HISTORIOGRAPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - Julian Emperor

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<strong>IN</strong>DEX 457Philip Brusseri of Savone 298Philip of Clairvaux 359Philip of Perugia 297Philippe de Commynes 416Philippine de Porcellet 363, 373Philo 117, 123Philostratus 134Piero Domenico of Baone 360Pierre le Baud 226, 235–36Pietro da Fossombrone see AngeloClarenoPietro de’ Natal 373Platterberger 173, 177–78Pliny 411Plutarch 118Polidore Vergil 214Pompeius Trogus 49Pontius 138Pontius Carbonel 312Porphyry 134–35Possidius 138–39, 143Pribík Pulkava 208Primatus 192, 281Priscus 49Prosper of Aquitaine 24, 37–8, 57,171Prosperus 49Ptolemy 49Ptolomy of Lucca 309Ralph Bocking 366Ralph of Diceto 190Ramon Llull 380Ranulf Higden 204Raoul de Caen 253Raoul le Tourtier 281Raoul the Priest 258Rashid al-Din 309Rather of Verona 379Ratpert of Saint-Gall 103Raymund of Capua 360Renatus Profuturus Frigiredus 54Renault de Beaujeu 395Riccobaldo da Ferrara 333–35Richard de Templo 259Richard Lescot 281Richard of Hexham 253Rigord of Sant-Denis 191Robert de Clari 263, 415Robert Gaguin 214Robert Mannyng von Brunne 203Robert of Gloucester 191Robert of Torigni 187, 225, 231–32,235, 409Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada 193f,209, 213Rodrigo Sánchez de Arévalo 213Rodulphus Glaber 356Roger of Wendover 191Rolandino of Padua 332–33Rolevinck 175, 178Rufinus of Aquileia 49, 67, 90Salimbene of Parma 277, 297, 311Sallust 54, 75, 79–80, 111, 136–37,353, 355Saturus of Carthage 119Saxo Grammaticus 45, 81, 197,199f, 313Scolarius of Florence 306Sebastian Murrho 212Secundus of Trent 71Seneca 125, 132Sicco Polenton 375Sidonius Apollinaris 353Sigebert of Gembloux 231, 279, 354Simon of Cassano 306Simon of Kéza 195Simon of St. Quintin 312Simon of Trebnitz 355Snorri Sturluson 45, 197Stefan Irmy of Basel 307Stephan of Bourbon 372Stephen of Exonia 311Stephen of Salgnac 302Suetonius 137, 260, 353, 377Suger of Saint Denis 226, 236,281, 377–78Sulpicius Alexander 54Sulpicius Severus 25, 54, 137–42,145, 149–51, 353Sven Aggesen 197Symmachus 49Tacitus 45, 126, 212Tatian 133Tertullian 91, 119, 134Theodoret of Cyrrhus 127Theodrich 196Thierry of Apolda 293Thietmar of Merseberg 285Tholomeus of Lucca 160Thomas Aquinas 252Thomas Ebendorfer 172–73, 177–79Thomas Eccleston 296Thomas of Cantimpré 354, 372Thomas of Celano 290, 296, 368–69,371
458 <strong>IN</strong>DEXThomas of Loches 235–36Thomas of Pavia 291Tolosano 330–31Truchseß 173, 177–78Twinger of Königshofen 159, 167–70,177, 179Ubertino of Casale 299Usuard 93Venantius Fortunatus 53, 95Vergil 54, 136, 149Victor of Tunnuna 58Vincent Kadlubek 192f, 205fVincent of Beauvais 174, 289, 310,312Wace 394–95, 401, 403–409Walter Bower 210Walter of Burley 378Werner of Hasselbecke 284Widukind of Corvey 45, 47, 77–81William Fitz Stephen 253William of Hyporegia 303William of Jumièges 187, 225, 230,233, 235–36, 409William of Maillaco 306William of Malmesbury 182f, 185,252, 354William of Poitiers 253, 410William of Rubruck 312William of San Paolo fuori le mure295William of Tyre 260Wipo 377Witger 224, 239–241, 243Xenophon 118Zeno 133
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HISTORIOGRAPHYIN THE MIDDLE AGESDEB
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viCONTENTS11. Biography 1000-1350 .
