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Paperback, 434 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:4 col., 1 maps b/w, Language(s):Italian, French, English. ISBN 9782503599465. Summary Il regno di Pipino, figlio di Carlo Magno, stato a lungo trascurato dalla ricerca storica, nonstante la sua importanza per l'Italia, le regioni transalpine e il mondo carolingio nel suo insieme. I contributi qui raccolti, esito di due convegni tenutisi a Trento e a Vienna, mettono in luce con approcci diversi e innovativi i molteplici aspetti della cultura del suo regno, la sua azione politica e militare e la rappresentazione che ne diedero i contemporanei. Questo volume, pertanto, offre un sguardo inedito su Pipino; nuove prospettive di ricerca su un sovrano dimenticato. TABLE OF CONTENTS Illustrazioni Abbreviazioni Giuseppe Albertoni e Francesco Borri, Introduzione: Pipino, un sovrano dimenticato La nascita del Regnum Italiae e l'alba di una nuova era Fran ois Bougard, De Charlemage P pin. L'affermissement du r gime carolingien en Italie (780-782) Stefano Gasparri, The Dawn of Carolingian Italy. Central Government and Local Powers Alfons Zettler, ber die Verbindungen K nig Pippins von Italien mit Verona Bernhard Zeller, Waldo von St. Gallen/ Reichenau als baiolus atque praecipuus operator in Italien L'Italia, i regna, le frontiere Walter Pohl, Pippin and the Avars Peter ?tih Pippin, Istrien und die Welt stlich von Italien Giulia Zornetta, Sempre ero liber, credo, tuente Deo. Pippin, Grimoald III, and Lombard Southern Italy Annamaria Pazienza & Francesco Veronese, Pipino e la questione veneziana. Immagine e rappresentazione di un sovrano carolingio Marco Stoffella, Pipino e la Divisio regnorum del 6 febbraio 806 Carl I. Hammer, Dilectissimus Filius Noster Pippinus Rex Longobardorum. Bavaria, Alemannia and the Divisio Regnorum of 806 Igor Santos Salazar, Visti dagli altri. I primi Carolingi nella frammentazione ispanica (770-820) Raccontare la grandezza: re Pipino nelle testimonianze contemporanee Herwig Wolfram, Pippin von Italien (781-810) und St. Benedikt in Mals Fran ois Bougard, Two Portraits of Pippin Cinzia Grifoni, Un giovane promettente. La rappresentazione alcuiniana di Pipino d'Italia nella Disputatio Pippini cum Albino (con traduzione italiana del testo) Giuseppe Albertoni, A proposito di Pipino re guerriero. I poemi, le lettere Francesco Borri, Lumen in tenebris: storiografia e identit nell'Italia di Pipino Christopher Heath, Spes Bardorum: The Dimensions of Identity in the Historia Langobardorum of Paul the Deacon Rachel Stone, Paulinus of Aquileia, Pippin of Italy and the Virtuous Nobleman Clemens Gantner, The Silence of the Popes. Why King Pippin of Italy was Hardly ever Mentioned in the Papal Writings of the Time Rutger Kramer, To Heir is Human. Louis the Pious, Charles the Younger and Pippin of Italy in Ermold the Black's Carmen in Honorem Hludowici Cristina La Rocca, Conclusioni: Pipino, identit , narrazioni e contesti di una biografia 0 g.

