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Medieval Germany. An encyclopedia Jeep, John M. [Hrsg.]. |
| In Reihe: | Routledge encyclopedias of the Middle Ages / [6] |
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| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Autoren suchen: Jeep, John M. |
Inhalt
| Aachen |
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| Abrogans |
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| Adam of Bremen (fl. 2nd half of the 11th c.) |
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| Adam von Fulda (ca. 1445-1505) |
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| Adelheid of Burgundy (ca. 931 - December 16/17, 999) |
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| "Admonitio generalis" |
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| Adolf of Nassau (1250 - July 2, 1298) |
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| Admont |
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| Albertus Magnus (ca. 1200-1280) |
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| Agricola, Rodolphus (Roelof Huysman; 1443/1444 - October 27, 1485) |
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| Albrecht von Johansdorf (fl. ca. 1200) |
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| Albrecht von Kemenaten (fl. ca. 1230-1240) |
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| Albrecht von Scharfenberg (fl. late 13th c.) |
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| Alexander literature, Dutch |
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| Alcuin (ca. 735 - May 19, 804) |
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| "Alexanderlied" |
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| Alphabet |
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| "Alpharts Tod" |
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| "Anegenge" |
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| Animal epics, Dutch |
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| Anno (r. 1056-1075) |
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| "Annolied" |
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| Archer / bowman |
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| Archpoet |
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| "Aristoteles und Phyllis" |
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| "Armenbibel" |
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| Armer Hartmann (fl. ca. 1140-1160) |
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| Armor |
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| Arnolt, Priester (fl. 12th c.) |
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| "Ars moriendi" |
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| Arthurian literature, German |
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| Arthurian literature, Dutch |
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| Aschaffenburg |
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| Augsburg |
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| Bamberg |
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| Basel |
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| Beatrijs van Nazareth (1200-1268) |
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| Beguines |
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| Beheim, Michael (1416/1421 - 1472/1479) |
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| Benedict, Rule of Saint |
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| Bern |
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| Berno von Reichenau (+ June 7, 1048) |
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| Berthold von Henneberg (1441/1442-1504) |
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| Berthold von Holle |
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| Berthold von Regensburg (ca. 1210-1272) |
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| Beyeren, Herald (ca. 1345-1414) |
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| Bible |
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| Bible epic, Saxon |
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| Bible translations, Dutch |
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| Bible translator of 1360, Dutch (fl. mid-14th c.) |
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| Billunger |
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| Birth, marriage, burial |
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| Boethius (ca. 480 - ca. 525 C.E.) |
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| Block book |
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| Boethius, Dutch |
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| Bonn |
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| Bookmaking and production |
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| Boppe, Meister (fl. end of the 13th c.) |
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| Brabant, Duchy of |
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| Bouvines, Battle of (July 27, 1214) |
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| Duchy of Brabant |
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| Braunschweig |
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| Bruno of Magdeburg (fl. late 11th c.) |
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| "Buch von Bern" and "Rabensschlacht" |
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| Burg |
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| Caesarius of Heisterbach (1180 - ca. 1240) |
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| Canossa |
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| Capitularies |
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| "Carmina Burana" |
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| Carolingian art and architecture: architecture |
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| Carolingian art and architecture: introduction |
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| Carolingian art and architecture: ivories |
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| Carolingian art and architecture: mural painting |
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| Carolingian art and architecture: painting |
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| Carolingian art and architecture: sculpture and metalwork |
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| Carolingians |
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| Charlemagne (747-814) |
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| Charlemagne epics, Dutch |
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| Charlemagne epics, German |
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| Charles III, the Fat (839 - January 13, 888) |
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| Charles III, the Simple (879-929) |
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| Charles IV (1316-1378) |
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| Charles IV, art |
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| Charms |
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| Childhood |
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| Chronicles, city, Dutch |
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| Chronicles, city, German |
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| Chronicles, regional/national, Dutch |
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| Chronicles, regional/territorial, German |
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| Chronicles, world, Dutch |
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| Chronicles, world, German |
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| Chur |
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| Clothing, costume, and fashion |
