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"The aim of this paper is to analyze the importance of the phenomenon represented by the most popuÌar forms of social and religious association present in Malta during Modern Age. Confratemities brought about a programme of training of... more

"The aim of this paper is to analyze the importance of the phenomenon represented by the most popuÌar forms of social and religious association present in Malta during Modern Age. Confratemities brought about a programme of training of the individual conscience and of diffusion of messages of fraternity
and justice, fomenting feelings of 'democracy' and of rights defence."

Location: Palermo

More Info: Giulia Sfameni Gasparro, Augusto Cosentino, Mariangela Monaca (eds.)

Publisher: Officina di Studi Medievali

Publication Date: 2013

Publication Name: Religion in the History of European Culture

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(History of Malta, Associations, Modern Age, and Confraternities studies)

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Organization: Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies

Conference Start Date: Feb 14, 2014

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Study of Religions, Religious History, Religious Studies, and Religion and Art, Sanskrit Studies, Sanskrit Aesthetics, Indian Philosophy, Indian Music, Dance and Arts edit

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More Info: פרשת השבתאות בספר שבחי הבעש"ט

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Religion, New Religious Movements, Intellectual History, Cultural Studies, Sociology of Religion, and 134 more

(Eastern European Studies, Hebrew Literature, Yiddish Literature, Jewish Studies, History of Ideas, Eastern Europe, Theology, Hagiography, History of Religion, Book History, History of the Book, Popular Culture, Religion and Sexuality, Spirituality, Spiritual Leadership, Christian Mysticism, Jewish Mysticism, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Eastern European and Russian Jewish History, Orthodox Theology, East European studies, Eastern European history, Jewish History, Cult of Saints, New Religions, Saints' Cults, Mysticism, Popular Culture and Religious Studies, Religious Conversion, Study of Religions, History Of Rare Book Libraries, Jewish - Christian Relations, Spirituality & Mysticism, Religious Syncretism, Jewish Thought, Book Publishing, Religion and Modernity, Book History (History), Jewish Literature, Messianism, Religion and Literature, Heresy, Western Esotericism (History), Literature and Religion, Russian Intellectual History, Jewish historiography, Occultism, Religious History, Book trade History, Kabbalah, Judaism, Hasidism, Jewish Messianism, Modern Jewish History, Eastern European Literature, Jewish Cultural Studies, Early Modern Jewish History, Nineteenth Century Occultism, Central and Eastern Europe, Religious Studies, Books, Kabbalah, Christian Kabbalah, Jewish Mysticism, Esotericism, Western Esotericism, Messianic Jewish Theology, Modern Jewish Thought, Heresy and Orthodoxy, Conversion, 18th-century Freemasonry, Sabbatean Kabbalism, Swedenborgianism, Jesus, Lurianic Kabbalah, History of Jewish Religion, Russian Jewry, Hasidism, Jewish Traditional Society, Charismatic leadership, Messianic Secret, Jesus Christ, Occult Esoteric Magick Spirituality, Manuscript studies, codicology, palaeography, medieval paper, Chaucer, circulation of texts and books, history of the book, electronic editing and digital humanities, Yiddish Culture and Language, Messiah Figures, History of Kabbalah, חסידות, Shivchei HaBesht, Israel Baal Shem Tov, ישראל בעל שם טוב, Jacob Frank, Sabbatai Sevi, Sabbatai Zevi, Sabbatean movement, Saints, Sabbateanism, Jewish history and cultural studies, Theology and Religious STudies, Sabbatianism, Jewish Folklore, Jews in Eastern Europe, Sabbatai Tsevi, Jewish Mysticism, Hasidism, Isaac Luria, Israel Besht, Charismatic leadership, Messianic Religion, Hasidim, History of Books, Printing, and Publishing, Sabbatarianism, Eastern European Jewish Studies, Saints and Hagiography, Hasidim and Mitnagdim, Hasidut, Kaballah,chassidut,jewish Misticism, Religious Cults, ספרות שבחים, שבחים, Jewish Hagiography, בעל שם טוב, שבחים חסידיים, שבחי הבעשט : מהדורה מוערת ומבוארת, שבחי הבעל שם טוב, Ha-besht, התקבלות שבחי הבעשט, ספר שבחי הבעשט, The Holy Baal Shem, The Besht, Praises, Shivhei Ha-Besht, In Praise of the Baal Shem Tov, שבחי הבעשט, Jews of Central and Eastern Europe, Jewish Mysticism/Kababalah, Hasidic Yiddish, Modern Jewish Thought and Theology, Polish Messianism, Esoteric Movements, Intellectual History of Hasidism, Israel Baal Shem, and Israel Ba'al Shem Tov)