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2 DEBORAH MAUSKOPF DELIYANNISMuch o
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6 DEBORAH MAUSKOPF DELIYANNISThe ch
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8 DEBORAH MAUSKOPF DELIYANNIScritic
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12 DEBORAH MAUSKOPF DELIYANNISnow i
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18 MICHAEL I. ALLENone, emphasized
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20 MICHAEL I. ALLENFrom the flux of
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22 MICHAEL I. ALLENuntil and beyond
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26 MICHAEL I. ALLENwith a new cosmi
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28 MICHAEL I. ALLENcoincidence of A
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30 MICHAEL I. ALLENAbraham and God
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32 MICHAEL I. ALLENAugustine unders
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34 MICHAEL I. ALLENeffort, Bede mea
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36 MICHAEL I. ALLENchronology, and
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38 MICHAEL I. ALLENarticulate his p
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40 MICHAEL I. ALLENiconoclast Claud
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42 MICHAEL I. ALLENextent that they
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44 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROself-a
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46 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROritual
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52 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROGregor
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58 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROthe pr
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60 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROSchola
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62 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROsense
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66 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROare in
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68 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROof the
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72 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROis the
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78 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROof sec
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82 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROinvolv
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84 JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ PIZARROprofil
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90 MICHEL SOTAs for institutional h
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92 MICHEL SOTthe second century, an
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94 MICHEL SOTdates to a group of en
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96 MICHEL SOT465), which gathers to
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98 MICHEL SOTand it has been listed
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100 MICHEL SOTrather than the refin
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102 MICHEL SOTMarcellinus Comes, go
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104 MICHEL SOTthe authors, is only
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106 MICHEL SOTBut it still belonged
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108 MICHEL SOTmethod. The bishop An
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110 MICHEL SOTLocal InformationThe
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112 MICHEL SOTis oriented based on
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114 MICHEL SOTnumerous relics of ap
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116 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANin contrast,
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118 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANlargely abse
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120 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANThe Beginnin
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122 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANThe GospelsW
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124 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANidentificati
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126 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANChristian Ep
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128 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANthe narrativ
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130 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANIn Eusebius
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132 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANbrought new
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138 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANresignation,
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140 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANthe praetori
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142 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANAlthough Odo
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146 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANWhat were Gr
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148 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANperils of an
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150 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANin the same
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152 THOMAS J. HEFFERNANthese divine
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158 ROLF SPRANDELepochs of the worl
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160 ROLF SPRANDELaforementioned pur
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162 ROLF SPRANDELwill be described
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164 ROLF SPRANDELThis goal also is
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166 ROLF SPRANDELpope section has b
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168 ROLF SPRANDELbishop and city in
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170 ROLF SPRANDELThe Cologne world
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172 ROLF SPRANDELit is a chronicle
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174 ROLF SPRANDELworld and relies m
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176 ROLF SPRANDELtaken up by Schede
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178 ROLF SPRANDELfew who do not fit
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182 NORBERT KERSKENformulated by Is
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184 NORBERT KERSKENA few years afte
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186 NORBERT KERSKENpoint of departu
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188 NORBERT KERSKENof which (1110/1