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| Clovis (481-511) |
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| Coblenz |
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| Coburg |
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| Coinage and mints |
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| Cologne, archdiocese |
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| Cologne, art |
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| Cologne, history |
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| Concordat of Worms |
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| "Comes / Graf" |
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| Conrad I [Konrad I] (ca. 880 - December 23, 918) |
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| Conrad II (ca. 990 - June 4, 1039) |
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| Conrad of Marburg (ca. 1180-1233) |
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| Conrad of Urach (fl. late 12th c.) |
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| Conrad von Soest (ca. 1360 - ca. 1422) |
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| Constance |
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| Conradin of Hohenstaufen (1252-1268) |
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| Constance, art |
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| Conversion |
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| Cookbooks |
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| Coronation |
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| Corvey |
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| Councils / synods |
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| Crossbow |
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| Crusades |
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| Crusades, literature, Dutch |
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| Crusades, opposition |
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| Crusades, recruitment |
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| David von Augsburg (1200/1210-1272) |
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| "De Heinrico" |
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| Dendrochronology |
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| "Deutschorden" |
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| "Devotio moderna" |
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| Diet and nutrition |
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| "Dietrichepik" |
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| "Dietrich und Wenezlan" |
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| Diocese |
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| Dinkelsbühl |
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| Dirc van Delf (ca. 1365 - ca. 1404) |
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| Donation of Constantine |
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| Drama |
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| Johannes Scottus (fl. 845/846-877/879) |
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| Drama, Dutch |
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| Drama, Easter plays |
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| Drama, Latin, Netherlands |
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| Drama, Paradise plays |
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| Drama, Passion plays |
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| Dutch language, dialects |
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| "Dux / Herzog" |
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| E. S., Master (fl. ca. 1450-1467) |
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| Ebner, Margaretha (1291-1351) |
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| "Ecbasis Captivi" |
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| Echternach |
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| Education |
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| "Eckenlied" |
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| "Eigenkirche" |
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| Egbert (r. 977-993) |
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| Eike von Repgow (fl. 1210-1235) |
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| Eike von Repgow, Legal |
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| Eilhart von Oberg (fl. 1170-1190) |
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| Einsiedeln |
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| Elisabeth von Schönau (1129-1164) |
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| Elizabeth of Hungary (1207-1231) |
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| Empire |
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| Encyclopedic literature, Dutch |
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| Encyclopedic literature, German |
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| Engelberg |
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| Engelbert of Berg (+ 1225) |
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| Entechrist, Linzer |
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| Erfurt |
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| Erhart, Gregor (ca. 1470-1540) |
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| Erhart, Michel (ca. 1440/1450-ca. 1530/1530) |
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| Erwin von Steinbach (fl. 1285-1318) |
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| Essen |
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| Esslingen am Neckar |
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| Exemplum |
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| Ezzo (+ after 1065) |
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| Ezzonids |
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| Fables, Dutch |
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| Family |
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| Fastnachtspiele |
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| Feudalism |
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| Fishing |
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| "Fodrum, Gistum, Servitium Regis" |
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| Fortification |
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| Folz, Hans (ca. 1450-1515) |
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| Franciscan art and architecture |
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| Frankfurt am Main |
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| Francke, Master (ca. 1380-ca. 1440) |
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| Frau Ava (fl. first half the 12th c.) |
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| Frauenlob (+ November 29, 1318) |
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| Frederick I Barbarossa |
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| Frederick I Barbarossa, Art |
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| Frederick II (December 26, 1194 - December 13, 1250) |
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| Frederick III (1415-1493) |
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| Frederick III, Art |
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| Freiberg |
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| Freiburg |
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| Freising |
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| Friedrich von Hausen (fl. late 12th c.) |
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| Friends of God |
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| Friesland |
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| Frueauf, Rueland, the Elder (ca. 1440/1450-1507) |
