A Companion to the Early Middle Ages: Britain and Ireland c.500 - c.1100Pauline Stafford Drawing on 28 original essays, A Companion to the Early Middle Ages takes an inclusive approach to the history of Britain and Ireland from c.500 to c.1100 to overcome artificial distinctions of modern national boundaries.
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Contents
Britain and Ireland o 500 | |
Economy | |
Kings and Kingship | |
Communities and Kinship | |
Social Structure | |
Scotland | |
Ireland c 900c 000 | |
Ireland c 1000c 100 | |
Northumbria | |
Southumbria | |
Wales and West Britain | |
Britain Ireland and Europe | |
The Institutional Church | |
Britain Ireland and Europe c 500c 750 | |
Conversions to Christianity | |
Church Organization and Pastoral | |
Latin Learning and Christian | |
Viking Raids and Conquest | |
Scandinavian Settlement | |
Britain Ireland and Europe 0 750 | |
Pastoral Care and Religious | |
Nobility | |
Settlement and Social | |
Localities | |
Bibliography | |
Common terms and phrases
abbot Alfred Anglo Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Anglo-Saxon England Annals Annals of Ulster Archaeology archbishop Armagh Bede Bede’s bishops Brian Britain and Ireland British burials Cambridge Canterbury Carolingian Celtic Charles-Edwards charters Christian church Cnut Conquest context Corrain cult culture Cuthbert Danelaw Davies Deheubarth Dublin Dumville dynasty Early Irish Early Medieval Europe Early Middle Ages ecclesiastical eighth century eleventh century elite English evidence example Frankish Gildas Gwynedd historians historiography History Iona Irish law Isles king king’s kingdom kingship land Lanfranc Lapidge late later Latin lbid London Mael Coluim Mercia monasteries monastic ninth Norman northern Northumbria Oxford pagan pastoral period Pictish Picts place-names political queens raids reform ringforts Roman royal rulers saints Scandinavian settlement Scotland Scots Scottish seventh social sources Studies surviving tenth and eleventh tenth century texts thegn trans twelfth century Viking Age Wales Welsh Welsh law Wessex West Saxon women Woodbridge Wormald Wulfstan York