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Encyclopedia of the Middle Ages Vauchez, André • Dobson, Richard Barrie • Lapidge, Michael [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Vauchez, André • Dobson, Richard Barrie • Lapidge, Michael |
Inhalt
| Art. "A latere" |
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| Art. Aachen |
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| Art. Abbasids |
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| Art. Abbess |
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| Art. Abbo of Fleury |
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| Art. Abbey |
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| Art. Abbreviator |
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| Art. Abbo of Saint-Germain |
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| Art. Abbot |
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| Art. 'Abdisho of Nisibis († 1318) |
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| Art. Abelard, Peter (1079-1142) |
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| Art. Abduction |
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| Art. "Abecedarium" |
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| Art. Aberdeen |
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| Art. Abraham |
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| Art. Ablution |
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| Art. Abjuration |
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| Art. Abraham's bosom |
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| Art. Abraham Ibn Da'ud (early 12th c.-c. 1180) |
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| Art. Abraham Ibn Ezra (1089-1164/1165) |
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| Art. Abraham Bar Hiyya (c. 1065-1145) |
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| Art. Abstraction |
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| Art. Acclamations: the West |
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| Art. Acclamations: Byzantium |
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| Art. Absolution |
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| Art. Abruzzi |
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| Art. Abravanel, Isaac (1437-1508) |
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| Art. "Absolutio" |
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| Art. "Acheiropoietos" |
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| Art. "Acedia" |
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| Art. Acolyte |
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| Art. Acre |
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| Art. Acrostic |
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| Art. Active life, contemplative life |
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| Art. Act and potency |
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| Art. Acts of bishops |
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| Art. Adalbero of Laon (c. 950/957-1031) |
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| Art. Adalard of Corbie (751-856) |
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| Art. "Ad extra, ad intra" |
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| Art. "Ad limina" |
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| Art. Adelbert of Prague (c. 956-997) |
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| Art. Adam Marsh (de Marisco) († 1259) |
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| Art. Adam de la Halle (13th c.) |
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| Art. Adam and Eve |
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| Art. Adelard of Bath (c. 1080-1160?) |
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| Art. Adam of Petit Pont (12th c.) |
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| Art. Adam of Bremen († c. 1081/1085) |
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| Art. Adam of Wodeham (c. 1298-1358) |
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| Art. Adhemar of Chabannes (989-1034) |
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| Art. Adelphaton |
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| Art. Adelhausen |
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| Art. Adeodatus II, Pope († 676) |
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| Art. Adhemar of Le Puy (c. 1050-1098) |
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| Art. Adomnán (c. 624-704) |
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| Art. Ado of Vienne († 875) |
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| Art. Admont |
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| Art. Adoptianism |
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| Art. Adrian IV, Pope (c. 1110/1120-1159) |
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| Art. Adoration |
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| Art. Adrian I, Pope († 795) |
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| Art. Adultery |
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| Art. Adso of Monier-en-Der (930-992) |
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| Art. Advent |
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| Art. Advocate |
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| Art. Advocate, advocacy |
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| Art. Æthelbert of Kent († 616) |
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| Art. Æthelwold (904/909-984) |
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| Art. Ælred of Rievaulx (c. 1109-1166) |
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| Art. Ælfric (c. 950-c. 1010) |
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| Art. Africa |
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| Art. Afonso Henriques (c. 1109-1185) |
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| Art. Ages of life |
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| Art. Agapetus II, Pope († 955) |
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| Art. Agatho, Pope († 681) |
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| Art. Agnus Dei |
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| Art. Aghlabids |
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| Art. Agnes of Bohemia (1205-1282) |
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| Art. Agobard of Lyon (c. 769-840) |
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| Art. Agricultural techniques |
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| Art. Agriculture |
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| Art. Aistulf († 756) |
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| Art. Alain de la Roche (c. 1428-1475) |
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| Art. "Akathistos" |
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| Art. Alamanni, Alamannia |
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| Art. Albanians |
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| Art. Albania, Caucasian |
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| Art. Alan of Lille (c. 1128-1203) |
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| Art. Alberic or Aubrey († 1109) |
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| Art. Albert of Behaim (before 1200-c. 1260) |
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| Art. Alberic III of Tusculum (11th c.) |
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| Art. Alberic II of Spoleto († 954) |
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| Art. Albert of Jerusalem (c. 1150-1214) |
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| Art. Albert the Great (c. 1200-1280) |
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| Art. Albert the Bear (c. 1100-1170) |
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| Art. Albert of Buxhövden († 1229) |
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| Art. Albornoz, Gil (1310?-1367) |
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| Art. Albi |
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| Art. Alchemy |
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| Art. Alcántara, Order of |
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| Art. Alcobaça |
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| Art. Alcuin (730-804) |
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| Art. Aldhelm (c. 640-709) |
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| Art. Aleppo |
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| Art. Alexander IV, Pope (c. 1185-1261) |
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| Art. Alexander II, Pope (c. 1010/1015-1073) |
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| Art. Alexander III, Pope († 1181) |
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| Art. Alexander of Hales (before 1186-1245) |
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| Art. Alexander Nevsky (1220-1263) |
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| Art. Alexander of Roes (late 13th c.-early 14th c.) |
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| Art. Alexis, legend of Saint |
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| Art. Alexandria |
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| Art. Alexis of Moscow († 1378) |
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| Art. Alfonso V of Aragon (c. 1396-1458) |
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| Art. Alfonsine tables |
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| Art. Alfonso X the Wise (1221-1284) |
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| Art. Alfonso VI of Castile (1040-1109) |
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| Art. Alfonso VIII of Castile (1155-1214) |
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| Art. Alfonso V of Asturias († 757) |
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| Art. Alfred the Great (849-899) |
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| Art. Alfonso Buenhombre (late 13th c.-1353) |
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| Art. Alfonso of Valladolid (c. 1270-1340) |
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| Art. All Saints |
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| Art. Alger of Liège (c. 1070-before 1136) |
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| Art. Allegory |
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| Art. Almohads |
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| Art. Almoravids |
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| Art. Alms |
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| Art. Alpha-omega |
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| Art. Alps |
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| Art. Alsace |
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| Art. Altar |
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| Art. Altarpiece, retable |
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| Art. Alverna (La Verna) |
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| Art. Alvaro of Cordova (9th c.) |
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| Art. Amalfi |
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| Art. Amalarius of Metz († after 850) |
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| Art. Alvaro Pelayo (c. 1275-1349) |
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| Art. Amandus of Maastricht (c. 600-676?/679?/684?) |
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| Art. Amalric of Bena († c. 1207), Amalricians |
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| Art. Amatus of Monte Cassino († before 1105) |
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| Art. Ambrosian liturgy |
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| Art. Ambrosian chant |
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| Art. Amboise, Cardinal D' (1460-1510) |
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| Art. Ambo |
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| Art. Ambrosius Autpertus († 784) |
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| Art. Amiens cathedral |
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| Art. Amice |
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| Art. Amda Sion († 1344) |
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| Art. Anacletus II, antipope († 25 Jan 1138) |
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| Art. Ampulla, Holy |
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| Art. Anagni |
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| Art. Anchorite, anchoress: the West |
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| Art. Anathema: Byzantium |
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| Art. Anaphora |
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| Art. Analogy |
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| Art. Anathema: the West |
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| Art. Andrew II of Hungary (1177-1235) |
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| Art. Anchorite, anchoress: Byzantium |
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| Art. Andrew of Saint-Victor († 1175) |
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| Art. Andrew of Longjumeau (13th c.) |
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| Art. Andorra |
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| Art. Angel |
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| Art. Angela of Foligno (c. 1248-1309) |
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| Art. Angelic pope |
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| Art. Angelico, Fra (c. 1400-1455) |
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| Art. Angelus |
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| Art. Angelo Clareno (c. 1255-1337) |
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| Art. Angevins of Hungary |
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| Art. Angelus, dynasty of |
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| Art. Angevins of Naples |
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| Art. Anglo-Saxons: Anglo-Saxon kingdoms |
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| Art. Angles |
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| Art. Anglo-Saxons: art and culture |
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| Art. Animal husbandry |
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| Art. Ani |
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| Art. Animals |
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| Art. Anjou, Angers |
