Precher dans les espaces lotharingiens
XIIIe-XIXe siecles
edited by Stefano Simiz
Hardback (Published)
(October 2020)
ISBN: 9782406089766
Price: $90.00
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This work analyzes the activity of preachers in the areas that make up the medieval kingdom of Lotharingia and the modern “Dorsale catholique,” by considering whether their border location and the politico-religious conditions that characterize them foster a specific and significant dramatization of speech.
- Edited by Stefano Simiz
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