CLAS 12A: Cultures & Ideas II: Creating Barbarians (Cohen)

This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary reference work contains short articles on topics dealing with history, culture, religion, and life in Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Near East (including the Persian Empire and Central Asia) between 250 to 750 CE

This reference work provides information on the world of late antiquity from the middle of the third century to the end of the eighth century CE, with articles devoted to historical figures and places, institutions, religion, philosophy, politics, the arts, and private life.

Long the standard multivolume encyclopedia of the Middle Ages, this set contains scholarly articles on the medieval world, from 500 - 1500 CE, in Europe, the Slavic world, Asia Minor, and the Muslim lands of the Middle East and North Africa.

This four-volume encyclopedia offers comprehensive coverage of aspects of daily life and culture throughout the world from the fall of the Roman Empire through the European Renaissance. Each article explores a specific topic (such as cities, gender roles, mining, ships and shipbuilding, and slavery) across the entire world. Each topic is examined as it occurred in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Islamic world. This approach makes it easy to compare similarities, differences, and influences worldwide.

This four-volume encyclopedia covers all aspects of European history, society, and culture from 500 - 1500 CE., with particularly strong coverage of central and eastern Europe. Also included are relevant aspects of the Byzantine empire, the Islamic world, and the peoples of Asia (such as the Mongols) with whom medieval Europe came into contact.

This multivolume set provides excellent scholarly surveys of the history of the medieval world, from the late Roman empire to the end of the 14th century CE. Each volume is a narrative survey of the history and culture of the Middle Ages throughout Europe and the Slavic and Balkan regions.