Noblesse Oblige?
‘Barons’ and the Public Good in Medieval Afro-Eurasia
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- The Early Palaiologan Aristocracy and the Common Good in Fourteenth-Century Byzantine History-Writing
James Cogbill With notable exceptions, studies of the political culture of the Byzantine Empire during the early Palaiologan period (c. 1258-1341) tend to privilege the… Read more: The Early Palaiologan Aristocracy and the Common Good in Fourteenth-Century Byzantine History-Writing - Leeds International Medieval Congress
All network members and associates will be proud to present and discuss their findings from the last two years at Leeds International Medieval Congress on… Read more: Leeds International Medieval Congress - Was my lord a shepherd?
Patrick Hegarty-Morrish The aptly named French shepherd Jean de Brie had much to say of the nobility of his profession in the shepherding manual he… Read more: Was my lord a shepherd?