A medieval Islamic city reconsidered : an interdisciplinary approach to Samarra

Chase F. Robinson

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Introduction Samarra in Ninth-Century Arabic Letters The Palaces of the Abbasids at SamarraThe Samarran Mint The Palace-Complex as Emblem. Some Samarran Qasidas Fixtures and Fittings. The Role of Decoration in Abbasid Palace Design Samarran Tiles. A Reconstruction The Commanders of the Samarran Turkish Military. The Shaping of a Third/Ninth-Century Imperial Elite Notes on the Mint at Samarra The Form of the Military Cantonments at Samarra. The Organisation of the Abbasid Army Feeding the Army

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