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| Fuetrer, Ulrich (ca. 1420-ca. 1496/1502) |
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| Fulda |
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| "Fürstbischof" |
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| Gandersheim |
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| Gardens and gardening |
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| "Genesis" and "Exodus" |
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| "Georgslied" |
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| Gerhoh of Reichersberg (1093-1169) |
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| German language, dialects |
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| Gernrode |
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| Gerthener, Madern (1360/1370-1430) |
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| Gertrud von Helfta (1256-1301/1302) |
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| Glosses, Old High German |
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| "Gesta Romanorum" |
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| Golden Bull |
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| Goslar |
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| Gothic art and architecture: architecture |
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| Gothic art and architecture: introduction |
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| Gothic art and architecture: ivories |
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| Gothic art and architecture: manuscript painting |
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| Gothic art and architecture: metalwork |
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| Gothic art and architecture: panel painting |
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| Gothic art and architecture: sculpture, introduction |
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| Gothic art and architecture: sculpture, devotional images |
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| Gothic art and architecture: sculpture, interior programs |
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| Gothic art and architecture: sculpture, portal programs |
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| Gothic art and architecture: sculpture, tombs |
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| Gothic art and architecture: stained glass |
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| Gothic art and architecture: textiles |
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| Gothic art and architecture, late: introduction |
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| Gothic art and architecture, late: architecture |
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| Gothic art and architecture, late: metalwork |
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| Gothic art and architecture, late: painting |
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| Gothic art and architecture, late: sculpture |
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| Gothic language |
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| Gottfried von Strassburg (fl. 1210) |
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| Gottfried von Strassburg, "Tristan", illustrations |
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| Gottschalk of Orbais (ca. 803-ca. 868) |
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| "Graf Rudolf" |
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| Grasser, Erasmus (1445/1450-1518) |
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| Gregory VII (c. 1025-1085) |
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| Guelph Treasure |
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| Grimbergse Oorlog, De |
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| Gurk |
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| Gutenberg, Johann (ca. 1400-February 3, 1468) |
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| Hadlaub, Johannes (fl. early 14th c.) |
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| Hadewijch (fl. mid-13th c.) |
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| Halberstadt |
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| Halle |
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| Hamburg |
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| Hammer of witches |
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| Hanseatic League |
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| Hartlieb, Johannes (fl. 2d half of the 15th c.) |
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| Hartmann von Aue (ca. 1160-after 1210) |
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| Heiligenkreuz |
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| "Heiligenleben" |
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| Heinric (fl. ca. 1300) |
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| Heinrich der Glichezere (fl. late 12th c.) |
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| Heinrich von dem Türlin (fl. first half of the 13th c.) |
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| Heinrich der Teichner (ca. 1310-1377) |
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| Heinrich von Melk (+ after 1150) |
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| Heinrich von Morungen (+ 1220) |
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| Heinrich von Veldeke (ca. 1150-1200) |
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| Heinrich von Neustadt (fl. first half of the 14th c.) |
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| Heinrich von Veldecke, "Eneide", illustrations |
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| Helbling, Seifried (fl. late 13th c.) |
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| "Heldenbücher" |
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| Helmarshausen |
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| Henry I (ca. 876-July 2, 936) |
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| Henry II, Art |
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| Henry III (1028/1046-1056) |
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| Henry IV (r. 1056-1106) |
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| Henry the Lion, art |
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| Henry the Lion (1129/1131-August 6, 1195) |
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| Henry VI (1165-1197) |
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| Henry the Raspe (+ 1247) |
|
| Heraldry |
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| Herbort von Fritzlar (fl. 1190-1217) |
|
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| Hermann von Fritzlar (ca. 1275-ca. 1350) |
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| Hermann von Sachsenheim (ca. 1366-1458) |
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| Herrad von Hohenburg (fl. late 12th c.) |
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| Herrand von Wildonie (ca. 1230-1278/1282) |
|
| "Hildebrandslied" |
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| Heselloher, Hans (fl. 1450-1483) |
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| Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) |
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| Hildesheim |
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| Hirsau |
|
| Historiography, German |
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| Historiography, Dutch |
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| Hohenzollern |
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| "Hochzeit, Die" |
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| Holbein, Hans, the Elder |
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| Holland |