Paperback, 483 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:14 b/w, 4 tables b/w., 4 maps b/w, Languages: Italian, English, French. ISBN 9782503586625. Summary Gli scritti di Stefano Gasparri hanno contribuito in modo fondamentale allo sviluppo della medievistica in Italia ed Europa. La sua capacit di leggere le fonti con uno sguardo sempre nuovo e attento, ci ha offerto originali interpretazioni degli intricati secoli medievali. Argomenti di rilevanza internazionale, come la storia sociale, culturale e politica italiana ed europea, le origini di Venezia o le molteplici identit etniche delle gentes altomedievali, sono sempre stati affrontati con fresca criticit e avvalendosi di discipline, quali la paleografia, l'epigrafia o l'archeologia. TABLE OF CONTENTS Irene Barbariera, Francesco Borri & Annamaria Pazienza, I Longobardi a Venezia. Viaggio in un Medioevo mai concluso I: I Longobardi, il regno e l'Italia Cristina La Rocca, Teodorico, nonno post romano Irene Barbariera, Sexy Scars and Striking Wisdom. The Construction of Masculinity in Gothic Italy Francesco Borri, Re Clefi (572-74) Aldo A. Settia, L'insula Sancti Iuliani. Un presunto ducato longobardo Lidia Capo, Dimensione letteraria e ragioni storiografiche. Il caso dell'Historia Langobardorum Vasco La Salvia, The Smiths in Early Medieval Italy. From Social Identity to Craftsmen Specialisation Annamaria Pazienza, Mobilit interna. Lavoratori e donne in movimento nel Regno longobardo Jean-Marie Martin, Gahagium. Le mot, les r alit s et les institutions (VIIe-VIIIe si cle) Flavia de Rubeis, Un diacono, un codice, una storia. La Historia langobardorum a Montecassino alla fine dell'VIII secolo Giuseppe Albertoni, Un desiderio imperiale. Eginardo, Carlo Magno e l'elefante Abul Abbas R gine Le Jan, M moire et politique. Les rois d'Italie dans les libri memoriales de Salzbourg, Saint-Gall, Pf fers et Reichenau (fin VIIIe-d but IXe si cle) Francesco Veronese, Un franco (anzi, due) in Brianza: Gli ultimi anni di Ugo di Tours e sua moglie Ava (834-39) Maddalena Betti, Papa Giovanni VIII e l'aristocrazia romana. La fuga dei "Tarquini", aprile 876 Marco Stoffella, In vico Gussilingus. Comunit locali, ufficiali pubblici minori e amministrazione della giustizia nella Verona carolingia Fran ois Bougard, T moigner en justice Plaisance aux IXe-Xe si cles. Autour d'un breve in dit Tiziana Lazzari, Bertha, amatissima. L'azione politica della figlia di Berengario I, Badessa di S. Sisto e di S. Salvatore di Brescia, nel regno italico del secolo X Igor Santos Salazar, Judicial records as History. The case of the Regnum Italiae in Tenth and Eleventh Centuries II: Venezia, l'Adriatico e il Mediterraneo Salvatore Liccardo, Prelati sunt tituli gentium nomina continentes. A proposito del larterculus etnico del trionfo di Aureliano (HA, 33-34) Salvatore Cosentino, Bankers as Patrons in Late Antiquity Pablo C. D az, Honorio I y la Iglesia hispana del siglo VII Thomas S. Brown, 680 (?) and All That. A Problematic Turning Point in the History of Early Medieval Italy I aki Mart n Viso, El reino y las sociedades locales en la Hispania visigoda Yuri A. Marano, Le sete del patriarca Fortunato Sauro Gelichi, Il vescovo Stefano e Comacchio nel IX secolo Veronica West-Harling, The Doges and the Church of Venice. An Unusual Early Medieval Relationship III: Milites, citt , e l'Europa tardomedievale Anna Rapetti, Comunit benedettine nello spazio del Veneto medievale Sandro Carocci, Lo strano caso di Villamagna. Archeologia e fonti scritte della signoria e delle societ rurali (X-XIV secolo) Laurent Feller, L' criture de l'histoire du Mont-Cassin au XIIe si cle. Chroniques et documentation pragmatique Fran ois Menant, Choix politiques et volution sociale des lites communales italiennes. Quelques tudes de cas sur Cr mone Alfio Cortonesi, Terre e paesaggi lungo la via Francigena nel tardo medioevo. Dalla Val d'Arbia verso la Val d'Orcia IV: Fonti, metodi e nuovi indirizzi di ricerca Alessia Rovelli, Note per una storia anche monetaria dell'Italia nella prima et Longobarda Vito Lor , Rischi e limiti della comparazione. Documenti d'archivio e Italie longobarde nell'VIII secolo Antonella Ghignoli, Parole di vescovi, diplomi di sovrani. Ancora sul testo di D Ko. II. 208 Marco Pozza, La Documentazione vescovile veneziana dei secoli XI-XII. Caratteristiche e sviluppi Nicoletta Giov Marchioli, La maiuscola gotica epigrafica nell'Italia settentrionale. Il caso di Padova Gianmaria Varanini, Le "pergamene maffeiane" della Biblioteca Capitolare di Verona trascritte o regestate da Carlo Cipolla nel 1879 Chris Wickham, Conclusion Tabula gratulatoria 0 g.

