RELG 330 - History of Christianity
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Module 5 - Chapters 16 - 18
A Christian Society, AD 600-1500 (part 1)
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History Pages
From the Bible Researcher Site
Anglo-Saxon versions of Scripture
Anglo-Saxon versions of the Bible
Caedmon
From the Eyewitness to History site
AD 1066 - The Bayeux tapestry
AD 1099 - The Crusaders capture Jerusalem
AD 1179 - The Murder of Thomas à Becket
The Black Death
From Fr. Alexander's Eastern Orthodox site
The History of the Eastern Orthodox Church - by Bishop Kallistos Ware
The Great Schism
From the History Guide Site
Byzantine civilization
Islamic Civilization
Early Medieval Monasticism
Conversion of Clovis
Charlemagne
Charlemagne - part 2
Einhard's "Coronation of Charlemagne"
Feudalism
Medieval Society - the Three Estates
The Crusades
The Children's Crusades
The Capture of Jerusalem
12th Century Renaissance
Heretics, Heresies and the Church
Aquinas and Dante
Aquinas
Aquinas (part 3) - scroll down for his "proofs" of the Existence of God
Abelard
The Fourth Lateran Council - on Heresy
St. Dominic
The Rule of St. Francis
The Black Death
Jean de Venette, eyewitness and survivor of the Black Death
Map for the Black Death
In the Wake of the Black Death, Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc
Jean Froissart on the Flagellant Movement
From the Justus Anglican Site
Willibrord of Utrecht
Abelard biography
From Dr. Lynn Nelson, Univ. of Kansas
Islam
The Rise of the Franks
The Rise of the Western Church
The Rise of Monasticism
The Rise of Feudalism
The Fall of the Carolingian Empire
The First Crusade
The Great Famine of 1315-1317, and the Black Death, 1346-1351 - fills in some of the reasons why society became unstable
The Mendicant Friars
The Little Flowers of St. Francis
The Rise of the Universities
The Rise of Popular Heresies
Pope Innocent III, 1196-1216, (there's a typo on the webpage, calling him Innocent II)
Frederick II of Germany, 1215-1250
Index page for all the lectures
From the Xenohistorian Site
Europe as a Christian Society
The Challenge from Islam
The Age of Faith
The Age of Faith 1,000-1,500
The Islamic Explosion
Saracen and Crusader
The Babylonian Captivity of the Papacy
The Black Death
The Hundred Years' War
The Hundred Years' War, part 2
The Great Schism
End of the Hundred Years' War
Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
The Plague in Renaissance Europe (just read first paragraph)
Eyewitness account of the Plague in Florence, 1348
The plague in Pistoria, Italy
From Notre Dame University
Thomas Aquinas
St. Anselm of Canterbury
Anselm and Scholasticism
Scholasticism
From the Medieval Sourcebook
Life of Daniel the Stylite
Chronicle of the Fourth Crusade
Pope Nicholas I on the Bulgars, AD 866
Bede's "Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation"
Einhard's "Life of Charlemagne"
Hesychasm selected Readings
Clairvaux in 1143
The Children's Crusade
Inquisitor's Manual
Contemporary Account of Mediaeval Heresies
Cathar "scripture"
Cathar initiation rite
Easter Sermon of John Chrysostom
Inquisition and Torture
The Bogomils
St. Bernard
Gregory VII - Call for a Crusade, 1074
More Accusations against the Albigensians
Accusations against the Cathars (Albigensians)
Interrogation by the Inquisition
Iconoclastic Council of AD 754 in Constantinople
Inquisition
John of Damascus in defense of icons
2nd Council of Nicaea, AD 787
Louis VII and the Second Crusade
The Rule of the Franciscan Order"
St. Francis
The conversion of Peter Waldo
The Waldensians
From the Biography Online site
Charlemagne
Francis of Assisi
Thomas a Becket
From the New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia
Aidan
Alban
Alcuin
The Anglo-Saxon Church
Book of Kells
Caedmon
Clotilda
Clovis
Columba
Edwin
Glastonbury Abbey
Patrick
Paulinus
Augustine of Canterbury
History of U. of Louvain
Universities
Charles University
History of the University of Louvain
Abelard
The Crusades
Peter the Hermit
Richard I Coeur-de-Lyon of England
Louis IX of France
Bernard of Clairvaux
Francis of Assisi
The Great Schism - Roman Catholic view
From the NNDB site
Bede
Gregory I
Science Direct Site
Scientific Articles about Plague
Scientific studies on the plague
Who2 Biographies
Anselm
Aquinas
From other sites
Celtic Christianity
Islam - Index Pages to a series of Lectures at the University of Calgary
Alban
Abelard and Heloise
Boniface of Mainz
Francis of Assisi quotes
Plague
Anselm
A brief history of Oxford University
The Waldensians
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