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| Holland |
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| Holy Lance |
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| Housebook, Master of the (fl. ca. 1470-1500) |
|
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| Hrabanus Maurus (ca. 780-February 4, 856) |
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| Hrosvit of Gandersheim (10th c.) |
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| Hugo von Langenstein (fl. late 13th c.) |
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| Hugo von Montfort (1357-April 4, 1423) |
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| Hugo von Trimberg (1230/1240-ca. 1313) |
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| Hunting and hunting literature |
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| Iconographies, innovative: introduction |
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| Iconographies, innovative: acts of charity |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Anna Selbdritt |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Arma Christi |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Dance of death" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Gnadenstuhl |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Equestrian figures" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Holy graves" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Holy kinship" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Man of sorrows" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Johannesschüssel |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Mass of Saint Gregory" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Palmesel |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Pestkreuz |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Saint John on the bosom of Christ" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Piet? |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Schreinmadonna |
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| Iconographies, innovative: Schutzmantelmadonna |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Sorrows of the Virgin" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Throne of Solomon" |
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| Iconographies, innovative: "Wise and foolish virgins" |
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| Ingelheim |
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| International style |
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| Investiture controversy |
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| "Isidore" |
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| Itinerant kingship |
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| Jacob van Maerlant (ca. 1230-ca. 1290) |
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| Jan van Boendale (ca. 1280-1351) |
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| Jan van Ruusbroec (1293-1381) |
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| Jans Enikel (fl. second half of the 13th c.) |
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| Art. Jans Enikel (fl. second half of the 13th c.) |
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| Jewish art and architecture |
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| Jews: introduction, internal development, external relations |
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| Johann von Würzburg (fl. ca. 1300) |
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| Johannes von Tepl (ca. 1350-early 15th c.) |
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| Judith, Empress (ca. 800-843) |
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| Judith the Welf (ca. 1100-1130/1131) |
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| "Kaiserchronik" |
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| "Kaiserchronik", Latin, illuminated |
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| Kaufringer, Heinrich (fl. early 15th c.) |
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| Kleve |
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| Klosterneuburg |
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| Koblenz |
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| Koerbecke, Johann (ca. 1420-1491) |
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| Königsfelden |
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| Konrad von Heimesfurt (fl. first half of the 13th c.) |
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| Konrad von Mure (ca. 1210-March 30, 1281) |
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| Konrad von Würzburg (ca. 1230-1287) |
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| Kraft, Adam (+ 1508) |
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| "Kudrun" |
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| Kunigunde (+ 1033) |
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| Kürenberc, Der von (fl. late 12th c.) |
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| Lahn River |
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| Lambach |
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| Land ownership |
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| "Landfrieden" |
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| Landshut |
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| Latin language |
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| Langmann, Adelheid (ca. 1312-1375) |
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| Lauber, Dieboldt (fl. 1427-1467) |
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| Art. Lauber, Diebolt (fl. 1427-1467) |
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| Laufenberg, Heinrich (ca. 1390-1460) |
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| Law and lawbooks |
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| Lechfield, Battle of |
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| "Legenda aurea", Alsatian |
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| Legends |
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| Leinberger, Hans (ca. 1480-ca. 1531) |
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| Leo IX (1002-1054) |
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| Libraries |
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| "Liederhandschriften" |
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| "Liederhandschriften", illustrations |
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| Life of Mary, Master of (fl. ca. 1460-1490) |
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| Limburg an der Lahn |
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| Literature and historiography |
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| Linz |
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| Literature, Dutch |
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| Liturgical vestments, manuscripts , and objects |
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| Liturgy, furniture |
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| Liturgy, music |
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| Liudolfinger |
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| Lochner, Stefan (1400/1410-1451) |
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| Lorraine |
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| Lorch |
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| Lorsch |
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| Lothar I (795-855) |
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| Lothar III (1075-1137) |
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| Louis the child (899-911) |
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| Louis the Pious (April 16, 778-June 20, 840) |
