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The study of monastic reform in Lotharingia (10th-Early 12th Centuries) Since 1991
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Imagining early Cluny in abbatial biographies
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The Emergence of the Ecclesia Cluniacensis
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De l'abbatiat laïque à l'avouerie. Le cas des monastères de femmes en Lotharingie (IXe-début Xie siècle)
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A companion to the Abbey of Cluny
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Richard of Saint-Vanne (c. 970-14 June 1046)
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The 'Lotharingian' reforms (also 'Gorze Reforms') of the tenth and early eleventh centuries
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Al-Zij al-Jadid as an instrument for timekeeping in fifteenth century Cairo : the materiality of Bodleian MS Arch.Seld. A30
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Monastic elites and narratives of distinction in the high Middle Ages
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'I would be rather pleased if the world were to be rid of monks'. Resistance to cluniac integration in late eleventh- and early twelfth-century France
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Media in the late medieval European city : power, hegemony, and constraint
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What's the Point of Renovatio? Carolingian 'Reform' and Institutional Change in Ninth- and Tenth-century Religious Life
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More than mere spectacle : coronations and inaugurations in the Habsburg monarchy during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
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Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century coronations and inaugurations in the Habsburg monarchy : why do they matter?
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Inaugurations in the Austrian Netherlands : flexible formats at the interface between constitution, political negotiation, and representation
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The idealizing narrative tradition in archaic and classical Greek art
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The pleasures of mixing family with business : on the expression of familial and professional identity through seals based on the analysis of an Old Babylonian family of merchants in Sippar
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Keeping the peace in Premodern Islam : theory and practice of diplomacy under the Mamluk Sultanate (1250–1517)
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Christian responses to Julian
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The birth of a commuter society : workingmen's trains in Belgium, 1870-1914