The Lombards : the ancient Longobards
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The Lombards : the ancient Longobards
（The peoples of Europe）
Blackwell, 1995
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Bibliography: p. [231]-244
Includes index
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内容説明
The Lombards, also known as the Longobards, were a Germanic tribe whose fabled origins lay in the barbarian realm of Scandinavia. After centuries of obscurity during the long period of Roman domination in Europe, the Lombards began a concerted migration south-eastwards, coming to prominence immediately after the fall of Rome. Pushing across the Danube to occupy Hungary, the tribe emerged as a powerful protagonist in the former heartland of the Empire in the early sixth century AD. The Lombards subsequently invaded Italy in AD 568-9, where they successfully countered the Byzantines and established a kingdom based on the fertile north Italian plains. This endured for more than two centuries before its conquest by Charlemagne, and even after this defeat, a Lombard state continued to exist in southern Italy until the eleventh century. In this book, the author combines many sources, archaeological and historical, to offer a fresh and vividly detailed picture of Lombard society - its people, settlements, material and spiritual culture - and its evolution from martial 'barbarian' tribe to complex urbanized state.
目次
1. Longobard Origins.2. Longobards in Pannonia.3. The Longobards and Italy.4. Economy and Society.5. Settlement and Defence in Longobard Italy.6. Religion, Architecture and Art.7. Benevento and beyond: Longobard Heritage?
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