Paperback, 306 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:10 b/w, 5 tables b/w., Language(s):English, Italian. ISBN 9782503607351. Summary This volume brings together a collection of essays that delve into the shifts in ideas, roles, and practices of masculinities and male attitudes during the transition from late Antiquity to the early Middle Ages. This period was marked by significant changes, including the collapse of Roman political authority in the West, the fragmentation of imperial universalism in polities, and the rise of Christianity, which all challenged the gender roles inherited from Antiquity. Within this historical context, the book explores the evolution of men's privileges, responsibilities, and burdens through eleven case studies focusing on different categories of men and manly behaviour. The volume brings to life husbands and fathers, kings and workers, clerics and warriors from both the East and the West, as revealed through contemporary textual and material sources and preserved in the physical remains of male bodies and actions. In doing so, this volume will bring to the fore new perspectives on masculinities and gender history. TABLE OF CONTENTS Cristina La Rocca, Introduzione I. QUESTIONI DI FAMIGLIA/ FAMILY MATTERS Michael E. Stewart, Marriage, Power, and Manly Romanitas in the Age of Justinian Annamaria Pazienza, When the Groom Relocates: Men's Change of Residence after Marriage in Lombard Italy Andreas Fischer, Fathers and Sons: Roles, Laws and Expectations in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages II. PARLIAMO DI GUERRIERI/ LET US TALK ABOUT WARRIORS Danuta Shanzer, Power, Violence, Pity, and Courage: Through Clerical Eyes in the Early Middle Ages Francesco Borri, Savage Dreams: Militant Masculinity between Antiquity and the Middle Ages Leonardo Sernagiotto, The Importance of Being Lothar: the Power, Violence, Courage and Impiety of a Carolingian Emperor III. CORPI DI CHIERICI, CADAVERI DI CHIERICI / CLERICAL BODIES, CLERICAL CORPSES Rachel Stone, On Criminal Priests: Illicit Desires and Clerical Masculinity Francesco Veronese, Men Moving Men's Bodies: Hagiographical Masculinities in Carolingian Times IV. QUEL CHE RESTA DELLA MASCOLINIT / WHAT IS LEFT OF MASCULINITIES Bonnie Effros, St Martial, Disciple of Christ: Apostolic Conversion Stories and the Crisis of Modernity in Nineteenth-Century France Flavia De Rubeis, La firma dell'uomo: uso della scrittura e consapevolezza di s Giovanna Bianchi & Serena Viva, Archaeology and Anthropology of a Group of laboratores from a Royal Center in Early Medieval Tuscia Francesco Borri & Francesco Veronese, Conclusioni 0 g.