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Religion, Ancient History, Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Mythology, and 72 more

(Classics, Roman History, Epigraphy (Archaeology), Roman Religion, Science and Religion, Study of Religions, Archaeology Of Religion, History of Religions, Ancient Religion, Classical Art, Latin Epigraphy, Roman archaeology, Roman epigraphy, Greek and Latin Epigram, Roman Empire, Ancient Art, Religious History, Urban archaeology, Archaeology of Roman Hispania, Hispania (Archaeology), Greek religion (Classics), Classical Mythology, Greco-Roman Mythology, Archeologia, Lusitania (Archaeology), Mitology, Arqueología, Spain, Classical Studies, Roman Provincial Archaeology, Religious Studies, Roman provinces, Archeaology, Greek and Latin Epigraphy, Greek and Roman Epigraphy, Classical Archeology, Ancient Rome, Arqueologia, Hispania, Ancient Greek Mythology, Roman Baetica, Storia antica ed epigrafia latina, Lusitania lusitanian, Mitologia, Roman Sculpture, Ancient History of the Iberian Peninsula/Hispania, Roman Spain, Epigraphy, Archeologie, Archéologie, Greco-Roman World, Roman Art, Romanización de la Bética, Archeologia Classica, Archeologia Romana, Epigrafia, Roman Lusitania, Archaology, Bética, Roman cities of Baetica (Hispania), Archäologie, Epigrafía romana, Hispania romana, Arqueología, Historia Antigua, Antigüedad Tardía, Roma, Hispania, Mundo Ibérico, Histoire de l'art et archéologie de l'Antiquité grecque et romaine, Klassische Archäologie, Betica Romana, Religious Cults, Graeco-Roman Religion, Archeology, Baetica, and Papyrology & Epigraphy)

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Publication Date: 2014

Publication Name: Latomus

Research Interests:

Ancient Greek Religion, Greek Oracles and Divination, Religious History, and Religious Studies edit

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Religion, Latin American Studies, Immigration, Immigration Studies, Argentina History, and 4 more

(Immigration History, Religious History, Religious Studies, and Historia Argentina)

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History, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Biography, American West, Evangelicalism, and 6 more

(Midwest (U.S. history), Religious History, Social Gospel, Nebraska, Wesleyan-Holiness Movement, and Holiness movement)

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More Info: Proceedings of the Huguenot Society, 29 (2008), 1–13

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Early Modern History, Refugee Studies, Reformation History, Reformation Studies, English Reformation, and 43 more

(Calvinism, History Of London, Immigration History, Early Modern Church History, English Poor Law, Church History, Post Medieval London, Urban Poverty, Early Modern France, Reformed theology, History of Social Welfare, Early Modern London, Religious History, Religious Persecution, History of the Southern Netherlands, Confessionalization, Ecclesiastical History, Fasting, Early modern religious history, Dutch Revolt, Poverty and Poor Relief, Dutch Reformed Church, French Reformed Churches, Confessionalisation, Geneva, Poor Relief, Kent, Calvin, Calvinism, Reformed Tradition, Huguenots, Urban Poor, Church organization, Reformed Liturgy, Confessional exile, Church Orders, Deacon, Diaconate, Johannes a Lasco, Reformed Ecclesiology, Religious Fasting, French Huguenots, French Church Threadneedle Street, Jan Laski, and Forma Ac Ratio)

