Monastic Libraries
Medieval library history extends from the sixth century to the fifteenth century. One could say, as Irwin does, that it...
Medieval library history extends from the sixth century to the fifteenth century. One could say, as Irwin does, that it...
Thousands of foreigners poured into England in the Middle Ages. Similar like today, they have been attracted to England by...
The main stages in the development and expansion of the Serbian States were also stages in its relationship with the...
Hideously unjust and psychotic in their devotion to duty, the Inquisitors went to any lengths to wring confessions from their...
A large sum of money – £4,000 in gold, to be precise – is due to be transferred from London...
The Hohenzollerns were German dynasty and princely family who rose to power in the late Middle Ages, becoming electors of...
Leprosy, a debilitating and disfiguring affliction, has been feared and dreaded since biblical times. The bacterium that causes leprosy was...
The Order of the Temple was a religious-military institution founded by a group of warriors in Jerusalem in the decades...
James IV‘s love life was no secret to his people. Marion Boyd had borne him a son in 1493. Margaret...
The Nemanjić (pronounced [nɛ̌maɲitɕ], Serbian: pl. Немањићи, Nemanjići) was the most important dynasty of Serbia in the Middle Ages, and one...