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		LES TRES RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY ^Votes:0 LES TRES RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY LES TRES RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY WHAT IS THE TRES RICHES HEURES? The Tres Riches Heures is _the_ classic example of a medieval book of hours. This was a collection of the text for each liturgical hour of the day - hence the name - which often included other, supplementary, texts. Calendars, prayers, psalms and masses for certain holy days were commonly included. The pictures in this directory are from the calendar section of the Tres Riches Heures. This was painted some time between 1412 and 1416 and is arguably the most beautiful part of the manuscript; it is certainly the best known, being one of the great art treasures of France. In terms of historical and cultural importance, it is certainly equal to more famous works such as the Mona Lisa, Read More Go to Site

		Wharram Percy ^Votes:0 Wharram Percy The Lost Medieval Village Wharram Percy, located in Yorkshire, has been occupied by humans since the Iron Age. Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Normans -- all have lived out their lives in this high-wold village. As an archeological site, it was one of the most important peasant digs in England. Here you will see St. Martin's parish church, peasant house sites, and the Norman manor house. Ken Tompkins ken@loki.stockton.edu © 1996 by Kenneth Tompkins Read More Go to Site

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		14th Century Outline ^Votes:0 back to Scriptorium Notes on Fourteenth-Century History I. The Hundred Years War (1337-1453) A. Beginnings England, 1327: Edward III becomes king France, 1328: Philippe VI (de Valois) ignores better claim of Edward of England, ascends throne 1337: Edward claims French throne, war begins B. Major Battles CrÉcy, 26 Aug. 1346: English bowmen defeat a far superior force led by Philippe VI; French losses (ca. 11,000, incl. 1,200 knights) exceed entire English army. Poitiers, 19 Sept. 1356: 6,000 English under Edward the Black Prince vs. 20,500 French under King Jean II; bowmen throw French chivalry into confusion, English mounted flanks converge, 4,500 French killed, King Jean and his sons captured. English losses light. Agincourt, 25 Oct. 1415: 5,700 English (mostly archers) under Henry V defe Read More Go to Site

		991 AD - The Battle of MALDON ^Votes:0 In 1995 AirFlow Design placed a short page on the World Wide Web describing the last stand of Byrhtnoth , Earl of Essex, against a Viking horde in the year of our Lord, 991. A thousand years ago, an anonymous Anglo Saxon writer immortalised the event with the now famous poem, and in the past 2 years our site has become a major World Wide Web resource for the Battle of Maldon, 991AD. C O N T E N T S IMPORTANT NOTE: Click HERE to launch a new browser window with the Appendix containing high resolution maps and plates referred to in the text. As this loads switch back to here so you can be getting on with the story! Setting the Scene . England in the tenth century was not a safe place, especially if you lived near the coast. Much of the kingdom was under Viking rule, and the rest was subject Read More Go to Site

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		EAWC: Medieval Europe ^Votes:0 Medieval Europe The Magna Carta Medieval Proofs for the Existence of God Selections from Aquinas' Summa Theologica : On War On Killing On Cheating with Regard to Buying and Selling On Usury On Lying On Drunkenness On Lust Literature and the Middle Time Important Dates in Medieval History Quiz . . . Chronology Essays Images Internet Sites Texts In history texts, medieval European history often goes by its older soubriquet, the Middle Ages. Typically, the period stretches from the collapse of IMPERIAL ROME to the coming together of the forces of the RENAISSANCE in Europe. It was the intelligentsia of the Renaissance that labelled the years preceding their own as middle -- caught between the ethos of the archaic civilizations Greece and Rome and the revitalized learning of their own time. Tha Read More Go to Site

		End of Europe's Middle Ages ^Votes:0 The End of Europe's Middle Ages: Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries This tutorial has moved. The End of Europe's Middle Ages is designed to assist those students engaged in Renaissance, Reformation and Early Modern studies who lack a background in medieval European history. Intended to provide a brief overview of the conditions at the end of Europe's Middle Ages, the tutorial is presented in a series of chapters that summarize the economic, political, religious and intellectual environment of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. The main objective of the tutorial is to furnish a baseline against which the vast changes of the following centuries may be measured. The End of Europe's Middle Ages / The University of Calgary / Comments or Questions Copyright © 1997 - 2001, The Applied Histor Read More Go to Site