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| Art. Annals |
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| Art. Anniversaries |
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| Art. Annates |
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| Art. Anne and Joachim |
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| Art. Annunciation (iconography) |
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| Art. Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109) |
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| Art. Anskar or Ansgar (801-865) |
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| Art. Antelami, Benedetto (c. 1150-c. 1235) |
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| Art. Antependium |
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| Art. Anthony of Padua (1195-1231) |
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| Art. Anthropomorphism |
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| Art. Antichrist: spirituality |
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| Art. Antichrist: exegesis |
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| Art. Anticlericalism |
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| Art. Antijudaism |
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| Art. Antioch |
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| Art. Antiphon |
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| Art. Antiphonary |
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| Art. Antipope |
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| Art. Antoninus of Florence (1389-1459) |
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| Art. Antonines |
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| Art. Antonio da Butrio (1338-1408) |
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| Art. Apocalypse of John: exegesis |
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| Art. Antwerp |
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| Art. Apocalypse of John: iconography |
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| Art. Apocalyptic literature: the West |
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| Art. Apocrypha, biblical |
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| Art. Apocalyptic literature: Byzantium |
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| Art. Apocrisiary |
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| Art. Apologetic |
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| Art. Apophthegmata |
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| Art. Apophatic, cataphatic: historical and theological evolution |
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| Art. Apophatic, cataphatic |
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| Art. "Apostolici" |
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| Art. Apostasy |
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| Art. Apparition |
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| Art. Apostolic life |
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| Art. Apulia |
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| Art. Appeal |
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| Art. Apprenticeship |
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| Art. Aquitane |
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| Art. Arab culture and civilization |
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| Art. Arabia, Christians and Jews in |
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| Art. Arabic Christian literature |
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| Art. Arabic manuscripts |
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| Art. Aragon |
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| Art. Aracoeli |
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| Art. Archaeology, medieval |
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| Art. Archbishop, archbishopric: Byzantium |
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| Art. Archbishop, archbishopric: the West |
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| Art. Archdeacon: the West |
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| Art. Architect |
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| Art. Archdeacon: Byzantium |
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| Art. Architecture, civil |
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| Art. Architecture, ecclesiastical |
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| Art. Archpriest, rural dean |
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| Art. Aristotle, Aristotelianism: the West |
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| Art. Arianism |
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| Art. Arles |
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| Art. Aristotle, Aristotelianism: Byzantium |
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| Art. Armagh |
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| Art. Armenia: history |
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| Art. Armenia: historians |
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| Art. Armenian literature |
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| Art. Armenia: cultural centres |
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| Art. Army: the West |
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| Art. Army: Byzantium |
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| Art. Arnold of Brescia (deid 1155) |
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| Art. Arnold of Villanova (c. 1240-1311) |
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| Art. Arnolfo di Cambio (1240/1250-1302/1310) |
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| Art. Arnulf of Carinthia (c. 850-899) |
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| Art. Árpáds |
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| Art. Arras |
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| Art. "Ars antiqua, ars nova" |
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| Art. "Ars moriendi" |
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| Art. Artevelde, Jacob van (1290/1295-1345) |
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| Art. Art, artist |
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| Art. "Artes praedicandi" |
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| Art. Arthur |
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| Art. Articles of faith |
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| Art. Arts of Poetry |
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| Art. Arundel, Thomas (1353-1414) |
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| Art. Arts of love |
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| Art. Ascesis, asceticism: the West |
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| Art. Ascension |
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| Art. Ascesis, asceticism: Byzantium |
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| Art. Ashes |
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| Art. Ass, feast of the |
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| Art. Assisi |
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| Art. Assassins |
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| Art. Astrolabe |
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| Art. Assumption (iconography) |
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| Art. Astrology |
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| Art. Astronomy: the West |
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| Art. Astronomy: Byzantium |
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| Art. Asylum, right of: Byzantium |
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| Art. Athanasius I of Constantinople (c. 1230-after 1309) |
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| Art. Asylum, right of: the West |
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| Art. Athos |
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| Art. Atto of Vercelli († before 964) |
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| Art. Augsburg |
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| Art. "Auctoritates" |
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| Art. Audoin (c. 600-684) |
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| Art. Augustine of Ancona (1270-1328) |
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| Art. Augustine of Canterbury († 604) |
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| Art. Augustine, rule of Saint |
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| Art. Augustinianism |
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| Art. "Ausculta fili" |
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| Art. Austrasia |
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| Art. Authority |
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| Art. Auxerre |
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| Art. Autun |
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| Art. Avars |
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| Art. "Ave Maria" |
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| Art. Averros (1126-1198), Averroism |
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| Art. Avignon: history |
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| Art. Avicebron (c. 1022-c. 1058) |
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| Art. Avicenna (980-1037) |
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| Art. Avignon: art |
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| Art. Azyme, Azymites |
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| Art. Babel, Tower of |
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| Art. "Bailli, bailliage" |
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| Art. Baldwin II of Jerusalem († 1131) |
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| Art. Balearics |
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| Art. Baldwin I of Jerusalem (1058-1118) |
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| Art. Ball, John (1331-1381) |
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| Art. Balts |
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| Art. Bamberg |
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| Art. Ban, banality |
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| Art. Bangor |
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| Art. Banking |
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| Art. Baptism |
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| Art. Banquet |
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| Art. Baptism of Christ |
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| Art. Bar Hebraeus (1226-1286) |
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| Art. Baptistery |
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| Art. Barbarian laws |
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| Art. Barbarians |
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| Art. Barcelona |
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| Art. Bari |
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| Art. Basel, Council of (1431-1449) |
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| Art. Bartholomew of Pisa († 1401) |
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| Art. "Basileus" |
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| Art. "Bastide" |
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| Art. Bavaria |
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| Art. Batalha |
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| Art. Basilica |
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| Art. Bayeux tapestry |
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| Art. Bayeux |
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| Art. Beatific vision |
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| Art. Beatus of Liébana († 798?) |
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| Art. Beatification |
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| Art. Beatitude, happiness |
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| Art. Beauvais |
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| Art. Beauneveu, André († c. 1401/1403) |
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| Art. Beauty |
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| Art. Beghards |
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| Art. Bec, le |
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| Art. Bede the Venerable (673-735) |
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| Art. Being, essence, existence |
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| Art. Beguines, beguinages |
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| Art. Beirut |
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| Art. Belarus |
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| Art. Bell, belfry: the West |
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| Art. Bell, belfry: Russian Church |
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| Art. Beloozero |
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| Art. Benedict XI, Pope (1240-1304) |
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| Art. Benedict XIII, Pope (1342-1422) |
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| Art. Benedict XII, Pope (c. 1285-1342) |
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| Art. Benedict of Aniane (c. 750-821) |
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| Art. Benedict of Nursia, Benedictine rule |
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| Art. Benedictionary |
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| Art. Benefices, ecclesiastical |
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| Art. Benevento |
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| Art. "Beowulf" |
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| Art. Benjamin I of Alexandria († 661) |
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| Art. Berengar of Tours (c. 1000-1088) |
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| Art. Bergamo |
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| Art. Bergen |
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| Art. Bernard Délicieux († 1319) |
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| Art. Bernard of Clairvaux (1090-1153) |
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| Art. Bernard of Parma († 1266) |
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| Art. Bernard Gui (c. 1261-1331) |
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| Art. Bernard of Pavia († 1213) |