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| Louis II (November 1, 846-April 10, 879) |
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| Lübeck |
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| Lucerne |
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| Ludolf of Saxony (1295/1300-1378) |
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| "Ludwigslied" |
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| Lüneburg |
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| Lutwin (fl. ca. 1300) |
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| Luxemburger |
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| Magdeburg |
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| "Maget Kron, der" |
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| Magic |
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| Magic and charms, Dutch |
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| Mainz |
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| Mande, Henrik (+ 1431) |
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| Manfred of Sicily (1232-1266) |
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| Manuals, artists', and modelbooks |
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| Manuscripts, painting and production |
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| Marburg |
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| Marchfield, battle of (August 26, 1278) |
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| Maria Laach |
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| Maria Saal |
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| Maria Wörth |
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| Mariazell |
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| "Mariendichtungen" |
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| Marriage and divorce |
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| Marsilius van Inghen (ca. 1340-August 20, 1396) |
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| Martyrology |
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| "Märtyrerbuch" |
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| Matfridings |
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| Matilda, Empress (1102-1167) |
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| Maulbronn |
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| Maximilian (1459-1519) |
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| Mechthild von Hackeborn (1241-1298/1299) |
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| Mechthild von Magdeburg (ca. 1207-ca. 1282) |
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| Medicine |
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| Meissen |
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| Meister Eckhart (ca. 1260-1327/1328) |
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| Meistersinger |
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| Melk |
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| Merseburg |
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| Metalworking |
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| Metz |
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| Meuse river |
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| Millstatt |
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| Ministerials |
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| Minden |
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| "Minneallegorie, Minnerede" |
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| "Minnesang" (12th-13th c.) |
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| Mithras |
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| Monasteries |
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| Monasticism, Dutch |
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| Mönch von Salzburg, der (fl. 2d half of the 14th c.) |
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| "Moriz von Craun" |
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| Morgarten, battle of (November 15, 1315) |
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| Moselle river |
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| Moser, Lucas (fl. ca. 1431/1432) |
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| Mühlhausen |
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| Multscher, Hans (ca. 1400-before March 13, 1467) |
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| Munich |
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| Münster |
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| Muskatblüt (ca. 1390-1458) |
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| Müstair |
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| "Muspilli" |
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| Mysticism |
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| Mythology |
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| Nabuchodonosor |
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| Naumburg |
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| Nancy, battle of |
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| Neidhart (fl. ca. 1215-1230) |
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| Neubrandenburg |
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| "Nibelungenlied" |
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| "Nibelungia Minora" |
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| Nicolas of Cusa (1401-1464) |
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| Nicholas of Verdun (ca. 1150-ca. 1210) |
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| Nicolaus Gerhaert von Leyden (+ 1473) |
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| Nobility and farmers |
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| Notke, Bernt (1440-1509) |
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| Notker Labeo (ca. 950-1022) |
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| Notker von Zwiefalten (fl. 1089-1090) |
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| Numbers and calculation |
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| Nuremberg |
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| Onomastics |
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| "Ordinatio imperii" |
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| Oswald von Wolkenstein (1376 or 1377-1445) |
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| Osnabrück |
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| Otfrid (ca. 800-ca. 875) |
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| Otte (fl. 1190-ca. 1230) |
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| Otto I (912-973) |
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| Otto I, art |
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| Otto II (955-983) |
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| Otto II, art |
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| Otto III (980-1002) |
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| Otto III, art |
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| Otto IV (1175/1182-May 19, 1218) |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: architecture |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: Introduction |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: ivories |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: manuscript illumination |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: metalwork |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: sculpture |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: textiles |
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| Ottonian art and architecture: wall painting |
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| Pacher, Michael (ca. 1430/1435-1498) |
