06079cam a22006851i 4500 ocm00391792 OCoLC 20231213052750.0 720825s1963 nyua 000 0 eng 63003927 DLC eng WSU DLC UKM MUQ BTCTA EDX VNTRA OCLCF DEBBG OCLCQ MXL KPS OCLCQ OCLCO OPT UKUOY OCLCQ UKMGB OCLCA EUX YKN HRM OCLCO NBMAB ZAAPA GB6318113 bnb 007657272 Uk 874487526 1041044448 1055045960 1166471983 1166528358 1327875004 AU@ 000045101649 AU@ 000058084274 DEBBG BV010744077 GBVCP 066403308 HEBIS 059418729 NZ1 3245609 UKBRU 128660 UNITY 021192278 ZWZ 014976811 UKMGB 007657272 920806 950809 (OCoLC)391792 (OCoLC)874487526 (OCoLC)1041044448 (OCoLC)1055045960 (OCoLC)1166471983 (OCoLC)1166528358 (OCoLC)1327875004 D118 .C3 D118 .C3 909 NM 1400 rvk Q 40.1 ZAAA Cantor, Norman F. Medieval history : the life and death of a civilization / Norman F. Cantor. New York : Macmillan, [1963] 622 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Studies on the ideas and institutions of Western civilization from 200 A.D. to 1500 A.D. Prologue: The uses of history -- Introduction: The scope of Medieval history : Historiographical outline ; The periods of Medieval history ; The themes of early Medieval history. I. The Roman destiny: Second to Fifth centuries : 1. "Decline and fall" : The Roman empire in the second century ; The crisis of the Roman world ; The religious quest of the Roman world -- 2. The Christian empire and the Christian church : The shaping of the Catholic church ; Constantine the Christian emperor ; The Christian Roman empire -- 3. The making of Latin Christianity : Athens and Jerusalem ; Augustine's pilgrimage ; Main themes in Latin patristic thought. II. The transformation of European government and society: Fifth to Eighth centuries : 4. The age of the barbarian invasions : The Germans ; The first century of the invasions ; The second phase of the invasions: the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdoms -- 5. Justinian and Mohamed : The nemesis of Byzantine power ; The impact of Islam on early medieval Europe -- 6. The advance of ecclesiastical leadership : The monastic foundations of medieval civilization ; Gregory the great and the early medieval papacy. III. The first Europe: Eighth and Ninth centuries : 7. The making of Carolingian kingship : Anglo-Irish culture and the colonial phenomenon ; The Carolingian enigma ; Monarchy and papacy -- 8. Culture and society in the first Europe : The Carolingian world ; The feudal organization of society. IV. The early medieval equilibrium: Tenth and earlier Eleventh centuries : 9. Ecclesia and Mundus : The nature of the early medieval equilibrium The Norman feudal state ; The Ottonian empire ; The Cluniac ideal -- 10. Byzantium, Islam, and the West : The limitations of the Byzantine and Islamic civilizations ; The rise of Europe. V. The age of the Gregorian reform: Later Eleventh and early Twelfth centuries : 11. On the threshold of the high middle ages : High medieval Europe in historical perspective ; 12. Europe in 1050 -- 12. The Gregorian world revolution: The nature and origin of the Gregorian reform ; The debate on the essentials of a Christian society ; The German investiture controversy -- 13. The Anglo-Norman monarchy and the emergence of the bureaucratic state : The triumph of William the Bastard ; The significance of the English investiture controversy -- 14. The first crusade and after : Origins of the crusading ideal ; Vicissitudes and decline of the crusading movement. VI. Learning, piety, and power: Twelfth century : 15. The intellectual expansion of Europe : The acceleration of cultural change ; The legal constituents of the high medieval civilization ; A great generation: five leaders of twelfth-century thought and feeling ; Literature and society in the twelfth century -- 16. Moslem and Jewish thought: the Aristotelian challenge : The problem of learning ; Reason and revelation in Moslem and Jewish thought -- 17. Varieties of religious experience : The problem of piety ; The institutionalization of asceticism ; The dimensions of popular heresy -- 18. The entrenchment of secular leadership : The problem of power ; The value of charisma ; The Capetian ascendancy. VII. The search for a new equilibrium: Earlier and mid-Thirteenth century : 19. The peace of Innocent III : The reaffirmation of papal leadership ; The Dominican and Franciscan ideals -- 20. The new consensus and its limitations : The Cathedral of intellect ; The moral authority of the state ; The interests of society. VIII. The breakdown: Later Thirteenth and early Fourteenth centuries : 21. The failure of the new consensus : The death wish of medieval society ; The dissolution of the medieval thought-world ; The new violence. IX. An end and a beginning: Fourteenth and Fifteenth centuries : 22. Between two worlds : "Autumn" and "Renaissance ; Concluding thoughts on Medieval history. Includes bibliographical references and index. Middle Ages. Moyen �Age. Middle Ages. fast (OCoLC)fst01020301 Kultur gnd Kirchengeschichte 100-1500. Online version: Cantor, Norman F. Medieval history. New York, Macmillan [1963] (OCoLC)568085560 Baker and Taylor BTCP 63003927 C0 ZAAPA 56407 56407 0 0 ddc 0 0 DAPA DAPA 2023-12-13 0 909 CAN APA064382 2023-12-13 1 2023-12-13 BK