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More Info: In Marina Prusac and Kristine Kolrud (eds), Iconoclasm from Antiquity to Modernity (Farnham: Ashgate, 2014)

Research Interests:

French History, Early Modern History, Border Studies, Material culture of religion, Reformation History, and 55 more

(Reformation Studies, Iconoclasm, Zwingli, Tridentine Catholicism, Calvinism, Religious Pluralism, Early Modern Europe, Medieval Church History, Early Modern Era, Early Modern Catholic Studies, Early Modern Church History, Post-Reformation Catholicism, Early Modern Material Culture, Church History, John Calvin, Religious architecture, Early Modern France, Reformed theology, Ten Commandments, Belgian History, Religious History, Religious Persecution, Early Modern Catholicism, Religion and Violence, History of the Southern Netherlands, History of the Spanish-Habsburg Netherlands, Religious art, Martin Luther, Eighty Years' War (1568-1648), Holy Roman Empire, Confessionalization, Charles V, Borders and Frontiers, Ecclesiastical History, Lutheran Theology, Dutch Revolt, French Reformed Churches, Worship & Preaching, Council of Trent, Religious Violence, Catholic Church History, Calvin, Calvinism, Reformed Tradition, Early Modern Lutheran history, Cambrai, Catholic religious imagery, Philip II of Spain, the theology of Ulrich Zwingli, Religious and Political Violence, Early Modern Visual and Material Culture, Tridentine Reform, Ecclesiastical Furnishings, Early Modern Parish Church, Early Modern Churches, Iconoclastic Fury (1566), and Early Modern Worship)

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More Info: Southampton Records Series, 39, 1997; Huguenot Society New Series, 3, 1997

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Early Modern History, International Trade, Urban History, Iconoclasm, English Reformation, and 54 more

(History of Textiles, Early Modern England, Early Modern Europe, History of The Netherlands, History of Piracy, History Of The Clergy, Early Modern Church History, Migration Studies, Church History, Early Modern Britain, Migration History, Early Modern economic and social history, Early Modern France, Reformed theology, French Wars Of Religion, Belgian History, Religious History, Religious Persecution, History of Hampshire and Winchester, History of the Southern Netherlands, Confessionalization, Refugees, Immigrants, Huguenot, Ecclesiastical History, Early modern religious history, Elizabethan history; English reformation, Dutch Revolt, Religious Minorities, Southampton, Cultural Assimilation, French Reformed Churches, Confessionalisation, Southern England, Urban society in Early Modern England, Elizabethan England, Calvin, Calvinism, Reformed Tradition, History of the English Reformation, English social and cultural history, Early Modern Huguenot Churches, Huguenots, Foreign Trade, Valenciennes, Confessional exile, Stuart Hampshire, Tournai, Antwerp, Exile Studies, Historical Clothing and Textiles, Early Modern Trade, French Huguenots, French Church Threadneedle Street, History of Southern England, Sea Beggars, and New Draperies)

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The utterly unstable balance amongst european, islamic and oriental powers is reestablished on new grounds after Acri’s fall. Echoes of a new era can also be recognized as in XIV century pilgrimages begin covering the so called “Egyptian... more

The utterly unstable balance amongst european, islamic and oriental powers is reestablished on new grounds after Acri’s fall. Echoes of a new era can also be recognized as in XIV century pilgrimages begin covering the so called “Egyptian Quests”. This paper investigates two Egyptians holy places – Holy Virgin cave in S. Sergius Church in Cairo, and the Balm Garden at Matariya –, comparing western, coptic and muslim sources. It also tries a broadening of the research perspective: from a simple reading of medieval pilgrim’s reports to the study of other subjects; such as the Economy in the Mediterranean basin and Islamic Law. All this leading to the discovery that even the geography of the sacred is subject to History development, being affected by miracles and legends.

