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Lost Carolingian Text Written for Charlemagne Discovered
A newly identified Carolingian text written for Charlemagne offers insights into biblical interpretation, Islam and intellectual life at the emperor’s court.
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Lost Carolingian Text Written for Charlemagne Discovered
A newly identified Carolingian text written for Charlemagne offers insights into biblical interpretation, Islam and intellectual life at the emperor’s court.
Read here
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Happy birthday Charles the Bald you would have loved grad school
Playing as Lothair in ck3 and instead of requesting a divorce I’m killing Teutberga
Details from the front cover of the Lindau Gospels
Made in eastern France, ca. 870 CE
Morgan Library & Museum, New York, MS M.1
Les ambassadeurs de Haroun al Rashid offrent les clefs du Saint Sépulcre à Charlemagne / The ambassadors of Haroun al Rashid offer the keys to the Holy Sepulchre to Charlemagne
Henri Leopold Lévy (French, 1840 - 1904)
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Military Intelligence and Planning in the Carolingian Empire
David Bachrach explores how the Carolingian rulers gathered intelligence, interrogated travellers, and compiled detailed frontier reports to plan and execute their military campaigns.
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Charlemagne's Victory over the Saracens at Córdoba (778) by Alfred Rethel