		Footwear of the Middle Ages ^Votes:0 11 November 1995 (Electronic Version 8.3 - 26 October 2001) Copyright Acknowledgements Introduction What's New? Glossary of Historical Shoemaking Historical Shoes Tools and Techniques Shoe Designs and Discussions: General Research General Instructions for Making Shoes for Re-enactors and Others Bibliography Links MARC-CARLSON@UTULSA.EDU (LIB_IMC@CENTUM.UTULSA.EDU; (old) LIB_IMC@VAX1.UTULSA.EDU; (old) IMC@VAX2.UTULSA.EDU )) Footwear of the Middle Ages , Copyright ? 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 I. Marc Carlson Read More Go to Site

		Index of /Library/MedHistory ^Votes:0 Index of /Library/MedHistory Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - Archeochivalrytext.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 37K Archeologia-chivalry..> 16-Jun-2001 06:32 5.3K HenryVI.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 6.2K Oathherald.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:33 3.6K batt.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 3.3K charlemagne.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 37K coronacion.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 22K coronation.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 22K deedsch.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 20K equip.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 2.2K feudal.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 4.5K genhist.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 2.3K histour.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 6.0K inf_war_review.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 8.3K lwmedhst.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:32 1.1K lwoaths.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:33 9.4K magna.htm 16-Jun-2001 06:33 40K marts.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 2.5K medhist.htm 22-Sep-2001 09:09 2.7K oaths.htm 16-Jun-200 Read More Go to Site

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		KCT Library: Knighthood ^Votes:0 Chivalry K i d z o n E Cool Stuff for Children of all Ages Medieval Nobles In the Middle Ages, noblemen were the rulers. It was their duty to insure that the peasants and churchmen were defended so that they could live in peace and act as judges to handle disputes. The name comes from the belief that they were to act in a noble manner. Noblemen were themselves ranked from highest to lowest: Title What you called them Their domain was called a... King / Queen "Sire", "Grace", "Majesty" Kingdom Prince / Princess "Your Highness" Kingdom / Principality Duke / Duchess "Your Grace" Duchy Earl or Count / Countess "Your Excellency" County Baron / Barones "Your Excellency" Barony Knight "Sir" Demesne Squire or Gentleman --- --- "My Lord," was always acceptable for any rank above you The King T he K Read More Go to Site

		Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournaments Resource Library ^Votes:0 Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournaments Resource Library Read More Go to Site

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		Labyrinth Home Page ^Votes:0 The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies Sponsored by Georgetown University ita Daedalus implet / innumeras errore vias vixque ipse reverti / ad limen potuit. (Ovid, Metamorphoses 8.166-68). Unlike the domus Daedali , the Labyrinth is designed with clear paths. You will have Ariadne's Thread to follow as you explore the innumeras vias . For up-to-date information, please visit labyrinth.georgetown.edu The new Labyrinth runs on Web/database technology that allows you to sort the information to meet your needs. Ongoing improvements to the Labyrinth are made possible by the support of the Georgetown University Medieval Studies Program . About the Labyrinth About the Project The Developers Information about labyrinths Search the Labyrinth Labyrinth Statistics What's New The Labyrinth Libr Read More Go to Site

		Labyrinth Home Page ^Votes:0 The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies Sponsored by Georgetown University ita Daedalus implet / innumeras errore vias vixque ipse reverti / ad limen potuit. (Ovid, Metamorphoses 8.166-68). Unlike the domus Daedali , the Labyrinth is designed with clear paths. You will have Ariadne's Thread to follow as you explore the innumeras vias . For up-to-date information, please visit labyrinth.georgetown.edu The new Labyrinth runs on Web/database technology that allows you to sort the information to meet your needs. Ongoing improvements to the Labyrinth are made possible by the support of the Georgetown University Medieval Studies Program . About the Labyrinth About the Project The Developers Information about labyrinths Search the Labyrinth Labyrinth Statistics What's New The Labyrinth Libr Read More Go to Site

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		Medieval European Recipes : COLLECTION ^Votes:0 Medieval European Recipes : COLLECTION Medieval European Recipes : COLLECTION From: "Jennifer A. Newbury" jn1t+@andrew.cmu.edu Date: Sat, 25 Sep 1993 13:26:16 -0400 I think someone a while ago requested medieval recipes. These come from _The British Museum Cookbook_ by Michelle Berriedale-Johnson (1987, British Museum Publications Ltd.). It's a great cookbook with recipes from the civilizations from the museum's collections. I personally haven't tried these recipes, but they sound interesting. I apologize in advance for any typos! Contents A Tart for Ember Day Wastels Yfarced (or Toasted Stuffed Brown Rolls) Caudel of Musculs to Potage (Braised Mussels) Spit Roasted Meat with Egerdouce Sauce A Salat A Rosy Almond Cream * A Tart for Ember Day ******************** Ms. Berriedale-Johnson says Read More Go to Site

