.Abstrachttps://iris.uniroma1.it/mydspace#t The articles in Framing Clement III, (Anti)Pope, a monographic section of «Reti Medievali - Rivista», are the first fruits of a long-term, collaborative, multidisciplinary research project on papal schisms and the construction of memory, which began in 2010. These collected studies are not intended as a systematic treatment of the life and times of Clement III/Wibert of Ravenna or of his immediate postmortem misfortunes. Our aim instead was and is to view the available evidence through new eyes – or rather through very old ones, according to Carpegna Falconieri’s formulation – and, in so doing, to bring out formerly unrecognized possibilities, in some cases about familiar things: about the ele...
On February 14, 1130, two old acquaintances, both Romans and respected, reform-minded churchmen, wer...
The analysis of the two versions of the life of Pope Sergius II (844-847) published by Louis Duchesn...
International audienceOn the night of the 13 th of February 1308, exactly 4 months after the general...
The Middle Ages produced any number of figures now considered ‘antipopes.’ What was an antipope, how...
The Middle Ages produced any number of figures now considered ‘antipopes.’ What was an antipope, how...
The Middle Ages produced any number of figures now considered ‘antipopes.’ What was an antipope, how...
In the wake of the death of (anti)pope Clement III at Civita Castellana in the year 1100, a series o...
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph. A historian once ended his work on...
While the struggle between Boniface VIII and Philip IV of France may have marked the decline of papa...
While the struggle between Boniface VIII and Philip IV of France may have marked the decline of papa...
This dissertation tackles a series of interconnected questions concerning the transformation of papa...
In the quarter century following Spoleto, no substantial developments had been made until the docum...
Dr. Raymond J. Maras is Associate Professor of History and was a member of the Signal Corps during W...
This article examines the relationship between the Papacy and Aragon-Catalonia during the period 121...
Under the caption The Modern Papacy the popes of the last century are included. A span of a hundre...
On February 14, 1130, two old acquaintances, both Romans and respected, reform-minded churchmen, wer...
The analysis of the two versions of the life of Pope Sergius II (844-847) published by Louis Duchesn...
International audienceOn the night of the 13 th of February 1308, exactly 4 months after the general...
The Middle Ages produced any number of figures now considered ‘antipopes.’ What was an antipope, how...
The Middle Ages produced any number of figures now considered ‘antipopes.’ What was an antipope, how...
The Middle Ages produced any number of figures now considered ‘antipopes.’ What was an antipope, how...
In the wake of the death of (anti)pope Clement III at Civita Castellana in the year 1100, a series o...
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph. A historian once ended his work on...
While the struggle between Boniface VIII and Philip IV of France may have marked the decline of papa...
While the struggle between Boniface VIII and Philip IV of France may have marked the decline of papa...
This dissertation tackles a series of interconnected questions concerning the transformation of papa...
In the quarter century following Spoleto, no substantial developments had been made until the docum...
Dr. Raymond J. Maras is Associate Professor of History and was a member of the Signal Corps during W...
This article examines the relationship between the Papacy and Aragon-Catalonia during the period 121...
Under the caption The Modern Papacy the popes of the last century are included. A span of a hundre...
On February 14, 1130, two old acquaintances, both Romans and respected, reform-minded churchmen, wer...
The analysis of the two versions of the life of Pope Sergius II (844-847) published by Louis Duchesn...
International audienceOn the night of the 13 th of February 1308, exactly 4 months after the general...