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| Paderborn |
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| Paleography |
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| Parler family |
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| Passau |
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| "Passienbüchlein" |
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| "Passional" |
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| Patronage, Literary |
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| "Peter von Staufenberg" |
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| "Physiologus" |
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| Peters, Gerlach (+ November 30, 1411) |
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| Pilgram, Anton (ca. 1450/1460-1515) |
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| Pilgrim's badges |
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| Pippin (+ 768) |
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| Playing cards, master of (fl. ca. 1435-1450) |
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| Pleydenwurff, Hans (ca. 1425-1472) |
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| Poeta saxo (fl. late 9th c.) |
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| Prague |
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| Potter, Dirc (ca. 1368/1370-April 30, 1428) |
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| Prayer books |
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| Preaching and sermons, Dutch |
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| Preaching and sermons, German |
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| Pregancy and childbirth |
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| Printing press |
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| Prenzlau |
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| Printmaking |
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| Püterich von Reichertshausen, Jacob (ca. 1400-1467) |
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| "Privilegium Ottonianum" |
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| Quedlinburg |
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| Radewijns, Florens (ca. 1350-1400) |
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| Rahewin (+ before 1177) |
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| Rainald of Dassel (ca. 1120-1167) |
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| Regensburg |
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| "Registrum Gregorii", Master of (fl. late 10th c.) |
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| "Reich" |
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| Reichenau |
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| Reinmar der Alte (fl. late 12th c.-early 13th c.) |
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| "Reichskirche" |
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| Reinmar von Zwetter (ca. 1200-ca. 1250) |
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| Relics and reliquaries |
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| "Renovatio Imperii Romanorum" |
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| "Renovatio Regni Francorum" |
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| "Reynard" the fox, Dutch |
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| Rhenish Palatinate |
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| Riemenschneider, Tillmann (ca. 1460-1531) |
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| Robertians |
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| Rodenegg |
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| Roger of Helmarshausen |
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| Roland and Charlemagne, illustrations |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: introduction |
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| "Roman de la Rose", Dutch |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: architecture |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: manuscript illumination |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: ivories |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: metalwork |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: mural painting |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: sculpture |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: stained glass |
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| Romanesque art and architecture: textiles |
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| Rosary |
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| Roriczer, Matthew (ca. 1430-ca. 1495) |
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| Rostock |
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| Rothenburg ob der Tauber |
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| Rottweil |
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| Rudolf von Ems (ca. 1190-ca. 1255) |
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| Runes |
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| Runkelstein |
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| "Ruodlieb" |
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| Rural settlement |
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| "Sachliteratur" |
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| Saints' cult |
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| Saints' lives, Dutch |
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| Salians |
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| Salzburg |
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| "Sammelhandschrift" |
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| "Sangspruch" |
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| Sankt Gall |
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| Sankt Bartholomew Altarpiece, Master of (ca. 1445-ca. 1515) |
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| Sankt Katharinenthal |
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| Sankt Veit an der Glan |
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| Sankt Paul in Lavanttal |
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| Sankt Veronica, Master of (fl. ca. 1395-ca. 1415) |
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| Sankt Wolfgang |
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| Saxon War |
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| Schaffhausen |
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| Schleswig |
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| Schondoch (fl. 14th c.) |
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| Schmalkalden |
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| Schongauer, Martin (ca. 1450-1491) |
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| Schwäbisch Gmünd |
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| Schwäbisch-Hall |
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| Seals and sigillography |
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| Schwerin |
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| Segher Diengotgaf (fl. 1200-ca. 1260) |
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| Seligenstadt |
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| Seckau |
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| Sempach, Battle of (July 9, 1386) |
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| "Servatius" |
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| Seuse, Heinrich (1295/1297-1366) |
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| Siegburg, Abbey |
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| Siegburg, art |
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| "Sigenot" |
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| Siger of Brabant (ca. 1240-November 10, 1284) |