		Medieval Sourcebook: Introduction ^Votes:0 ORB Main Page \| Links to Other Medieval Sites \| Medieval Studies Course [Halsall] Ancient History Sourcebook \| Modern History Sourcebook \| Byzantine Studies Page Other History Sourcebooks: African \| East Asian \| Indian \| Islamic \| Jewish \| LGBT \| Women's \| Global \| Science Main Page Select Sources Full Texts Saints' Lives Law Texts Maps Search Help! Part of ORB , Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies . Selected Sources Sections Studying History End of Rome Byzantium Islam Roman Church Early Germans Celtic World Carolingians 10 C Collapse Economic Life Crusades Empire & Papacy France England Celtic States Iberia Italy Intellectual Life Medieval Church Jewish Life Social History Sex & Gender States & Society Renaissance Reformation Exploration Paul Halsall , ORB sources editor Last Modi Read More Go to Site

		Medieval Sourcebook: Selected Sources: Index ^Votes:0 ORB Main Page \| Links to Other Medieval Sites \| Medieval Studies Course [Halsall] Halsall Home \| Halsall BLOG \| Ancient History Sourcebook \| Modern History Sourcebook \| Byzantine Studies Page Other History Sourcebooks: African \| East Asian \| Indian \| Islamic \| Jewish \| LGBT \| Women's \| Global \| Science Main Page Select Sources Full Texts Saints' Lives Law Texts Maps Search Help! Studying History End of Rome Byzantium Islam Roman Church Early Germans Celtic World Carolingians 10 C Collapse Economic Life Crusades Empire & Papacy France England Celtic States Iberia Italy Intellectual Life Medieval Church Jewish Life Social History Sex & Gender States & Society Renaissance Reformation Exploration The Selected Sources section works as follows: This Selected Sources Index page shows all sections Read More Go to Site

		Mr. Dowling's Middle Ages Page ^Votes:0 Home \| E-Mail \| Download Lessons \| Interactive Quiz Between Ancient and Modern \| Feudalism \| Primogeniture Christendom \| The Huns \| The Barbarians The Byzantine Empire \| The Moors \| Charlemagne The Vikings \| The Normans \| The Bubonic Plague Time and Space Prehistory Mesopotamia Ancient Egypt Western Religions The Middle East and North Africa Conflicts in the Middle East African History Africa Today India and the Himalayas China Japan Ancient Greece Rome The Middle Ages The Renaissance The World Wars Russia and Communism Canada The Caribbean Mexico and Central America South America Between Ancient and Modern In AD 476, warriors attacked the city of Rome and ended more than 800 years of glory for the “eternal city.” Historians mark the fall of Rome as the end of ancient history. Read More Go to Site

		Random Renaissance Insult Generator by JavaScript ^Votes:0 To generate a new insult, please use the Reload command in your browser. The graphicks accompanying this page were scanned from MEDIEVAL LIFE ILLUSTRATIONS, selected and arranged by Carol Belanger Grafton. This volume is part of the Dover Pictorial Archive Series, available from Dover Publications, Inc., 31 East 2nd Street, Mineola, NY 11501. It is ?1996 by Dover Publications, Inc. No infringement of that copyright is either implied or intended: these graphicks are presented here strictly for educational/entertainment purposes only. RIDE THE DRAGON (below) to return to Ryleh's Renaissance Humor Page by clicking on its icon! Read More Go to Site

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		Royal Genealogies -- Menu ^Votes:0 Royal Genealogies -- Menu Genealogy files Index About this document This is a conversion of the ROYAL92.GED Gedcom file (from the ROOTS-L list) into a convenient HTML format (with an index), for use with WWW browsers. The initial step in the conversion process was done using the ged2html program by Gene Stark <stark@cs.sunysb.edu>, with some re-massaging of the output into a more convenient form. More comprehensive royal genealogy information is available from Brian Tompsett over the web at http://www.dcs.hull.ac.uk/public/genealogy/gedcom.html , but this can be somewhat slow and cumbersome to access (at least if you're outside the UK), and the GEDCOM sources are not yet being made available. The small heraldic .gif is due to Jeff Alvey. All opinions in the notes and annotations are Read More Go to Site

		Runes, Alphabet of Mystery has moved ^Votes:0 We've moved! Click on the link below to go to the new location. Please update your bookmarks. http://sunnyway.com/runes/ & Read More Go to Site