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| Art. Bernard of Tiron (c. 1046-1117) |
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| Art. Bernardino of Siena (1380-1444) |
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| Art. Bernardino of Feltre (1439-1494) |
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| Art. Bernold of Constance (1054-1100) |
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| Art. Besançon |
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| Art. Bertrand du Poujet (c. 1280-1352) |
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| Art. Berthold of Regensburg (c. 1210-1272) |
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| Art. Bessarion (1399/1400-1472) |
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| Art. Bible: history |
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| Art. Beverley |
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| Art. Bible: the Bible of the laity |
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| Art. Bible: the Bible of the learned |
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| Art. Bible: translation |
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| Art. Bible: iconography |
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| Art. Biel, Gabriel (c. 1410-1495) |
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| Art. Biographies |
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| Art. Bishop, bishopric: the West |
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| Art. Bishop, bishopric |
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| Art. Black Death |
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| Art. Black Prince (1330-1376) |
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| Art. Blanche of Castile (1188-1252) |
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| Art. Blasphemy |
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| Art. Blemmydes, Nicephorus (1197-c. 1270) |
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| Art. Blessed bread |
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| Art. Blood, precious |
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| Art. Bobbio |
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| Art. Boccaccio (1313-1375) |
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| Art. Boccanegra, William († 1274) |
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| Art. Bodel, Jehan (1165/70-1210) |
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| Art. Body |
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| Art. Boethius (c.480-c. 524) |
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| Art. Bogomils |
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| Art. Boethius of Dacia (13th c.) |
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| Art. Bohemia |
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| Art. Bolslas III Wrymouth (1086-1138) |
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| Art. "Bohemian Ploughman" |
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| Art. Boleslas I of Bohemia (929-972) |
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| Art. Boleslas I the Brave (967-1025) |
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| Art. Boleslas II the Bold (1041/42-1081) |
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| Art. Bologna: university |
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| Art. Bologna: town |
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| Art. Bolsena, miracle of |
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| Art. Bonagratia of Bergamo († 1340) |
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| Art. Bonaventure (c. 1217-1274) |
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| Art. Boniface VIII, Pope (c. 1235/1240-1303) |
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| Art. Boniface IX, Pope († 1404) |
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| Art. Books of hours |
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| Art. Boniface of Crediton (672/675-754) |
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| Art. Book |
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| Art. Boris and Gleb (c. 990-c. 1010-1015) |
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| Art. Boris of Bulgaria († 907) |
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| Art. Bosnia |
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| Art. Borivoj († c. 894) |
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| Art. Boucicaut master (early 15th c.) |
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| Art. "Bourg" |
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| Art. Bourges Cathedral |
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| Art. Brandenburg |
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| Art. Brabant |
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| Art. Braga |
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| Art. Bread |
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| Art. Brendan |
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| Art. Bremen |
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| Art. Brethren of the common life |
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| Art. Brian Boru or Bórama († 1014) |
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| Art. Breviary |
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| Art. Bridge |
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| Art. Bristol |
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| Art. Bridget (1303-1373), Bridgettines |
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| Art. Brief, apostolic |
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| Art. Brittany |
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| Art. Brogne |
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| Art. Brou |
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| Art. Bruno of la Chartreuse (c. 1030-1101) |
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| Art. Bruges |
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| Art. Brussels |
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| Art. Buda and Pest |
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| Art. Bulgaria |
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| Art. Bulgars |
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| Art. Burchard of Worms (c. 965-1025) |
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| Art. Bull |
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| Art. Burgos |
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| Art. Burgundians |
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| Art. Burgundy |
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| Art. Burial |
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| Art. Busch, Johannes (1399/1400-c. 1479) |
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| Art. Bury Saint Edmunds |
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| Art. Bursfeld |
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| Art. Byzantine and Syrian liturgies |
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| Art. Byzantine art |
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| Art. Byzantine Church |
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| Art. Byzantine Empire |
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| Art. Byzantine manuscripts |
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| Art. Caedmon |
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| Art. Cabasilas, Nicholas (c. 1320-c. 1398) |
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| Art. Caesarius of Heisterbach (1180-c. 1240) |
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| Art. Caen |
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| Art. Caesarius of Arles (470-542) |
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| Art. Caesarius of Speyer († 1238/1239) |
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| Art. Caetani |
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| Art. Caffa |
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| Art. Calabria |
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| Art. Calendar |
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| Art. Calatrava, Order of |
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| Art. Calends: liturgy |
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| Art. Calixtus II (c. 1060-1124), Pope |
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| Art. Calends: ecclesiastical institution |
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| Art. Calixtus III (1378-1458), Pope |
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| Art. Camaldolese Order |
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| Art. Callistus I of Constantinople († 1363) |
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| Art. Cambrai |
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| Art. Cambridge University |
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| Art. Camera, Apostolic |
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| Art. Campidano |
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| Art. Campin, Robert (1379/1380-1444) |
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| Art. Canon law, canonists: the West |
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| Art. Canon of the mass: the West |
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| Art. Canon law, canonists: Byzantium |
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| Art. Canon of the mass: Byzantium |
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| Art. Canonesses, secular |
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| Art. Canonical collections |
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| Art. Canonization: the West |
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| Art. Canonical institutions |
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| Art. Canons, regular |
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| Art. Canonization: Byzantium |
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| Art. Canonization: the Russian Church |
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| Art. Canopy |
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| Art. Canossa |
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| Art. Canterbury |
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| Art. Cantor |
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| Art. Capital, capitalism |
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| Art. Capetians (987-1328) |
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| Art. "Capitula episcoporum" |
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| Art. Capitularies |
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| Art. Capital sins |
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| Art. Capitulations, electoral |
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| Art. Cappadocia |
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| Art. Carcassonne |
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| Art. Cardinal |
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| Art. "Capuciati" of Le Puy |
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| Art. Capreolus († 1444) |
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| Art. Carlisle |
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| Art. Carnival |
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| Art. Carmelites |
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| Art. "Carmina burana" |
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| Art. Carolingian Renaissance |
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| Art. Carolingians |
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| Art. Carthusians, charterhouse |
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| Art. "Carta de logu" |
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| Art. Cartulary |
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| Art. Casamari |
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| Art. Casimir (1458-1484) |
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| Art. Casimir the Great (1310-1370) |
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| Art. Cassian, John (c. 360-c. 435) |
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| Art. Castile |
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| Art. Castellany |
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| Art. Cassiodorus (before 490-after 580) |
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| Art. Castle, fortification |
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| Art. Castle, fortification: historial and political evolution |
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| Art. Castracani, Castruccio (1281-1328) |
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| Art. Casuistry |
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| Art. Catalonia |
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| Art. Catenae, biblical: the West |
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| Art. Catenae, biblical: Byzantium |
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| Art. Cathars, Albigenses |
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| Art. "Cathedra" |
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| Art. Cathedral |
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| Art. Catherine of Bologna (1413-1463) |
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| Art. Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510) |
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| Art. Catherine of Sweden (c. 1331-1381) |
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| Art. Catherine of Siena (c. 1347-1380) |
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| Art. Catholic |
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| Art. Catholic kings |
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| Art. Caucasus |
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| Art. Cause |
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| Art. Cause and effect |
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| Art. Cauchon, Pierre (1371-1442) |
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| Art. Cava dei Tirreni |
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| Art. Cavalry |
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| Art. Cavallini, Pietro (c. 1250-c. 1350) |
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| Art. Caves, monastery of the |
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| Art. Cefalù |
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| Art. Cedd († 664) |
