The early Middle Ages

✍ Scribed by Daileader, Philip

Publisher: Teaching Co
Year: 2004
Tongue: English
Leaves: 92
Series: Great courses (DVD). Ancient & medieval history
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Professor Daileader traces major developments, leaders, and accomplishments in the history of Europe from about 300 to 1000 A.D.

Abstract: Professor Daileader traces major developments, leaders, and accomplishments in the history of Europe from about 300 to 1000 A.D

✦ Table of Contents

Content: Disc 1. Part 1. Lecture 1. Long shadows and the Dark Ages --
lecture 2. Diocletian and the crises of the third century --
lecture 3. Constantine the Great : Christian emperor --
lecture 4. Pagans and Christians in the fourth century --
lecture 5. Athletes of God --
lecture 6. Augustine, part one --
Disc 2. lecture 7. Augustine, part two --
lecture 8. Barbarians at the gate --
lecture 9. Franks and Goths --
lecture 10. Arthur's England --
lecture 11. Justinian and the Byzantine Empire --
lecture 12. The house of Islam. Disc 3. Part 2. Lecture 13. Rise of the Carolingians --
lecture 14. Charlemagne --
lecture 15. Carolingian Christianity --
lecture 16. The Carolingian Renaissance --
lecture 17. Fury of the Northmen --
lecture 18. Collapse of the Carolingian Empire --
Disc 4. lecture 19. The birth of France and Germany --
lecture 20. England in the age of Alfred --
lecture 21. Al-Andalus : Islamic Spain --
lecture 22. Carolingian Europe : gateway to the Middle Ages --
lecture 23. Family life : how then became now --
lecture 24. Long shadows and the Dark Ages revisited.

✦ Subjects

Middle Ages.;Civilization, Medieval.;Europe -- History -- 392-814.;Europe -- History -- 476-1492.;Europe -- Church history -- 600-1500.;Rome -- History -- Empire, 284-476.;Europe.;Rome (Empire)

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