Women in Early Medieval Europe, 400-1100

Maria Dobozy · Lisa M. Bitel

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Medieval Literature and History Historical and Archaeological Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Introduction 1. Gender and landscapes 2. Invasions, migrations, and barbarian queens 3. The theory and practice of religion 4. Survival by kinship, marriage, and motherhood 5. The take-off: mobility and economic opportunity 6. Conclusion: concerning famous women before and after 1100.

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