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| Art. Celestine III, Pope (1105/1106-1198) |
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| Art. Celestine V, Pope (1209/1210-1296) |
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| Art. Celibacy, ecclesiastical: the West |
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| Art. Celestines |
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| Art. Celtic liturgy |
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| Art. Cellarer |
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| Art. Cell |
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| Art. Celibacy, ecclesiastical: Byzantium |
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| Art. Censer |
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| Art. Cemetery |
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| Art. Ceramics |
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| Art. Censures |
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| Art. "Census, censuarium" |
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| Art. Cento |
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| Art. Chaise-Dieu, La |
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| Art. Chair of Saint Peter |
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| Art. Cesarini, Giuliano, Senior (c. 1398-1444) |
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| Art. Ceremonial |
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| Art. Chaldeans |
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| Art. Chalice |
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| Art. Chalice for the laity |
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| Art. Chamberlain |
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| Art. Chamber of cardinals |
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| Art. Champagne |
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| Art. Chancellor, chancery |
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| Art. Chancery, pontifical |
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| Art. "Chanson de geste" |
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| Art. "Chanson de Roland" |
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| Art. Chaplaincy |
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| Art. Chaplain |
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| Art. Chapel |
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| Art. Character |
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| Art. Chaplet |
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| Art. Chapter |
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| Art. Chapters, biblical |
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| Art. Charism |
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| Art. Charlemagne (747-814) |
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| Art. Charivari |
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| Art. Charity |
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| Art. Charles IV, Emperor (1316-1378) |
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| Art. Charles I of Anjou (1227-1285) |
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| Art. Charles the Bald (823-877) |
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| Art. Charles II of Anjou (1254-1309) |
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| Art. Charles V of France (1338-1380) |
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| Art. Charles VII of France (1403-1461) |
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| Art. Charles VI of France (1362-1422) |
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| Art. Charles VIII of France (1470-1498) |
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| Art. Charles Martel (684-741) |
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| Art. Charles the Bold (1433-1477) |
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| Art. Charter, charter-room |
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| Art. Chartres |
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| Art. Chartres, school of |
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| Art. "Châsse" |
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| Art. Chastity |
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| Art. Chaucer, Geoffrey (1343?-1400) |
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| Art. Chelles |
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| Art. Chernihiv |
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| Art. Chichele, Henry (1362-1443) |
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| Art. Child, children |
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| Art. China, Christianity in |
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| Art. Chivalry |
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| Art. Choir enclosure |
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| Art. Chrétien de Troyes (c. 1135-c. 1183) |
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| Art. Choir school |
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| Art. "Chorepiscopus" |
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| Art. Christ: spirituality |
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| Art. Christ: iconography |
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| Art. Christendom |
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| Art. Christine de Pizan or Pisan (1364-1429) |
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| Art. Christina of Markyate (c. 1100-c. 1155-1166) |
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| Art. Christian of Denmark (1425-1481) |
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| Art. Christology |
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| Art. Christopher |
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| Art. Chronicles, chroniclers: the West |
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| Art. Chronicles, chroniclers: England |
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| Art. Chrodegang of Metz (c. 715-766) |
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| Art. Chronicles, chroniclers: Byzantium |
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| Art. Chronicles, chroniclers: West Slavs |
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| Art. Chrysobull |
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| Art. Chronicles, chroniclers: East Slavs |
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| Art. Chrysoloras, Manuel (c. 1350-1415) |
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| Art. Chur |
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| Art. Church and state |
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| Art. Church and synagogue |
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| Art. Churchwarden |
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| Art. Churching |
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| Art. Ciborium |
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| Art. Cid, the (1043-1099) |
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| Art. Cilicia |
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| Art. Cimabue († c. 1302) |
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| Art. Ciompi, uprising of the |
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| Art. Circuminsession |
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| Art. Circumcision |
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| Art. Cistercians, Cîteaux |
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| Art. Cistercians, Cîteaux: in Italy |
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| Art. Civil office in France |
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| Art. "Civitas", city |
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| Art. Clairvaux |
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| Art. Clare of Assisi (1194-1253) |
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| Art. Clarendon, constitutions of |
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| Art. Clare of Montefalco (1268-1308) |
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| Art. Classics |
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| Art. Claudius of Turin († 827) |
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| Art. Clearances |
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| Art. Clement V, Pope († 1314) |
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| Art. Clement IV, Pope († 1268) |
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| Art. Clement VI, Pope (1291-1352) |
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| Art. Clement (VII) (1342-1394) |
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| Art. Clerical orders |
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| Art. Clerics |
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| Art. "Clericis laicos" |
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| Art. Clementine collection |
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| Art. Clermont |
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| Art. Climate |
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| Art. Cloister |
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| Art. Cloak |
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| Art. Clothing |
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| Art. Clovis (c. 466-511) |
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| Art. Clovesho |
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| Art. Cloud |
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| Art. Cluny |
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| Art. Codex, codicology: the West |
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| Art. Code of Justinian |
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| Art. Coadjutor |
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| Art. Cnut (994?-1035) |
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| Art. Coenobite, coenobitism |
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| Art. Codex, codicology: Byzantium |
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| Art. Coimbra |
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| Art. Coinage: the West |
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| Art. Coinage: Byzantium |
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| Art. Cola di Rienzo (1313-1354) |
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| Art. Colette of Corbie (1381-1447) |
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| Art. Collectary |
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| Art. Collection, collector |
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| Art. College |
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| Art. Collegiate church |
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| Art. Collectors, papal |
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| Art. Colmar |
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| Art. Cologne |
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| Art. Colonna |
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| Art. Colours, liturgical |
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| Art. Columba or Colum Cille (521-597) |
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| Art. Commandery |
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| Art. Columbanus (c. 540-615) |
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| Art. Columbus, Christopher (1451-1506) |
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| Art. Commerce |
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| Art. Commendation |
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| Art. Commune: Italy |
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| Art. Commune: France |
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| Art. Communication routes |
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| Art. Communion: Byzantium |
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| Art. Communion: the West |
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| Art. Communion of saints |
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| Art. Comnenus |
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| Art. Commynes, Philippe de (1446/1447-1511) |
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| Art. "Compactata" of Jihlava |
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| Art. "Compactata" of Prague |
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| Art. Companies of Fortune, Great Companies: in Italy |
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| Art. Compostela |
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| Art. Companies of Fortune, Great Companies: in France |
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| Art. Compostela: the cult of St. James and the pilgrimages |
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| Art. Computus, ecclesiastical: Byzantium |
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| Art. Comtat Venaissin |
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| Art. Computus, ecclesiastical: the West |
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| Art. Conciliarism |
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| Art. Conception of the Virgin Mary: Byzantium |
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| Art. Conception of the Virgin Mary: the West |
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| Art. Concordances |
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| Art. Conclave |
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| Art. Concupiscence |
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| Art. Concordat |
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| Art. Confession |
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| Art. Confessors' manuals |
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| Art. Confraternities |
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| Art. Confirmation |
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| Art. Confraternities, Muslim |
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| Art. Conques |
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| Art. Conrad of Grossis, also called of Prussia or of Brussia († 1426) |
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| Art. Conscience |
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| Art. Conradin of Swabia (1252-1268) |
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| Art. Conrad of Urach, also called of Zähringen († 1227) |