Publication Date: Nov 2014

Publication Name: Nuova Rivista Storica

Research Interests:

Medieval History, Pilgrimage, Egyptian History, Religious History, Pilgrimage and travel to the Holy Land, and Myth, Folk Studies, Legends edit

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More Info: Michael Penman (ed.), Monuments and Monumentality in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Shaun Tyas: Donnington, 2013), pp. 268–81 + plates 1–13

Research Interests:

French History, Medieval History, French Studies, Early Modern History, Medieval Studies, and 79 more

(Material culture of religion, History and Memory, Iconoclasm, Tridentine Catholicism, Scottish History, Monastic Studies, Medieval Women, Cult of Saints, Devotional Shrines, Saints' Cults, Early Modern Europe, Medieval Church History, Scottish Culture, Memory Studies, Cultural Memory, Commemoration and Memory, Medieval Europe, Early Modern Church History, The Plantagenets, Early Modern Material Culture, Church History, French art, Death and Burial (Archaeology), Religious architecture, Religious congregations and monastic orders, Early Modern France, French Wars Of Religion, Monasticism, Medieval Art, Early Modern Architecture, Religious History, Church monuments, Early Modern Catholicism, History of Death & Dying, Tombs (Medieval Studies), Angevin Kings, Late Medieval Religion, Monasticism and Devotion, Medieval Sculpture (XIII-XVth Century), Church architecture, Ecclesiastical History, Early modern religious history, Medieval Europe, Anglo-Norman history, women and family, monasticism, Anglo-Saxon history, Vikings, Sacred Architecture, Archaeology of death and burial, Tomb Monuments, Sacred Spaces, Sacred Places, Sacred Space, Female Monasticism, Catholic Church History, Death, Grief, and Mourning, Fontevraud, Funeral Monuments, Henrietta Maria, House of Bourbon, Relics and Relic Veneration, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Saints, William the Conqueror, Medieval church architecture, Bourbons, Mediaeval Cult of Relics and Saints, French Architecture, roi Louis XI, Louis XI, Shrines and sanctuaries, Culture and death, Funerary Monuments, Early Modern French Architecture, Relics and Reliquaries, Cult of Relics, Early Modern Visual and Material Culture, Cléry, Early Modern Monasticism, Royal Tombs, French Royal Tombs, Annonciades, Royal Funeral Monuments, and English Royal Tombs)

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More Info: In Raymond A. Mentzer and Andrew Spicer (eds), Society and Culture in the Huguenot World, (Cambridge UP: Cambridge, 2002), pp. 175–92

Research Interests:

French History, Early Modern History, Reformation History, Reformation Studies, Iconoclasm, and 57 more

(French Reformation, Calvinism, Religious Pluralism, Early Modern Europe, Architectural History, Cultural Materialism, Early Modern Church History, Early Modern Material Culture, Church History, Religious architecture, Early Modern France, French Wars Of Religion, Early Modern Architecture, Religious History, Church Archaeology, Religious Persecution, 17th century France, Confessionalization, Religious Toleration, French Protestantism, Church architecture, Huguenot, Ecclesiastical History, Louis XIV, Sacred Architecture, French Reformed Churches, Worship & Preaching, Confessionalisation, Sacred Space, Toleration, Catholic Church History, European Early modern architecture, landscape architecture and urbanism, Cultural history of Reformation and catholicism in the age of confessionalization, Early Modern Huguenot Churches, Ecclesiastical Architecture, Huguenots, French Architecture, Edict of Nantes (1598), Calvinist Art, Pulpits, Huguenots in La Rochelle, French Wars of Religion, Huguenots, Early Modern French Architecture, Protestant Church Architecture, Early Modern Almanacs, Reliigious Toleration, Early Modern Visual and Material Culture, Religious Tolerance, French Huguenots, Early Modern Parish Church, Reformed Church Architecture, Calvinist Architecture, Huguenot Temples, Huguenot Temple, Reformed Worship, Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685), and Charenton)

