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Medieval LivesNorman F. Cantor

Medieval Lives

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In his new book Norman F. Cantor, the brilliant author of Inventing the Middle Ages and The Civilization of the Middle Ages, profiles eight men and women who are both representative figures of the Middle Ages and led extraordinary lives. Among them are Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, often called the founder of the Middle Ages and author of the first modern autobiography; Cardinal Humbert of Lorraine, the chief political theorist of the medieval papacy; and Robert Grosseteste, the founder of experimental science and the Franciscan opponent of Thomas Aquinas. Of the women Cantor profiles, Helena…

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2 editions
  • Other · English · 1995
    Harper Perennial · 224 pages · 9780060925796
  • Other · English · 1994
    HarperCollins Publishers · 197 pages · 9780060169893
BiographyCivilization, MedievalHistoryMedieval CivilizationMiddle AgesBekende mensenNew York Times reviewedMiddle ages, history