Gregory of Tours: History and Society in the Sixth Century

Martin Heinzelmann

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List of figures Preface List of abbreviations Introduction: the state of research into Gregory of Tours in 1992 1. Gregory of Tours and his family 2. The function of autobiographical elements in Gregory's concept of contemporary history (books v-x) the relationship of 'bishop' and 'king' autobiography and the writing of history the concept of history 3. Ten Books of History: genre, structure and plan 4. Gregory's ecclesia Dei: the eschatological church and the concept of history Conclusion Postscript Bibliography Index of references to Gregory's works Index of names.

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