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American History, Theology, Nineteenth Century Studies, Calvinism, John Calvin, and 2 more

(Religious History and American Christianity)

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En el presente trabajo nos enfrentamos al borrador de una instrucción enviada por elmonarca Felipe II en algún momento indeterminado que, en cualquier caso, probablemente se hallaría entre los años 1559 y 1561. Los destinatarios... more

En el presente trabajo nos enfrentamos al borrador de una instrucción enviada por elmonarca Felipe II en algún momento indeterminado que, en cualquier caso, probablemente se hallaría entre los años 1559 y 1561. Los destinatarios aparecenexplícitamente en el documento. Se trataría del Emperador del Sacro Imperio Romano-Germánico, Fernando I, y el Shah de Persia, Tashmasp. El emisario de esta misiva era el padre Gylley, prior de Inglaterra, del cual poco se sabe.A continuación, se intentará realizar una aproximación del contexto histórico en el cualse desarrollaron los hechos que nos ocupan, así como una breve relación, primero de los personajes que aparecen mencionados en la instrucción y luego de aquéllos que por motivos relacionados resultaran de relevancia en dicha época.Seguidamente se incluirá la transcripción de dicha instrucción así como un anexo quecontiene la copia del borrador original. Finalmente, acometemos las que consideramosmás complejas, a la par que significativas, tareas: el análisis del documento y las posibles, y múltiples conclusiones que de él se pueden extraer.

Publication Date: Jun 28, 2009

Publication Name: Archivos de la Frontera

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Religion, History, Ancient History, Modern History, Cultural History, and 216 more