		Stefan's Florilegium Archive ^Votes:0 Welcome to the Florilegium SEARCH THLord Stefan li Rous (Mark Harris, stefan at florilegium.org) This is a collection of files that I have assembled from various sources since I first joined the SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) in 1989. The information in these files comes from the Rialto newsgroup (rec.org.sca), the old fidonet medieval echo conference area, various mail lists and articles submitted to me by their authors. Stefan RECENT NEWS - I have now added a copy of my standard Florilegium flyer to this site. It is available here in PDF format. Please feel free to download it and make it available to other folks who you might think would be interested in this site, especially SCA newcomers. It has two pages and is formatted to be printed, front and back, on a single sheet of 8 1 Read More Go to Site

		The Castles of Wales ^Votes:0 Welcome to the Castles of Wales Web Site! Proud to be Celebrating our 11-Year Online Anniversary in 2007! Please note that because of time constraints, I am no longer actively administering the Castles of Wales web site, and therefore can no longer respond to visitor comments or requests. The Castles of Wales web site will, nevertheless, remain on the Internet as a "completed" project. Thank you. Q uick jump to M ain M enu , C astle I ndex , C astle M aps or S ite S earch Above: Pembroke Castle , Pembrokeshire, south Wales. Photograph copyright ? 2007 by Bill Damick "The unsurpassed strength of this mighty Norman Castle , sited on a high ridge between two tidal inlets, gave it the distinction of never haven fallen to the Welsh. The strategic position, on a major routeway, was chosen early Read More Go to Site

		The History of Costume - Index #3 ^Votes:0 THE HISTORY OF COSTUME - INDEX By Braun & Schneider - c.1861-1880 Click On Picture To Enlarge It (100K). Plate #13 - Tenth Century - France a) Frankish King and Queen b) Frankish Noblewomen c) King Charles the Bald d) Emperor Henry II, Frankish Bishop Click On Picture To Enlarge It (100K). Plate #14 - Eleventh Century a) Monk, Bishop, Priest b) Frankish King and Queen c) Norman Ladies, Norman Noblewoman d) Knights and soldiers - First Crusade Click On Picture To Enlarge It (100K). Plate #15 - Twelfth Century a) Servant, Roman Pope, King b) German Noblewomen, German Middle Class Woman c) Squire and Knight - First Crusade d) Commoner, Rich Jew, Knight Click On Picture To Enlarge It (100K). Plate #16 - Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries - Military and Religious Orders a) Order of St. John of Je Read More Go to Site

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		The Peaceful Liberation of the Holy Places ^Votes:0 Sabino De Sandoli, OFM Foreword --- Cover Page Selected Bibliography I Historical perspective - 1 Jewish-Christian Period (33-135) - 2 Pagan-Roman Period (135-326) - 3 The Constantinian and Byzantine Period (326-638) - 4 Arab Period of the Umayyads, Abbasids, Fatimids (638-1071) - 5 First Seljuk Turkish Period (1071-1098) - 6 The Brief Egyptian-Arab Period (1098-1099) - 7 First Crusader Period (1099-1187) - 8 Second Egyptian-Arab Period: the Ayyubids (1187-1229) - 9 Second Crusader Period (1229-1239) -10 Transjordan-Arab Period (1239-1241) -11 Third Crusader Period (1241-1244) -12 Third Egyptian-Arab Period (1244-1291) II The Negotiations of the King of Naples with the Sultan of Cairo (1291-1342) - 1 The Seeds of Hope - 2 The Right Way to Bring Back Christian Worship to the Holy Places - 3 Read More Go to Site

		The Royal and Delightfull Game of Piquet ^Votes:0 The Royal and Delightfull Game of Piquet The game of Piquet or Cent , the game's English name in period, has been played since at least the end of the 15th century. It is mentioned in literary and scholarly works as diverse as Rabelais's Gargantua et Pantagruel (1534) and Girolamo Cardano's Liber de Ludo Aleae (Book on Games of Chance, 1564), a treatise on probability theory. One of the earliest instruction manuals for a card game was Le Royal Ieu du Piquet Plaisant et recreatif , The Royal and Delightfull Game of Piquet. To Play Piquet Piquet is a game for two players, using 36 cards (sixes through Aces). The dealer is called the younger ; the other player is called the elder . Each hand of piquet is divided into five parts: Blanks and discards, ruffs, sequences, sets, and tricks. The par Read More Go to Site

