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The Roman Elite from Constantine to Charlemagne
Published 2017-12-01“…In the five centuries that elapsed between Constantine and Charlemagne, the qualities and characteristics that defined the Roman elite changed dramatically in some ways and changed very little in other ways. …”
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La Pastorale Souletine. Édition critique de Charlemagne (III)
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Sull’utilizzazione del meraviglioso nel "Voyage de Charlemagne"
Published 2021-07-01Subjects: “…voyage de charlemagne…”
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Charlemagne's relationship with the Umayyads of Andalusia (157-162 AH/774-778 AD )
Published 2017-09-01“… Andalus faced during the era of the emirate during the reign of 'Abd al-Rahman AIdakhl (138-172 AH / 756-788 AD) ,a number of risks and external challenges that targeted the security and civilization and therefore the Islamic presence which represents the most serious by: : The king Charlemagne crackdown on Al-Andalus years(157-162 AH/774-778 AD ), carried out at the request of the local rebel leaders Abdul Rahman inside, they had asked for help the king Charlemagne against prince Abdul Rahman without realizing the result of this action if it led to success, In addition to that most of these revolutions it was supported by the Abbasid caliphate but the campaign ended in dismal failure, and led the campaign for the results were negative for the king Charlemagne positive but it is positive for the prince of Al-Andalus Abdul Rahman. …”
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Charlemagne et les objets. Des thésaurisations carolingiennes aux constructions mémorielles
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Charlemagne et les « objets ». Des thésaurisations carolingiennes aux constructions mémorielles
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Charlemagne's relationship with the Umayyads of Andalusia (157-162 AH/774-778 AD )
Published 2017-09-01“… Andalus faced during the era of the emirate during the reign of 'Abd al-Rahman AIdakhl (138-172 AH / 756-788 AD) ,a number of risks and external challenges that targeted the security and civilization and therefore the Islamic presence which represents the most serious by: : The king Charlemagne crackdown on Al-Andalus years(157-162 AH/774-778 AD ), carried out at the request of the local rebel leaders Abdul Rahman inside, they had asked for help the king Charlemagne against prince Abdul Rahman without realizing the result of this action if it led to success, In addition to that most of these revolutions it was supported by the Abbasid caliphate but the campaign ended in dismal failure, and led the campaign for the results were negative for the king Charlemagne positive but it is positive for the prince of Al-Andalus Abdul Rahman. …”
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Nelson, King and Emperor: A New Life of Charlemagne (University of California Press, 2019)
Published 2020-06-01“…Nelson, <em>King and Emperor: A New Life of Charlemagne</em> (Oakland: University of California Press, 2019).…”
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Janet L. Nelson, Courts, élites, and gendered power in the early middle ages : Charlemagne and others
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Carolingian Renaissance time of Charlemagne (151 -199 A.H / 768 – 514 A.D)
Published 2017-02-01“… We have outperformed the cultural importance of the political importance of the Carolingian state and the proof is that this state created by Charlemagne, which did not live much after his death (d. 199 AH / 814 AD). …”
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Carolingian Renaissance time of Charlemagne (151 -199 A.H / 768 – 514 A.D)
Published 2017-02-01“… We have outperformed the cultural importance of the political importance of the Carolingian state and the proof is that this state created by Charlemagne, which did not live much after his death (d. 199 AH / 814 AD). …”
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Sur « Charlemagne et les douze pairs de France », tragédie bretonne du XVIIIe siècle
Published 1988-05-01“…The tragedy of « Charlemagne and the Twelve Peers » is interesting both because we have several manuscripts of it and because it is a link in a fairly long cultural chain. …”
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