The sepulchre of Christ and the medieval West: from the beginning to 1600

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1. Beginnings, to 325 2. Consequences of Constantine, 325-350 3. Dissemination: The Spread of Interest in Western Europe, 350-600 4. The Frankish Kingdoms and the Carolingians, 600-1000 5. Towards the First Crusade 6. Latin Jerusalem, 1099-1187 7. Christendom Refashioned 8. Failure and Endeavour 9. The Great Pilgrimage in the Late Middle Ages, 1291-1530 10. Sepulchres and Calvaries in the West, 1291-1530 11. The End of the Pilgrimage, 1530-1630

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