		The Runic Journey ^Votes:0 What Are Runes? Runes are an alphabetic script used by the peoples of Northern Europe from the first century c.e. until well into the Middle Ages. In addition to their use as a written alphabet, the runes also served as a system of symbols used for magic and divination. Runes fell into disuse as the Roman alphabets became the preferred script of most of Europe, but their forms and meanings were preserved in inscriptions and manuscripts. The primary characteristic which distinguishes a runic alphabet from other alphabets is that each letter, or rune, has a meaning. For example, whereas "ay", "bee", and "cee" are meaningless sounds denoting the first three letters in our alphabet, the names of the first three runes, "fehu", "uruz", and "?urisaz" are actual words in the Germanic language, mea Read More Go to Site

		The West Takes the Offensive ^Votes:0 The West Takes the Offensive With the collapse of Charlemagne?s empire and the development of feudalism, Europe showed little immediate potential for the development of political and economic power. But during this period the growth of trade and commerce broke up the manorial system, new social classes were formed and the society of the West became changed in the process. The Muslims were successfully challenged in Sicily and this ended the complete control by the Muslims of the Mediterranean world. At the same time in northern Spain bands of Christians sparked a long struggle against Muslims known as the Reconquista, and this attitude of military campaign in the name of Christ would achieve its highest expression in the crusades. With the crusades and other expansive eastward movements in Read More Go to Site

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		Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum ^Votes:0 Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature Thomas J. Mathiesen, Director Peter Slemon, Associate Director TML Project and Editorial Committees Introduction to the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum and its use The Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum (TML) is an evolving database of the entire corpus of Latin music theory written during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. It complements but does not duplicate the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG), Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (TLL), Lexicon musicum Latinum medii aevi (LmL), and similar projects such as the Center for Computer Analysis of Texts (CCAT) and saggi musicali italiani (SMI). The TML, a project of a consortium of universities, is managed by a Project Committee, an Editorial Advisory Committee, and a Project Director, with the Project O Read More Go to Site

		TimeRef - Medieval History Timelines ^Votes:0 Text-only Version Welcome to TIMEREF.COM . Follow the history of Medieval Britain from the time of Alfred the Great, through the Norman Conquest and up to the start of the Tudor Age. Detailed Timelines contain events for years between 800 and 1499AD. Maps show the locations of castles, abbeys and cathedrals in England, Scotland and Wales. Every person and building on this site has its own timeline and links to related subjects. This site is labelled with ICRA Medieval History Episodes Timelines 800..999 1000..1099 1100..1199 1200..1299 1300..1399 1400..1499 1500..1599 By category Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Key Dates 1000..1199 1200..1299 1300..1399 1400..1499 Go To Year Medieval People Medieval Life (New) A to Z List Kings of England Rulers of Scotland Kings of France Family Trees Medieval Plac Read More Go to Site

		TudorHistory.org ^Votes:0 The Tudor Monarchs The Kings and Queens The Six Wives of Henry VIII Aragon, Boleyn, Seymour, Cleves, Howard and Parr Who's Who in Tudor History Short to full-length biographies Topics in Tudor History Daily life, entertainment and more Chronologies of People and Events Battles, title holders, important dates and more Architecture, Towns and Cities History and pictures Electronic Texts Primary and secondary sources, poetry and drama Genealogical Trees Charts of descent of monarchs Glossaries of Words and Terms Topical and general glossaries of words and phrases Reference Maps Historical and modern maps of Tudor History Bibliography Information on some of my sources Image Gallery Index Direct links to the image pages Tudor History Blog Tudor news and events and site updates Questions and Ans Read More Go to Site

		Untitled Document ^Votes:0 The Internet Renaissance Band has moved to http://www.curtisclark.org/emusic/ . Please update your links. Read More Go to Site

		www. skell.org - Exploring the Middle Ages ^Votes:0 Contact Terms of Use Accessibility Featured Articles Warkworth Castle was built in the 12th century by Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland. Read a ballad about Percy at Mostly Medieval Learn more about Warkworth Castle at Travels in the UK The outer gate at Linlithgow Palace in Scotland features the crests of medieval orders of chivalry. Explore the Heraldry section at Mostly Medieval Read more about Linlithgow Palace at Travels in the UK Animals and intricate knotwork were often found in decorative masonry during the Middle Ages. Celtic backgrounds clip art at Ars Priscus Explore Beasts in Myth and Legend at Mostly Medieval Jedburgh Abbey in the Borders region of Scotland maintained a large medicinal garden. Explore the Medicine section at Mostly Medieval Read more about Jedburgh Abbey at Read More Go to Site

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