Antiaristokratische Stellungnahmen in den rumänischen Zeitschriften in Pest – die ersten Jahre des österreichisch-ungarischen Dualismus by Daciana Marinescu

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Dédicace de Lucius Mummius à Zeus Olympien by Guénette, Maxime

Subjects: “…Olympian Zeus. Roman aristocratic ethos…”
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Persian aristocracy Conflict and Compromise with Kings in Sasanian Era by سید محمدرحیم ربانی زاده, لطف الله لطفی

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Devotion, Paintings, and the House: The Collections of Ercole and Giuseppe Branciforti, Princes of Scordia (Palermo, 1687–1720) by Valeria Viola

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The Iraqi Female Writers: The Beginning and a Steady Proliferation by Amel Mahmoud

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The Refinement as the Moral Precondition for the Man’s Intellectual Creative Activity (the Historical Aspect) by A. S. Frants, O. O. Zybina

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Zwischen Venedig, Rom und Versailles – italienische Kastraten auf Abwegen? by Margret Scharrer

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ARİSTOKRATİK İSLAM VE HALK İSLAMI AYRIMINDA MEVLÂNA by Mustafa Tekin

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Śląski Lukullus? Baron Jan Jerzy Cygan ze Słupska na Frysztacie i Dobrosławicach w świetle zebranych przez niego książek by Szelong Krzysztof

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Mettre en lumière des réseaux invisibles pour les historiens : la bipolarisation d’un réseau aristocratique à la cour de Vienne, 1685-1740 by Éric Hassler

“…The Viennese aristocratic networks appear as such a tangle of individuals and families, that they have never been precisely studied per se, except in relation with political parties. …”
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Families, alliances, clientage and urban space: the case of the late medieval Genoese alberghi (thirteenth-fifteenth centuries) by Denise Bezzina

“… Within the multifarious context of communal Italy, the Genoese aristocratic alberghi, known thanks to the studies of Edoardo Grendi, Ennio Poleggi and Luciano Grossi Bianchi, and Jacques Heers, stand out as a peculiar example that enables to observe the relationship between aristocracy and urban space throughout the late Middle Ages. …”
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Cistercian Monasteries in Medieval Sweden—Foundations and Recruitments, 1143–1420 by Catharina Andersson

“…Gradually, social recruitment broadened, and an increasing number of women from the aristocratic lower levels came to dominate the recruitment. …”
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Appropriating Identity: William Hogarth, Thomas Gainsborough, and Britain’s Myth of the Self-Made Man by Jayme Yahr

“…As David Kutcha explains, “late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century English aristocrats lost control of the meanings of consumption, as political, economic, and clothing reformers succeeded in portraying aristocratic men as prodigal parasites living off of a virtuous and industrious nation” (135). …”
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Veidekongen, olifanten og bøkeskogen by Ragnar Orten Lie, Frans-Arne Stylegar

“… This article discusses aspects of aristocratic hunting in the Viking and Middle Ages. Falconry requires great knowledge of birds, dogs and horses and the ability to make them interact. …”
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Fukuyama's interpretation of Tocqueville's teaching on the nature of aristocracy and democracy by Nedeljković Zoran D.

“…He took particular note of Fukuyama's observation that Tocqueville, in his thoughts on advantages and shortages of American society, anticipated Nietzsche's teachings on aristocratic morality, wondering about what was lost after the change of government and whether the spirit of time changed. …”
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Garfield 2 [videorecording] : A tail of two kitties / by Davis Entertainment, Ingenious Film Partners

“…A case of mistaken cat identity finds Garfield ruling over a castle after swapping places with an aristocratic kitty who has inherited a fabulous castle. …”

Construire et utiliser son réseau en Aquitaine 1362-1380 : instrumentalisation de la justice et intérêts géopolitiques by Élodie Giard

“…Justice is then used by aristocratic families, sometimes even to serve opposing interests within the same lineage. …”
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« Ce fut a heure illicite ». Se venger de nuit dans le royaume de France à la fin du Moyen Âge by Jean-Philippe Juchs

“…The practice of aristocratic feud at night in the countryside at the end of the Middle Ages is not ordinary, first of all for symbolic reasons, because of the generally negative representation of night at that time, secondly for technical reasons, because of the lack of lightening facilities. …”
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The Norman aristocracy in the long eleventh century: three case studies by Moore, J

“…<p>This is a study of three aristocratic families significant in Normandy and England in the eleventh century – namely the house of Tosny, the counts of Eu, and the house of Montgommery. …”

Art and aristocracy in late Stuart England by Lim, A

“…In doing so, it illuminates the dynamics of late Stuart aristocratic society, while simultaneously deepening our understanding of the art itself. …”