基本説明
Featuring nearly 1,000 entries running from a concise 100 to a comprehensive length of 10,000 words, Medieval Italy depicts every aspect of the time and place, with all its apparent contradictions. Encompassing public and private life, the sacred and the profane, this unique work includes accounts of lucre and revenge alongside coverage of great strides in education and the arts, depicting the many variegated hues that constituted the medieval Italian world and heralded the advent of the renaissance.
Full Description
This Encyclopedia gathers together the most recent scholarship on Medieval Italy, while offering a sweeping view of all aspects of life in Italy during the Middle Ages. This two volume, illustrated, A-Z reference is a cross-disciplinary resource for information on literature, history, the arts, science, philosophy, and religion in Italy between A.D. 450 and 1375. For more information including the introduction, a full list of entries and contributors, a generous selection of sample pages, and more, visit the Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia website.
Contents
Acciaiuoli Family; Acciaiuoli, Niccola; Accursius; Adelaide (Adelheid); Adimari Family; Aetius, Flavius; Agilulf; Agriculture; Aistulf; Alaric the Visigoth; Alberic of Monte Cassino; Albertanus of Brescia; Albertino Mussato; Albertus Magnus; Albizzi Family; Alboin; Albornoz, Gil Alvarez Cabrillo de; Aldobrandeschi Family; Alessandria; Alesso di Guido Donati; Alexander III, Pope; Alexander IV, Pope; Al-Farabi; Alfraganus; Allegory; Altichiero da Zevio; Amadeo VI, Count of Savoy; Amalasuntha; Amalfi; Ambrose, Saint; Ambrosian Chant; Anacletus II, Antipope; Anagni; Ancona; Andalo di Negro; Andrea da Barberino; Andrea da Firenze; Andrea di Bonaiuto; Andreas Capellanus; Angela da Foligno, Saint; Angelo Clareno; Angevin Dynasty; Angilberga, Empress; Anonimo Genovese; Anselm of Aosta, Saint; Ansprand; Antelami, Benedetto; Anthony of Padua, Saint; Antonello da Caserta; Antonio Beccari da Ferrara; Antonio da Tempo; Antonio Pucci; Apostolic Brotherhood; Aquileia; Aquileia, Rite of; Arabic Literature in Italy; Arabs in Italy; Arduin of Ivrea; Arezzo; Arian Heresy; Aribert; Arichis; Arimannus; Aristippus, Henry; Aristotle and Aristotelianism; Arnold of Brescia; Arnolfo di Cambio; Arnulf of Carinthia; Arrigo da Settimello; Arrigo Testa; Ars Dictaminis; Ars Nova; Arthurian Material in Italy; Ascoli Piceno; Assisi Asti; Astrology; Ataulf; Attila the Hun; Augustine, Saint; Authari; Averroes and Averroism; Aversa; Aviary; Avicenna; Avignonese Papacy; Azo; Ballata; Banks and Banking; Barbato da Sulmona; Barberini Euchologium; Bardi Family; Bari; Barlaam; Barna da Siena; Bartolino da Padova; Bartolo di Fredi Cini; Bartolomeo da Brescia; Bartolomeo da Capua; Bartolomeo da San Concordio; Bartolus of Sassoferrato; Belisarius; Bencivenni, Zucchero; Benedict of Nursia, Saint; Benedict XI, Pope; Benedict XII, Pope; Benedictine Order; Beneventan Chant; Benevento; Benvenuto da Imola; Benzo d'Alessandria; Berengar Fredol; Berengar I of Friuli; Berengar II; Bergamo; Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint; Bernardo da Pavia; Bernart de Ventadorn; Bernhard; Bertran de Born; Bestiaries; Bevagna; Biadaiolo Illuminator; Bianco da Siena; Bible; Biblical Exegesis; Bindo Bonichi; Black Death; Bobbio; Bocca degli Abati; Boccaccio, Giovanni; Boethius; Bohemond of Taranto; Bologna; Bolsena; Bonagiunta Orbicciani degli Averardi; Bonaiuto of Casentino; Bonatti, Guido; Bonaventura Berlinghieri; Bonaventure, Saint; Bondie Dietaiuti; Boniface VIII, Pope; Boniface, Marquis of Tuscany; Bonifacio Calvo; Bono Giamboni; Bonvesin da la Riva; Bookkeeping, Double-Entry; Bookmaking and Book Production; Botany and Botanical Lore; Brescia; Brindisi; Bronze Doors; Brunetto Latini; Bruno of Segni; Buffalmacco, Bonamico; Bulgars; Buoncompagno da Signa; Buondelmonti Family; Byzantine Empire; Caccia; Caetani Family; Caffaro Family; Calixtus II, Pope; Caltabellotta, Treaty of; Camaldoli; Camerino, Duchy of; Campaldino, Battle of; Campione, Bonino da; Campione, Matteo da; Cancellieri Family; Cangrande della Scala; Can