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| Art. Conrad of Mazovia (c. 1187-1247) |
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| Art. Conrad of Marburg († 1233) |
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| Art. Conrad of Gelnhausen († 1390) |
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| Art. Consecration |
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| Art. Consecration of kings |
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| Art. Constance |
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| Art. Constance, Council of (1414-1418) |
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| Art. Consecration of virgins |
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| Art. Consistory |
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| Art. Constance of Hauteville (1154-1198) |
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| Art. Constantine V, Emperor (718-775) |
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| Art. Constantine the African (11th c.) |
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| Art. Constantine, cult of |
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| Art. Constantinople |
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| Art. "Constitutions of Melfi" |
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| Art. Contemplation |
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| Art. Contraception: the West |
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| Art. Continence |
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| Art. Contempt of the world |
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| Art. Contraception: Byzantium |
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| Art. Controversy between Jews and Christians |
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| Art. Contrition |
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| Art. Controversy between Muslims and Christians: the West |
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| Art. Controversy between Muslims and Christians: the East |
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| Art. Convent |
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| Art. Conventuals |
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| Art. Conversion to Islam |
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| Art. Conversion |
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| Art. "Conversi" |
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| Art. Convocation, English |
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| Art. Conversions to Christianity and Judaism |
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| Art. Cooking |
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| Art. Corbie |
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| Art. Corbinian († c. 730) |
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| Art. Cordova |
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| Art. Coronation: the West |
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| Art. Coronation: Byzantium |
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| Art. "Corpus Christi" or "Corpus Domini" |
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| Art. Corporation |
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| Art. Corporal |
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| Art. Corsica |
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| Art. Correctories of the Bible |
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| Art. "Corvée" |
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| Art. "Cortes" |
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| Art. Corvey |
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| Art. Cosmology |
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| Art. Council: the West |
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| Art. Council: Byzantium |
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| Art. Count |
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| Art. Court, royal |
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| Art. Court of Arches |
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| Art. Court of law |
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| Art. Courtly love |
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| Art. Creation: theology |
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| Art. Cracow |
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| Art. Creation: iconography |
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| Art. Crécy, Battle of |
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| Art. "Credo", creed |
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| Art. Creation: Italy |
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| Art. Crescentii |
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| Art. Crescas, Hasdai († 1412?) |
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| Art. Crete |
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| Art. Croats |
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| Art. Crimea |
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| Art. Crib |
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| Art. Crosiers |
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| Art. Cross, crucifix, crucifixion |
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| Art. Cross, relic of the |
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| Art. Crown: history |
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| Art. Cross, sign of the |
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| Art. Crown: art |
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| Art. Crozier |
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| Art. Crusades |
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| Art. Crypt |
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| Art. Cult of the saints: the West |
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| Art. Cult of the saints: Byzantium |
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| Art. Cumans |
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| Art. Cunegund, Empress (c. 978-1033) |
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| Art. Curia, Roman |
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| Art. "Cura animarum", cure of souls |
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| Art. Curse |
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| Art. Custom |
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| Art. "Cursus" |
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| Art. Customary, monastic |
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| Art. Cynewulf |
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| Art. Cyprian of Kiev († 1408) |
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| Art. Cyprus: political and economic history |
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| Art. Cyprus: religious and cultural history |
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| Art. Cyril of Turov († before 1182) |
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| Art. Cyril and Methodius (826/827-869 and c. 820-885) |
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| Art. Dafydd ap Gwilym (fl. 1315/1320-1350/1370) |
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| Art. Dagobert I (c. 608-639) |
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| Art. Dalmatia |
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| Art. Dalmatic |
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| Art. Damascus |
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| Art. Dance |
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| Art. Damietta |
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| Art. Daniel |
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| Art. Daniel of Halych (1201-1264) |
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| Art. Danilo II of Serbia (14th c.) |
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| Art. Daniil the Hegumen (12th century) |
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| Art. "Danse macabre" |
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| Art. Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) |
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| Art. Datary, apostolic |
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| Art. Dauphiné |
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| Art. Datini, Francesco (c. 1335-1410) |
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| Art. David |
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| Art. David of Augsburg (c. 1200-1272) |
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| Art. Deacon, diaconate: Byzantium |
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| Art. Deacon, diaconate: the West |
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| Art. David of Dinant (13th c.) |
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| Art. Dead, prayers for the: the West |
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| Art. Dead, the |
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| Art. Dead, prayers for the: Byzantium |
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| Art. Death: the West |
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| Art. Dean (university) |
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| Art. Death: Byzantium |
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| Art. Death penalty |
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| Art. Decretalists, Decretists |
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| Art. Decalogue |
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| Art. Decretals, false |
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| Art. Decretals |
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| Art. "Decretum" of Gratian |
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| Art. "Deêsis" |
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| Art. Dedication |
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| Art. Degrees, academic |
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| Art. Definitor |
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| Art. Demiurge |
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| Art. Demetrius Cydones (c. 1324-1398) |
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| Art. Demography |
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| Art. Demon, demonology: the West |
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| Art. Demon, demology: Byzantium |
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| Art. Denis the Carthusian (c. 1402-1471) |
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| Art. Denmark |
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| Art. Denunciation |
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| Art. Descent into Hell: doctrine |
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| Art. Desiderius of Monte Cassino (c. 1027-1087) |
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| Art. Desiderius († 774) |
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| Art. Desert |
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| Art. Descent into Hell: iconography |
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| Art. Deventer |
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| Art. Deuterocanonicals |
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| Art. Devotio moderna |
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| Art. Devotional practices |
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| Art. Devotion, literature of |
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| Art. Dhouda (9th century) |
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| Art. Dialectic |
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| Art. Diego of Osma († 1207) |
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| Art. Dijon |
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| Art. Dietrich of Niem (1340-1418) |
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| Art. "Dies irae" |
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| Art. "Dictatus papae" |
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| Art. Diocese |
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| Art. Dionysius bar Salibi († 1171) |
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| Art. Dionysius the Areopagite, pseudo |
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| Art. Diptychs |
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| Art. Discoveries |
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| Art. Dispensation |
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| Art. Distinctions, biblical |
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| Art. "Disputation", disputation |
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| Art. Divorce: Byzantium |
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| Art. "Dit" |
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| Art. Divorce: the West |
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| Art. Divine office |
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| Art. Diurnal |
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| Art. Dlugosz (1415-1480) |
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| Art. Doctors of the faith, of the Church |
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| Art. Dobrava († 977) |
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| Art. Dolcino, Fra |
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| Art. Doctor |
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| Art. Doctrine |
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| Art. Dole |
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| Art. Domesday Book |
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| Art. Dominic (after 1170-1221) |
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| Art. Dominicans |
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| Art. Dominic of Flanders (1425-1479) |
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| Art. Donations |
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| Art. Donation of Constantine |
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| Art. Donor |
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| Art. Doria |
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| Art. Dormition ("koimèsis") |
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| Art. Douceline of Digne |
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| Art. Double monastery: the West |
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| Art. Double monastery: Byzantium |