(Diplomatic History, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Geography, Human Geography, Cultural Geography, Urban Geography, Archaeology, Islamic Law, Spanish Literature, Islamic Economics, Anthropology, Historical Anthropology, International Relations, Art History, Education, Humanities, Social Anthropology, Cultural Sociology, International Relations Theory, Spanish Studies, Ottoman History, Peace and Conflict Studies, Art, Social Sciences, Spanish, Persian Literature, Architecture, Art Theory, Early Modern History, Middle East Studies, Middle East & North Africa, Cultural Heritage, Book History, Spanish Literature (Peninsular), Middle East History, Popular Culture, Political Anthropology, Public Diplomacy, Conflict, Cultural Theory, Law and Religion, Theory of Religion, Public Relations, Cultural Psychology, Identity (Culture), Cross-Cultural Psychology, Ottoman Archaeology, Central Asian Studies, Persian Language, History of Iran, Diplomatic Studies, Cultural Landscapes, Cultural Politics, Spanish History, Mediterranean Studies, Culture, Central Asia (History), Islam in Europe, Religion & the Public Sphere, Study of Religions, Cross-Cultural Studies, Ottoman Studies, Anthropology Of Art, Culture Studies, Diplomatics, Turkish and Middle East Studies, Islamic Art, Religion, Media, and Culture, Cultural Identity, Diplomacy, Middle East Anthropology, Ancient Religion, Central Asian Politics, Mediterranean, Islamic Studies, Ottoman Empire, Cultural Memory, Modern Middle East History, History of Islam, Music And Religion, History of International Relations, Conflict Archaeology, Spain (Mediterranean Studies), Armed Conflict, Global History, Conflict Resolution, Middle East (Political Science), Ottoman Turkish, History of the Islamic World, Conflict Management, Islam in Turkey, Early modern Ottoman History, Ottoman Historiography, Interconfessional Relations in the Ottoman Empire, Ottoman-Habsburg relations, Missionaries in the Ottoman Empire, Mediterranean Studies (Area Studies), History of the Mediterranean, Islamic History, Safavids (Islamic History), Islam, Spanish in contact with other languages, Comparative Civilizations (Archaeology), International Economic Relations, Cross-Cultural Management, Middle East Politics, Late Ottoman Period, Ottoman-Turkish Westernization, Central Asian History (Area Studies), History of Ottoman Art and Architecture, Modern Turkey, Peace & Conflict Studies, Islamic Finance, Central Asia, Ottoman economic, social and military history, Comparative study of the Ottoman, habsburg, and Romanov Empires, Cultural Anthropology, Critical and Cultural Theory, History of Civilization, Ancient Civilization (Archaeology), Religious History, Ottoman Navy, Legal History: Ottoman Empire and Middle East, Ottoman Military History, History of the Modern Middle East, Economic History of Ottoman Empire, Ottoman-Safavid Relations, Modern Spanish History, Spain (History), International Relations of Middle East, History of History, Medieval Islamic and Turco-Iranian world, Mongol world empire; Seljuk, Mongol, post-Mongol, and Ottoman Anatolia (1200-1500); Comparative empire, frontier, and political culture; Persian and Ottoman Turkish historical writing, Persian Culture, Empire, Cultural Diplomacy, Art History of Ancient Iran, Economic and Social History of the Ottoman Empire, History of Islamic Civilization, Mediterranean and North Africa, Political Islam, Spanish politics, History of Diplomacy, Archaeology of Mediterranean Trade, Cultural Patrimony, Persian, Safavid Period, Safavid Persia, Ottoman, Spain, Middle East, Civilization, Islamic History and Muslim Civilization, Religious Studies, Historia, Peace and Conflict Resolution, early modern Spanish history, 16th century Spain, History of the Ottoman Empire, Patrimonio Cultural, Cultural Globalization, Antropología cultural, Safavid Empire, Ottoman Archaeology, Ottoman Palaeography and Diplomatics, Ottoman Warfare, Navy, Economy, and Black Sea Studies, Islamic Architecture, History of Archaeology in Ottoman Lands, Safavid Iran, 17th Century Ottoman History, Ottoman Diplomacy and Europe, Gestión Cultural, Ottomans, Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal History, História, Histoire, Global Health Diplomacy, Historia Cultural, Mongolian and Central Asian Studies, Diplomacia, Architettura, Gestion Cultural, Clash of Civilization, Philip II, The Impact of Politics on Religion in Pre-Modern and Modern Central Asia, Patrimonio, Politics and International relations, Modern and Contemporary Spanish Literature, Public Diplomacy and Strategic Communication, Ottoman Empire Intelligence and Security (17th Century), Inter-civilization contact and conflict, Mughal Empire, Deccan kingdoms, Indo-Persian culture, Timurid and Safavid history, Islam and Sufism in South Asia, Safavids, Felipe II 23, Diplomacy and international relations, Philippe II, Humanidades, History of Central Asia, Safavids and Ottomans History and Literature, Persia in Crisis: Safavid Decline and the Fall of Isfahan, Civilización, Felipe II, conflict & Development, Safavid, Philip III of Spain, Ottoman Turkish historical writing, Ottoman Anatolia (1200-1500) Comparative empire, political culture Persian, Strategi DIplomasi, Phillip II, Philip II of Spain, History and Civilization, Conflict and Conflict Resolution, Persian History (From the Safavids to the Qajars), Post Conflict Issues, Mediterranean Politics, History of Safavid, Central Asian Societies, Phillip II of Spain, and Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asian Politics)

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Religion, Native American Religions, American History, Social Movements, Sociology of Religion, and 173 more

