Rome across time and space : cultural transmission and the exchange of ideas c. 500-1400

Claudia Bolgia · Rosamond D. McKitterick · John Osborne

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Introduction: Rome across time and space, c.500-1400: cultural transmission and the exchange of ideas Claudia Bolgia Part I. Roman Texts and Roman History: 1. Roman texts and Roman history in the early Middle Ages Rosamond McKitterick 2. Monuments and histories: ideas and images of antiquity in some descriptions of Rome Maurizio Campanelli 3. Rome, reservoir of ancient texts? Michael Reeve Part II. The Translation of the 'Roman' Liturgy North of the Alps: 4. The periphery rethinks the centre: inculturation, 'Roman' liturgy and the Ruthwell Cross Eamonn O Carragain 5. The liturgy of the 'Roman' office in England from the conversion to the conquest Jesse D. Billett 6. The Romanization of the Frankish liturgy: ideal, reality, and the rhetoric of reform Yitzhak Hen Part III. Architectural Inspiration and Sculptural Models within and without Rome: 7. Building more romano in Francia during the third quarter of the eighth century: the abbey church of Saint-Denis and its model Judson J. Emerick 8. Reception and renovation of Early Christian churches in Rome, c.1050-1300 Sible de Blaauw 9. Giudizio sul Mille: Rome, Montecassino, S. Vincenzo al Volturno, and the beginnings of Romanesque John Mitchell 10. The discourse of columns Dale Kinney Part IV. Cultural Exchanges: 11. Design and decoration: re-visualizing Rome in Anglo-Saxon sculpture Jane Hawkes 12. Rome and Constantinople in the ninth century John Osborne 13. Antiquity, Rome, and Florence: coinage and transmissions across time and space William R. Day, Jr Part V. Patrons, Artists and Ideas on the Move: 14. French patrons abroad and at home: 1260-1300 Julian Gardner 15. Art-historical reflections on the fall of the Colonna, 1297 Paul Binski 16. Exports to Padua Trecento style: Altichiero's Roman legacy Louise Bourdua Part VI. Roman and Papal Jurisdictions: 17. A new Rome in a small place? Imitation and re-creation in the Patrimony of St Peter Brenda Bolton 18. Appealing to Rome (and Avignon) before the Black Death: ecclesiastical disputes and church patronage in medieval Tuscany George Dameron.

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