[Lot Miscellany] – Miscellany of Medieval History Presented to Mr. Ferdinand Lot by His Friends and Students
[Lot Miscellany] – Miscellany of Medieval History Presented to Mr. Ferdinand Lot by His Friends and Students
[Lot Miscellany] – Miscellany of Medieval History Presented to Mr. Ferdinand Lot by His Friends and Students
[Lot Miscellany] – Miscellany of Medieval History Presented to Mr. Ferdinand Lot by His Friends and Students
    [Mélanges Lot]
    A COLLECTION OF MIDDLE AGES HISTORY PRESENTED TO MR. FERDINAND LOT BY HIS FRIENDS AND STUDENTS
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1925
    octavo, half ivory vellum, gilt title on black morocco binding, bound with the monogram "JGG", original cover preserved, (very few pencil annotations), good condition, 740 p.
    An important collection of essays on medieval history, it begins with a methodical bibliography by L. Halphen and R. Fawtier. Among the contributions, we will highlight those of Abbot H.-X. Arquillière, On the Formation of the Papal “Theocracy”; Marc Block, The Transformations of Serfdom: On Two 13th-Century Documents Relating to the Paris Region; Alain de Boüard, The Acquisition of the Hôtel de Nesle by Philip the Fair and the Value of Notarial Acts at the Beginning of the 14th Century; J. Calmette, National Sentiment in the Spanish March in the 9th Century; L. Barrau-Dihigo, Two Muslim Traditions on Charlemagne’s Expedition to Spain; N. Iorga, Some Observations on the Relations Between the Eastern World and the Crusades; A. Jeanroy, A Political Sirventes of 1230, Addressed to King Henry III of England to Encourage Him to Cross into France; Gabriel Millet, The origin of the general logothete, head of the financial administration in Byzantium; E. Perrin, On the condition of the lands called ancingae.

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Mots-clés : Ancient Law - History of Law

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