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| Art. Dorothea of Montau (1347-1394) |
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| Art. Drama, liturgical |
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| Art. Dragon |
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| Art. Doxology (glorification) |
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| Art. Dreams |
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| Art. Drinking straw |
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| Art. Druzes |
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| Art. Dualism |
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| Art. Dubbing |
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| Art. Dublin |
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| Art. Dubrovik (Ragusa) |
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| Art. Ducas |
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| Art. Duccio di Buoninsegna (c. 1255-1318/1319) |
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| Art. Duchy |
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| Art. Duin |
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| Art. Duel |
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| Art. Dungal (9th c.) |
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| Art. Duns Scotus, John (c. 1265-1308) |
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| Art. Durand of Mende, Guillaume, the Elder († 1296) |
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| Art. Dunstan († 988) |
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| Art. Duty |
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| Art. Durand of Mende, Guillaume, the Younger († 1330) |
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| Art. Durand of Saint-Pourçain (1270/5-1344) |
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| Art. Durham |
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| Art. Dying, prayers for the |
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| Art. Ebner, Christine (1277-1356) |
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| Art. Ebbo of Reims (775-851) |
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| Art. Easter |
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| Art. Ecclesiology |
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| Art. Ebner, Margaret (1291-1351) |
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| Art. "Ecce homo" |
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| Art. "Échevin" |
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| Art. Echternach |
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| Art. Eckhart, Meister (1260-1328) |
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| Art. Ecstasy |
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| Art. Economy and "taxis" |
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| Art. Eddas |
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| Art. Edinburgh |
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| Art. Edmund (c. 840-869) |
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| Art. Education of children |
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| Art. Edmund Rich (c. 1170-1240) |
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| Art. Edward I of England (1239-1307) |
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| Art. Edward the Confessor (c. 1005-1066) |
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| Art. Edward II of England (1284-1327) |
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| Art. Egbert of York († 766) |
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| Art. Edward III of England (1312-1377) |
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| Art. Edward IV of England (1442-1483) |
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| Art. Egypt, Christians in (7th-15th centuries) |
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| Art. Eiximenis, Francesc (c. 1340-1409) |
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| Art. Einsiedeln |
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| Art. Einhard (c. 770-840) |
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| Art. Ejmiacin |
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| Art. Ekbert (or Egbert) of Schönau (c. 1120-1184) |
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| Art. Ekkehard |
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| Art. Eleanor of Aquitaine (c. 1122-1204) |
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| Art. Ekkehard of Aura († after 1125) |
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| Art. Election |
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| Art. Elementary instruction |
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| Art. Elements, the four |
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| Art. Eleonora of Arborèa († c. 1404) |
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| Art. Elevation |
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| Art. Elias of Cortona († 1253) |
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| Art. Eligius of Noyon (c. 588-660) |
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| Art. Elijah |
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| Art. Elizabeth of Hungary or of Thuringia (1207-1231) |
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| Art. Elizabeth of Schönau (1129-1164) |
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| Art. Elisha |
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| Art. Elipandus of Toledo (717-800) |
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| Art. Embroidery |
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| Art. "Elucidarium" |
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| Art. Embolism |
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| Art. Ember Days |
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| Art. Ellwangen |
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| Art. Empire in the West |
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| Art. Emmaus, road to |
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| Art. "Encellulement" |
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| Art. Enamels |
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| Art. Encyclopedias, medieval |
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| Art. Enclosure |
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| Art. End, finality |
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| Art. Energies |
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| Art. Engelthal |
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| Art. England: Anglo-Saxon England (to 1066) |
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| Art. England: medieval England (1066-1500) |
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| Art. Eon of Stella |
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| Art. Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem |
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| Art. Epact |
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| Art. Epic literature |
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| Art. Epidemics: the West |
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| Art. Epigraphy |
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| Art. Epiphany |
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| Art. Epidemics: Byzantium |
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| Art. Epistles, Pauline |
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| Art. Epistles, Catholic |
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| Art. Erection |
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| Art. Epitaph |
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| Art. Eremetism |
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| Art. Erik IX of Sweden (c. 1150-1160) |
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| Art. Erfurt |
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| Art. Erlembald († 1075) |
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| Art. Eschatology |
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| Art. Escheat: France |
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| Art. Escheat: Italy |
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| Art. Essen |
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| Art. Estate, manor |
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| Art. Estonia |
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| Art. Esther |
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| Art. Estouteville, Guillaume D' (1403-1483) |
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| Art. Ethics |
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| Art. Eternity of the world |
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| Art. Esztergom |
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| Art. Eternal life |
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| Art. Etymology |
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| Art. Eucharist: the West |
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| Art. Eucharist: Byzantium |
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| Art. Eucharistic controversy |
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| Art. Eugenius IV, Pope (1383-1447) |
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| Art. Eugenius III, Pope († 1153) |
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| Art. Eudes Rigaud (c. 1215-1275) |
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| Art. Eulogio of Cordova (c. 800-859) |
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| Art. "Eulogia" |
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| Art. Eugenius of Toledo († 657) |
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| Art. Eulalia |
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| Art. Evangeliary |
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| Art. Euthymius I of Constantinople (c. 834-917) |
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| Art. Euthymius of Turnovo (c. 1320/1330-c. 1402) |
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| Art. Euthymius Zigabenus (12th c.) |
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| Art. Evangelical counsels |
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| Art. Evangelization |
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| Art. Evangelical life |
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| Art. Evangelists |
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| Art. Evil |
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| Art. "Ex voto" |
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| Art. Évreux |
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| Art. Exarchate |
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| Art. Exchequer |
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| Art. Excommunication |
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| Art. Exegesis of the Bible |
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| Art. "Exempla" |
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| Art. Exemption |
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| Art. Exodus |
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| Art. Exorcism |
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| Art. Exeter |
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| Art. Expectative graces |
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| Art. Exposition of relics |
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| Art. Expulsion of Jews |
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| Art. Extreme unction: the West: theology |
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| Art. "Exultet" |
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| Art. Extreme unction: Byzantium |
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| Art. Extreme unction: the West: practice |
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| Art. Ezekiel |
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| Art. Ezzelino III da Romano (1194-1259) |
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| Art. Fable, "fabliau" |
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| Art. Faculty (university) |
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| Art. "Fabrica" |
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| Art. Faculty |
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| Art. Fairs |
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| Art. Fairies |
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| Art. Faith |
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| Art. "Familia" |
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| Art. Famine: the West |
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| Art. Famine: Byzantium |
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| Art. Family |
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| Art. Farabi, al- (c. 870-950) |
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| Art. "Fanon" |
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| Art. Fasting and abstinence |
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| Art. Farfa |
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| Art. Farinata degli Uberti († 1264) |
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| Art. Farce |
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| Art. Fathers of the Church |
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| Art. Fatimids |
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| Art. Feast |
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| Art. Fécamp |
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| Art. Felix V, Pope (1383-1451) |
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| Art. Feria |
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| Art. Feud |
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| Art. Ferule |
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| Art. Ferrara |
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| Art. Felony |
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| Art. Feudalism |
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| Art. "Fibula" |
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| Art. Fichet, Guillaume (c. 1433-1480) |
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| Art. Ficino, Marsilio (1433-1499) |
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| Art. Fief |
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| Art. Fief: legal and historical evolution |
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| Art. Fieschi |