(Black Studies Or African American Studies, Native American Studies, Appalachian Studies, American Politics, Roman History, French History, Celtic Studies, History of Religion, British History, Higher Education, Graduate Education, Colonial America, Religion and Politics, American Indian History, Southern Studies (U.S. South), Anthropology Of Religion, War Studies, British Politics, Psychology of Religion, Calvinism, Anabaptism, Slavery, Enlightenment, History of Slavery, Colonialism, American Religion, Sociology of islam, Science and Religion, Eighteenth-Century British History and Culture, Religion & the Public Sphere, Stratification and Power, Southern History, Congregational Studies, Social Stratification, Presbyterianism, Intellectual History of Enlightenment, Protestantism, Anglicanism (Anglicanism), Anabaptist Theology, History of Roman Catholicism, Secularization, French colonial Indochina, History of Islam, British Empire, Contemporary Movements and Trends in Islam, Colonization (British Empire), Enlightenment economic ideas, British Imperial and Colonial History (1600 - ), Native American, American Revolution, Islam, John Calvin, Early Islam, Celtic History, Learning And Teaching In Higher Education, British Imperialism, Secularisms and Secularities, Appalachian and Southern Religion, Anabaptist Studies, Sociology of Slavery, Pietism, Puritans, 18th Century Enlightenment, American Protestantism, Roman Empire, Methodism, Religious History, Enlightenment Political Thought, European Enlightenment, Religion and Violence, Anglican Church History, High Church Anglicanism, History of the British Empire, 17th century England, German Pietism, Native American Anthropology, Native American (History), Roman Catholicism, Warfare, English Puritanism, Religious Fundamentalism, Islamic History and Muslim Civilization, Muslim, Philosophy of the Enlightenment, Holy War, American Indian Studies, Anglican Theology, Rebellion, German Colonialism, Black Slavery between Africa and the USA, American Revolutionary ideology, Secularism, Roman colonisation, Church of England, Appalachian History, Slavery in the Americas, American and Native American History, Eighteenth Century Radical Enlightenment, the Enlightenment, Religious Revivals, American Revolutionary War, History of Power, Rebellion and Freedom, Puritanism, Awakening, Apologetics, Great Awakening, American Puritanism, The Episcopal Church, Mecca, Shakers, Antichrist, Anglican Church, Protestant Reformation, Revivalism, Quakers, Anglican Communion, Early American History (colonial, revolutionary, and early republic), History of the Great Awakening Movement, Fundamentalist Christianity, Appalachia, Eighteenth-Century British History and the American Revolution, Ecclesiology, Missional Church, Congregational Ministry, Druids, Salvation, Moslem, Native American spirituality, Roman colonization, Anabaptists, eighteenth century Methodism, Great Britain, Maji Maji War, History of the Americas/ slavery/ African and American History, Anglican Studies, Religious War, Puritanism, History of Methodism, Anglicanism, Anabaptist History and Theology, History and Development of Anglicanism, Congregationalism, Roman Catholic church, Early American Methodism, Druid history and culture, American History Revolutionary War, Slaves, Native American Religious Traditions of the Americas, Native American and Indigenous Studies, Anabaptist Hermeneutics, Quakers in the 18th century, Seventeenth century Quakers, Episcopal Church history, History of Southern Appalachia, Southern Appalachia history, Radical Enlightenment, German East Africa, Religious Society of Friends Quakers, History of the Church of England, Religious Warfare, American and Great Britain politics, Presbyterian Church History, History of Protestantism, Realtors in Quakers Hill, Anabaptist and Pietist Studies, The Puritans, Anti Christ, Enlightenment Period, Theory and Rebellion and Revolution, Appalachian Cultural History, Religious Revivalism, Pilgramage, Religion and Warfare, American Colonial History, History of Great Britain, Contemporary Muslim society, and Enlighttenment)

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More Info: A short introduction to a byzantine "ampulla" found in the Northwest of the Iberian Peninsula.

Publication Date: 2004

Publication Name: F. Singul and J. Suárez ed.,F. Singul y J. Suárez ed., Ata os confins do Mundo. Diálogos entre Santiago e o Mar / To the Ends of the World: Santiago and the living Sea (Vigo 2004), p. 74 y 291.

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