Power and Patronage in Early Medieval Italy: Local Society, Italian Politics and the Abbey of Farfa, C.700 900

Marios Costambeys

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1. Introduction 2. Patronage and Lombard rulers 3. Authority, rulership and the abbey 4. The Farfa monks and abbots: identities and affiliations 5. Sabine lands and landowners 6. Elite families in the Sabina 7. Farfa and Italian politics in the Lombard era 8. Farfa, Italian politics and the Carolingians.

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