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| Art. Filelfo, Francesco (1398-1481) |
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| Art. Filioque: theology |
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| Art. Final ends |
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| Art. Filioque: iconography |
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| Art. "Filles-Dieu" |
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| Art. Finland |
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| Art. Fisherman's ring |
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| Art. Fire, penalty of |
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| Art. Flagellants |
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| Art. Flagellation of Christ |
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| Art. Flagellation, practice of |
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| Art. Flamboyant Gothic |
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| Art. Flanders |
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| Art. Fleury-sur-Loire |
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| Art. Flight into Egypt |
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| Art. Flodoard (c. 893-966) |
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| Art. Florence |
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| Art. Florilegium |
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| Art. Florence, Council of (1439-1443) |
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| Art. Foliot, Gilbert (c. 1105/1110-1187) |
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| Art. Florus of Lyon (late 8th c.-c. 860) |
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| Art. Folly in Christ ("salos") |
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| Art. Fontenay |
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| Art. Font, baptismal |
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| Art. Fontevraud |
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| Art. Food |
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| Art. Forest |
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| Art. Forgery |
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| Art. Forge |
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| Art. Formosus, Pope (c. 816-896) |
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| Art. Form and matter |
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| Art. Fornication |
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| Art. Foundation |
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| Art. Fossanova |
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| Art. Fraction |
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| Art. Fouquet, Jean (c. 1415/1420-1481) |
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| Art. Fountains Abbey |
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| Art. Francis of Assisi (1181/1182-1226) |
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| Art. Frances of Rome (1384-1440) |
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| Art. France |
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| Art. Francis of Paola (1416-1507) |
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| Art. Franciscans, Franciscanism |
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| Art. Franks |
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| Art. Franco of Cologne or of Paris (13th c.) |
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| Art. Frankfurt am Main |
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| Art. Fraternity |
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| Art. Fraternities, monastic |
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| Art. Frederick I of Hohenstaufen (1122-1190) |
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| Art. "Fraticelli" |
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| Art. Frederick II, Emperor (1194-1250) |
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| Art. Frederick III, Emperor (1415-1493) |
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| Art. Frederick III of Aragon, King of Sicily (1272-1337) |
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| Art. Frederick the Fair (1289-1330) |
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| Art. Free spirit |
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| Art. Freedom: philosophy |
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| Art. Freedom: law |
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| Art. Freedom of the Church |
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| Art. Fridolin (7th c.) |
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| Art. Friars of the Sack |
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| Art. Fresco |
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| Art. Freiburg im Breisgau |
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| Art. Friendship |
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| Art. Frisia |
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| Art. Fritzlar |
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| Art. Froment, Nicolas (1435?-1484?) |
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| Art. Froissart, Jean (c. 1337-after 1404) |
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| Art. Fruttuaria |
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| Art. Fructuosus of Braga († 665) |
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| Art. Fulbert of Chartres (c. 960-1028) |
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| Art. Fulda |
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| Art. Fulmination |
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| Art. Funeral: the West |
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| Art. Funeral: Byzantium |
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| Art. Fur |
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| Art. Furniture |
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| Art. Fursey († 649) |
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| Art. Gabriel, archangel |
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| Art. Gaeta |
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| Art. Gaddi, Taddeo (1295/1300-1366) |
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| Art. Gabriel Barletta († after 1480) |
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| Art. Galicia (Spain) |
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| Art. Galicia (Ukraine) |
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| Art. Gallicanism |
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| Art. Gallican liturgy |
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| Art. Games |
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| Art. Garden |
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| Art. Gascoigne, Thomas (1403-1458) |
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| Art. Garter, Order of the |
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| Art. Gandersheim |
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| Art. Gautier de Coincy (1177-1236) |
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| Art. Gascony |
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| Art. Gdansk |
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| Art. Gebhard of Constance († 995) |
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| Art. Genesis: iconography |
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| Art. Gelasius II, Pope (c. 1060/1064-1119) |
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| Art. Gemistus Plethon (c. 1360-1452) |
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| Art. Genesis: exegesis |
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| Art. Genghis Khan (1167-1227) |
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| Art. Genoa |
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| Art. Genuflection |
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| Art. Gentile da Fabriano (c. 1370-1427) |
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| Art. Geomancy |
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| Art. Geoffrey of Monmouth (c. 1100-1155) |
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| Art. George of Podebrady (1420-1471) |
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| Art. Georgia |
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| Art. George of Scholarius (Gennadius II) (c. 1403-1472) |
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| Art. Gerald of Wales (c. 1146-1223) |
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| Art. Gerard of Abbeville († 1272) |
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| Art. Gerbert of Aurillac (c. 945/950-1003) |
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| Art. Gerard of Borgo San Donnino († 1276/1277) |
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| Art. Germanus I of Constantinople (634-733) |
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| Art. Gerhoh of Reichersberg (c. 1092/1093-after 1167) |
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| Art. Gerlachus (12th c.) |
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| Art. Germany, kingdom of |
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| Art. Germigny-des-Prés |
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| Art. Gerson, Jean (1363-1429) |
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| Art. Gersonides (1288-1344) |
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| Art. Gertrude the Great (1256-1302) |
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| Art. Gervase of Tilbury (after 1150-after 1221) |
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| Art. Gesture |
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| Art. Ghent |
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| Art. Ghazali, al- (1058-1111) |
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| Art. Ghosts |
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| Art. Gilbert of Poitiers (after 1085-1154) |
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| Art. Gifts of the Holy Spirit |
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| Art. Gilbert Crispin (c. 1046-1117) |
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| Art. Gilbert of Sempringham (c. 1088-1189) |
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| Art. Gildas |
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| Art. Giles of Rome (1243-1316) |
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| Art. Gilles Bellemère (1342-1407) |
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| Art. Giordano of Pisa (c. 1260-1310) |
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| Art. Giotto (1267-1337) |
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| Art. Glastonbury |
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| Art. Glasgow |
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| Art. Glass |
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| Art. Glory |
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| Art. "Gloria" |
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| Art. Glossaries, Jewish |
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| Art. Glossaries, Latin |
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| Art. Glosses, legal |
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| Art. Glosses on the Bible, Latin |
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| Art. Glosses on the Bible, vernacular |
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| Art. Gloucester |
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| Art. God: theology |
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| Art. Gniezno |
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| Art. God: iconography |
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| Art. God the Father |
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| Art. Godfrey of Bouillon (c. 1061-1100) |
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| Art. Godparents |
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| Art. Godfrey of Saint-Victor († c. 1194) |
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| Art. Godfrey of Huy († 1173/1174) |
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| Art. Godfrey of Fontaines (before 1250-c. 1306 or 1309) |
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| Art. Golden Horde |
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| Art. Gold |
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| Art. Golden Legend |
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| Art. Goliards |
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| Art. Goldsmithery |
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| Art. Gonzalo of Berceo (c. 1198-after 1264) |
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| Art. Good |
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| Art. Good Shepherd |
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| Art. Goscelin († c. 1100) |
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| Art. Gospels, synoptic |
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| Art. Gothic art |
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| Art. Gothic sculpture |
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| Art. Gotland |
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| Art. Gottfried von Strassburg (13th c.) |
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| Art. Göttweig |
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| Art. Goyim |
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| Art. Grace |
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| Art. Gradual |
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| Art. Grammar |
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| Art. Grail |
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| Art. Grandmont |
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| Art. Granada |
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| Art. Grange |
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| Art. Great Britain |
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| Art. Great Church |
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| Art. Great Schism of the West |
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| Art. Greece |
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| Art. Gregorian chant |
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| Art. Greenland |
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| Art. Gregorian reform |
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| Art. Gregory I the Great (c. 540-604) |
