. France 21-233. Germany 23-244. Scandinavia 24-255. Northern and Central Italy 25-266. Sicily and Southern Italy 26-277. The Iberian Peninsula 27-288. Byzantium 28-309. Russia and Eastern Europe 30-3210. Central Europe 32-3311. The Latin East 33-342