Peter Abelard /

• Luscombe, D. E

• Abelard, Peter, 1079-1142
• Philosophers -- France -- Biography.
• Philosophy, Medieval

• Historical Association,

• 0852782020

• 40 p. : map ; 22 cm.

• Includes bibliographical references.

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• Women men and eunuchs gender in Byzantium
• kings two bodies a study in mediaeval political theology
• Eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven women sexuality and the Catholic Church
• witchcraft reader
• Queens concubines and dowagers the Kings wife in the early middle ages
• Christianity social tolerance and homosexuality gay people in Western Europe from the beginning of the Christian era to the fourteenth century
• Holiness and masculinity in the Middle Ages
• Meanings of sex difference in the Middle Ages medicine science and culture
• Early Germanic kingship in England and on the Continent the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in Hilary Term 1970
• earliest English kings
• Margaret of Anjou queenship and power in late medieval England
• Great War and the British people
• Piers Gaveston Edward IIs adoptive brother
• Manhood in early modern England honour sex and marriage
• Elizabeth I
• Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart England a regional and comparative study
• family sex and marriage in England 1500 1800
• William I and the Norman Conquest
• Edward the Confessor
• Kings and Vikings Scandinavia and Europe AD 700 1100
• Wars of the Roses politics and the constitution in England c 1437 1509
• Political life in medieval England 1300 1450
• Culture in Britain since 1945
• Order and disorder in early modern England
• Alfred the Great Assers Life of King Alfred and other contemporary sources
• Norman Conquest
• Chronicles of the revolution 1397 1400 the reign of Richard II
• English medieval town a reader in English urban history 1200 1540
• England under the Tudors
• Peasants Revolt of 1381
• Reign of Edward III crown and political society in England 1327 1377
• transformation of Medieval England 1370 1529
• English rising of 1381
• Britains decline problems and perspectives
• Black death
• Plague population and the English economy 1348 1530