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190 NORBERT KERSKENat Sázava; and,
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192 NORBERT KERSKENhistoriography o
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194 NORBERT KERSKENnine books can b
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196 NORBERT KERSKENMedieval Norway
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198 NORBERT KERSKENand worked, duri
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200 NORBERT KERSKENplanis verbis in
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202 NORBERT KERSKENto the invasion
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204 NORBERT KERSKENwhich made a con
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206 NORBERT KERSKENindebted to Vinc
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208 NORBERT KERSKENof various polit
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212 NORBERT KERSKENAt the turn of t
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214 NORBERT KERSKENHumanistic natio
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218 LEAH SHOPKOWAnother explanation
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220 LEAH SHOPKOWThus, when someone
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222 LEAH SHOPKOWThe genesis of the
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224 LEAH SHOPKOWThe Distribution of
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226 LEAH SHOPKOWnot very common unt
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228 LEAH SHOPKOW“a history withou
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232 LEAH SHOPKOWDynastic history al
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234 LEAH SHOPKOWThe Author-Subject
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238 LEAH SHOPKOWconsistent with med
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240 LEAH SHOPKOWdaughter of Charles
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242 LEAH SHOPKOWtwo versions, with
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244 LEAH SHOPKOWfor its patrimony a
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246 LEAH SHOPKOWwork, the Assises d
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248 LEAH SHOPKOWthe family chose to
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250 PETER AINSWORTHis one of the fi
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252 PETER AINSWORTHEarly Eyewitness
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256 PETER AINSWORTHAtant es vus ces
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258 PETER AINSWORTHCrusader Histori
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260 PETER AINSWORTHAmbroise’s Est
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262 PETER AINSWORTHof which he had
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266 PETER AINSWORTHat Les Estinnes-
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272 PETER AINSWORTHGiven that the k
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274 PETER AINSWORTHwhose likeness h
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278 BERT ROESTThis chapter deals wi
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280 BERT ROESTMonastic chronicles a
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282 BERT ROESTwider salvation-histo
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292 BERT ROESTand anecdote collecti
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294 BERT ROESTtexts were concerned
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306 BERT ROESTonwards. 105 Of compa
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308 BERT ROESTIII.5Other forms of m
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310 BERT ROESTThese compendia share
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312 BERT ROESTde mundi aetatibus of
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314 BERT ROESTremain unedited or ar
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318 AUGUSTO VASINAand to distinguis
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320 AUGUSTO VASINAthe international
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322 AUGUSTO VASINAthese proposed bi
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326 AUGUSTO VASINABut before analyz
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328 AUGUSTO VASINAall the way to th
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332 AUGUSTO VASINAcertainly an inac
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334 AUGUSTO VASINAmoralistic affirm
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336 AUGUSTO VASINAabsolutely of ope
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338 AUGUSTO VASINAProceeding along
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342 AUGUSTO VASINAwith titles attac
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344 AUGUSTO VASINAcanon of St. Autb
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346 AUGUSTO VASINAchronicles interr
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348 AUGUSTO VASINAevents, appear in
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350 AUGUSTO VASINAwritten sometimes
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352 AUGUSTO VASINAThe present list
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354 MICHAEL GOODICHcentury, Matthew
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356 MICHAEL GOODICHDominican provin
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358 MICHAEL GOODICHentrusted with r
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360 MICHAEL GOODICHBecause our soul
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362 MICHAEL GOODICHevidence of Eliz
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364 MICHAEL GOODICHCanonization and
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366 MICHAEL GOODICHof Hildesheim, W
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368 MICHAEL GOODICHdated between 13
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370 MICHAEL GOODICHa different set
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372 MICHAEL GOODICHoften contained
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374 MICHAEL GOODICHprivileges and s
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376 MICHAEL GOODICHthat he had been
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378 MICHAEL GOODICHIn the late twel
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380 MICHAEL GOODICHvariety of autho
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382 MICHAEL GOODICHexample, the 119
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384 MICHAEL GOODICHMany of the issu
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388 PETER AINSWORTHaccount. The lea
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392 PETER AINSWORTHname of the Lord
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394 PETER AINSWORTHthe war a certai
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400 PETER AINSWORTHand 1170), the R
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404 PETER AINSWORTHHis descriptions
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Page 469 and 470: 460 INDEXFirst Bavarian Supplement
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