(Ebook) Medieval Canon Law by Melodie H. Eichbauer; James A. Brundage ISBN 9781003156734, 1003156738

(Ebook) Medieval Canon Law by Melodie H. Eichbauer; James A. Brundage ISBN 9781003156734, 1003156738

The Medieval World series covers post Roman and medieval societies and major figures in Europe and the Mediterranean, including western, central and eastern Europe as well as North Africa, the Middle East, and Byzantium. Books in the series cover a broad spectrum of subjects. These range from general topics, such as rural and urban economies, religion and religious institutions, rulership, law, conflict and power, gender and sexuality, and material culture, to biographies and interpretations of major figures, from kings, emperors and popes to saints and theologians.

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