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| Sion |
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| Sister-books |
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| Slavery |
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| Soest |
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| Song of songs |
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| Speyer |
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| "Spielmannsepen" |
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| Stainreuter, Leopold (ca. 1340-ca 1400) |
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| Staufen |
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| "Statutum in favorem principum" |
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| Steinbach |
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| Sendal |
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| Stoke, Melis (fl. early 13th c.) |
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| Stoss, Veit (ca. 1445/1450-1533) |
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| Stralsund |
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| Strasbourg |
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| Strasbourg Oaths |
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| Stricker, der (ca. 1190-ca. 1250) |
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| Succession |
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| Stuttgart |
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| Suchenwirt, Peter (fl. 14th c.) |
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| "Sylvester, Trierer" |
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| Synod of Frankfurt (794) |
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| Syrlin, Jörg the Elder (1420/1430-1491) and Jörg the Younger (1455-1523) |
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| Tannhäuser, der (fl. mid-13th c.) |
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| "Tatian" |
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| Tegernsee |
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| Theodoric, Master (fl. ca. 1359-ca. 1381) |
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| Theophanu (ca. 959-991) |
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| Theodulf of Orléans (+ 820/821) |
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| Theophanu, art |
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| Theophilus Presbyter (fl ca. 1100) |
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| Thietmar of Merseburg (975-1008/1018) |
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| Thomas a Kempis (1379/1380-1471) |
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| Thomas"n von Zerclaere (fl. early 12th c.) |
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| Toul |
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| Tnugdalus |
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| Tournaments |
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| Town planning and urbanism |
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| Trier |
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| Trier, art |
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| "Ulenspegel" |
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| Ulm |
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| Ulrich von Etzenbach (fl. 2d half of the 13th c.) |
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| Ulrich von Liechtenstein (ca. 1200-1275) |
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| Ulrich von Türheim (fl. ca. 1230-1245) |
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| Universities |
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| Ulrich von Zatzikhoven (fl. ca. 1200) |
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| Utrecht |
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| Van Meckenem, Israhel (ca. 1445-1503) |
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| "Väterbuch" |
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| Verdun |
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| Versification |
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| Vienna |
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| Viktring |
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| "Virginal" |
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| Visionary literature |
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| "Vom Rechte" |
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| Walahfrid Strabo (ca. 809-August 18, 849) |
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| "Waltharius" |
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| "Walter und Hildegund" |
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| Walther von der Vogelweide (ca. 1170-ca. 1230) |
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| Warfare |
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| Wartburg |
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| "Wartburgkrieg" |
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| Weapons |
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| Weckmann, Nicolaus, the Elder (+ ca. 1526) |
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| Welfs |
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| Wenceslas (November 26, 1361-August 6, 1419) |
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| Werden |
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| Werner der Gärtner (fl. circa 1250-1280) |
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| Westphalia |
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| Widukind of Corvey (fl. 760s-770s) |
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| Wiener Neustadt |
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| Wienhausen |
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| "Wigamur" |
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| Wimpfen |
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| Winterthur |
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| Wirnt von Grafenberg (fl. 1204-1210) |
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| Wismar |
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| Wittenweiler, Heinrich (ca. 1350-ca. 1450) |
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| Witz, Konrad (ca. 1400/1410-1445/1446) |
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| "Wolfdietrich" and "Ortnit" |
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| Wolfram von Eschenbach (fl. first half of the 13th c.) |
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| Willem of Hildegaersberch (ca. 1350-1408/1409) |
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| Wolfram von Eschenbach, "Parzival", illustrations |
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| Wolfram von Eschenbach, "Willehalm", illustrations |
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| Wolgemut, Michael (1434/1437-1519) |
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| Women |
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| Women and art |
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| World maps |
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| Worms |
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| Würzburg |
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| Worringen, Battle of (June 5, 1288) |
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| Xanten |
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| Zeitblom, Bartholomäus (ca. 1460-1518/1522) |
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| Zillis |
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| Zug |
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| Zurich |
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| Zwettl |
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