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| Art. Gregory IX, Pope (c. 1170-1241) |
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| Art. Gregory VII, Pope (before 1029?-1085) |
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| Art. Gregory of Rimini (c. 1300-1358) |
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| Art. Gregory X, Pope (c. 1210-1276) |
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| Art. Gregory XI, Pope (c. 1330-1378) |
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| Art. Groenendaal, school of |
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| Art. Gregory of Tours (538-594) |
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| Art. Groote, Gerhard (1340-1384) |
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| Art. Grottaferrata, Santa Maria di |
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| Art. Guardian |
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| Art. Guelfs and Ghibellines |
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| Art. Guerric of Igny (before 1080-1157) |
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| Art. Grunwald or Tannenberg |
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| Art. Guido of Arezzo (c. 991-1031) |
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| Art. Guibert of Nogent (1053-c. 1130) |
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| Art. Guigo the Carthusian (1083-1136) |
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| Art. Guibert of Tournai (c. 1200-1284) |
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| Art. Guild |
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| Art. Guillaume de Machaut (1300-1377) |
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| Art. Gutenberg, Johannes (c. 1400-1468) |
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| Art. Guy de Lusignan (1297/1300-1344) |
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| Art. Guy of Spoleto († 894) |
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| Art. Gyrovague |
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| Art. Habitus |
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| Art. Hadewijch of Antwerp (13th c.) |
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| Art. Habsburg |
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| Art. Hagiography: the West |
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| Art. Hadrian of Canterbury (c. 630-709) |
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| Art. Hagiography: Byzantium, 6th-10th centuries |
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| Art. Hagiography: Byzantium, 11th-15th centuries |
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| Art. Haimo of Auxerre († c. 865/866) |
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| Art. Hamburg |
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| Art. Hairshirt |
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| Art. Harald Bluetooth (c. 910-985) |
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| Art. Hanse, Hanseatic towns |
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| Art. Hearts, exchange of |
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| Art. Hastings |
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| Art. Harphius (c. 1400-1477) |
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| Art. Heaven |
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| Art. Hatfield |
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| Art. Hebrew, knowledge of |
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| Art. Hebrew manuscripts |
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| Art. "Hebraica veritas" |
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| Art. Hebdomadary |
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| Art. Hedwig of Poland (1374-1399) |
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| Art. Hedwig of Silesia (c. 1178/1180-1243) |
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| Art. Heiligenkreuz |
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| Art. Helfta |
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| Art. "Heliand" |
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| Art. Hell: doctrine |
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| Art. Hell: iconography |
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| Art. Heloise (c. 1100-1164) |
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| Art. Henry IV, Emperor (1050-1106) |
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| Art. Henry I of Germany (c. 875-936) |
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| Art. Henry II, Emperor (973-1024) |
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| Art. Henry III, Emperor (1017-1056) |
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| Art. Henry I of England (1068-1135) |
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| Art. Henry II of England (1133-1189) |
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| Art. Henry VI, Emperor (1165-1197) |
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| Art. Henry VII, Emperor (c. 1274-1313) |
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| Art. Henry V, Emperor (1081-1125) |
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| Art. Henry IV of England (1367-1413) |
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| Art. Henry V of England (1386-1422) |
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| Art. Henry III of England (1207-1272) |
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| Art. Henry of Blois (c. 1090/1100-1171) |
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| Art. Henry of Ghent (1217-1293) |
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| Art. Henry of Langenstein (1325-1397) |
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| Art. Henry VII of England (1457-1509) |
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| Art. Henry VI of England (1421-1471) |
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| Art. Henry of Nördlingen (mid 14th c.) |
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| Art. Henry the Lion († 1195) |
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| Art. Henry of Lausanne (12th c.) |
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| Art. Heraclius, Emperor (c. 575-641) |
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| Art. Honorius III, Pope († 1227) |
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| Art. Heraldry |
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| Art. Heresy, heretic |
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| Art. Hereford |
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| Art. Hereward (11th c.) |
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| Art. Herford |
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| Art. Hermann Contractus (c. 1013-1049) |
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| Art. Hermann of Metz († 1090) |
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| Art. Hermits of Saint Augustine, Order of |
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| Art. Herolt, Johannes († 1468) |
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| Art. Hersfeld |
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| Art. Hertford |
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| Art. Hesse |
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| Art. Hesychasm |
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| Art. Heynlin, Jean (c. 1430-1496) |
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| Art. Hieronymites (Order of Saint Jerome) |
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| Art. Hilarion of Kiev (11th c.) |
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| Art. Hildebert of Lavardin (1056-1133) |
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| Art. Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) |
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| Art. Hildesheim |
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| Art. Hilduin († 840/844) |
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| Art. Hilton, John (14th c.) |
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| Art. Hilton, Walter († 1396) |
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| Art. Hincmar of Reims (c. 806-882) |
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| Art. Hispanic liturgy |
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| Art. Hirsau |
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| Art. Hispano-Arabic literature |
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| Art. History, historiography: the West |
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| Art. History, historiography: Byzantium |
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| Art. Hohenzollern |
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| Art. Holy blood |
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| Art. Holy face |
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| Art. Holy family |
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| Art. Holy days of obligation |
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| Art. Holy lance |
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| Art. Holy Land |
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| Art. Holy sepulchre |
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| Art. Holy Spirit |
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| Art. Holy Sepulchre, Order of Canons of |
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| Art. Holy week |
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| Art. Homily, homiliary: the West |
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| Art. Homage |
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| Art. Homicide |
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| Art. Homily, homiliary: Byzantium |
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| Art. Homosexuality |
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| Art. Honorius Augustodunensis (c. 1080-c. 1157) |
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| Art. Honour |
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| Art. Hope |
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| Art. "Hortus deliciarum" |
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| Art. Hospital, hospice |
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| Art. Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem |
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| Art. Host, eucharistic |
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| Art. Host, military |
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| Art. Host, desecration of |
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| Art. Hostiensis of Henry of Susa († 1270) |
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| Art. Hour |
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| Art. Hours, prayer of the |
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| Art. Hroswitha of Gandersheim (c. 935-after 973) |
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| Art. House |
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| Art. Hugh of Provence († 947) |
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| Art. Hucbald of Saint-Amand (c. 850-930) |
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| Art. Hugh of Saint-Cher († 1263) |
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| Art. Hugh of Die (c. 1030-1106) |
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| Art. Hugh of Saint-Victor (late 11th c.-1141) |
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| Art. Hugo Speroni (12th c.) |
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| Art. Hugh of Semur (1024-1109) |
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| Art. Humanism, humanists: Italy |
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| Art. Huguccio (c. 1140-1210) |
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| Art. Humanism, humanists: Northern Europe |
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| Art. Humanists, Byzantine |
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| Art. Humbert of Romans (c. 1200-1277) |
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| Art. Humbert of Moyenmoutier (late 10th c.-1061) |
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| Art. Hunayn ibn Ishaq (808-873) |
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| Art. Humility |
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| Art. Humiliati |
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| Art. Hungary |
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| Art. Hundred Years' War |
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| Art. Hunting |
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| Art. Huns |
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| Art. Hunyadi |
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| Art. Hus, Jan (c. 1370-1415); Hussites |
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| Art. Hyacinth (late 12th c.-13th c.) |
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| Art. Hylomorphism |
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| Art. Hymn, hymnology: Byzantium |
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| Art. Hymn, hymnology: the West |
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| Art. Hypapante (presentation of Jesus in the Temple) |
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| Art. Hypogeum |
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| Art. Ibn Bajja (late 11th c.-1139) |
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| Art. Iaroslav the Wise (c. 978-1054) |
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| Art. Ibn Hazm (994-1064) |
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| Art. Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406) |
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| Art. Icon |
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| Art. Ibn Pakuda (1040-1110) |
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| Art. Iceland |
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| Art. Iconoclasm |
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| Art. Illumination |
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| Art. Ildefonsus of Toledo († 667) |
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| Art. Ignatius of Constantinople (c. 797-877) |
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| Art. Idiorrhythm |
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| Art. Image, religious |
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| Art. "Imitation of Christ" |
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