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Hardback, xiv + 501 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:2 b/w, 9 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503588490. Summary In many countries in Northern and Eastern Europe, the period after 1000 saw the emergence of new Christian kingdoms. This process was soon reflected in works of historiography that traced the foundation and development of the new polities. Many of these texts had a lasting impact on the formation of political, ethnic, and religious identities of these states and peoples. This volume deals with some of these earliest histories narrating the past of the new polities that had emerged after 1000 in Northern, East Central, and Eastern Europe, as well as in the Adriatic regions. They have often been understood as 'national histories', but a closer look brings out the differences in their aims and construction. One question addressed here is to what extent these historians built on models of identification developed in earlier historiography. The volume provides an overview of several fundamental texts in which identities in the new Christian kingdoms were negotiated, and of recent research on these texts. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: The Historiography of New Peoples and Polities in Northern and Eastern Europe? WALTER POHL and VERONIKA WIESER Scandinavian and Baltic Origins Adam of Bremen's Use of Earlier History IAN WOOD National Identity in Scandinavian Chronicles (Saxo and Snorri) SVERRE BAGGE Orkney, l fr Tryggvason, and the Conversion to Christianity ROSALIND BONT Biblical Motifs and the Shaping of Ethnic Categories in the Chronicle of Henry of Livonia STEFAN DONECKER and PETER FRAUNDORFER Cosmas of Prague, the Gesta principum Polonorum, and their Western Contexts The Legenda Christiani, the Chronica Bohemorum, and the Bohemian Slavs PAVL NA RYCHTEROV Space and Identity in the Chronica Bohemorum of Cosmas of Prague JAN HASIL Helmold of Bosau and our Reading of his Chronica Slavorum JAN KL P?T? Creating Dynastic Identity: Gallus Anonymus's Chronicle ZBIGNIEW DALEWSKI 'By the Crown of My Empire! The Things I Behold Are Greater than I Had Been Led to Believe!': The Narrative Pattern Sheba Visits Salomon in Medieval Narratives (Gallus's Chronicle, Chronicon Salernitanum, and P lerinage de Charlemagne) JACEK BANASZKIEWICZ Hungarian Origins and their Political Uses Hungarian Origins and Carolingian Politics in Regino of Pr m's Chronicle MAXIMILIAN DIESENBERGER Us and Them: The Description of Foreigners and Indigenous Peoples in Master P.'s and Simon of K za's Gesta (Thirteenth Century) D NIEL BAGI Christian Identity versus Heathendom: Hungarian Chroniclers Facing the Pagan/Nomadic Past and the Present L SZL VESZPR MY Histories of Origins from the Adriatic and the Balkans Circles of Identity: The Narratives of Thomas of Split and Domnius de Cranchis of Bra? NEVEN BUDAK Grado as Aquileia Nova and Split as Salona Nova? Local Historiography and Local Identity PETER ?TIH Patria Venecia: John the Deacon's Search for Venetian Origins FRANCESCO BORRI The 'Dioclean Tradition' in Serbian Literature of the Early Thirteenth Century ALEKSANDAR UZELAC The Rus' Primary Chronicle, the Old Testament, and the Byzantine Background The Debate over Authorship of the Rus' Primary Chronicle: Compilations, Redactions, and Urtexts DONALD OSTROWSKI Creating Time, Forging Identity, Building a State: The Primary Chronicle of Rus' OLEKSIY TOLOCHKO Historiography of the New Europe: Comparative Perspectives WALTER POHL Index 0 g.

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(14,5 x 8 cm). (24 (2w)) 382 (1) S. Pergamentband im Stil der Zeit. Einzige Ausgabe. - Der aus einer angesehenen adeligen Mailänder Familie stammende Borri (1627-1695), Schüler von Athanasius Kircher, war Page im Vatikan und studierte nebenbei Alchemie und Chemie. Von der Inquisition angeklagt, floh er zuerst in die Schweiz und dann weiter nach Straßburg und Amsterdam. Dort praktizierte er als Alchemist und Arzt und hatte besonders mit seiner Syphilis-Behandlung große Erfolge. Nach Hamburg geflohen, lehrte er dort die Ex-Königin Christine von Schweden in Alchemie und anderen geheimen Wissenschaften. In Dänemark erhielt er die Stellung als Hofalchemist. Auf seinem Weg in die Türkei wurde er in Wien festgenommen und nach Rom ausgeliefert. In einer Wohnung in der Engelsburg setzte er seine alchemistischen Versuche bis zu seinem Tode fort. "If the stories told about him be true, he was a notably successful surgeon; and as for his chemistry Borrichius calls him 'celeberrimus experimentis chemicis' in his 'Dissertationes'. But elsewhere he goes far beyond that, and says that if he was later in time than Caneparius and Sala and other Italians, he was far before them 'in the exhaustless capacity of his great genius, the Phoenix of Nature, and the glory not only of his own Italy but of Europe'. Of which, if only a percentage be correct, he must have displayed qualities to Borrichius which do not appear in his writings or in the biography which has reached us" (Ferguson). - Durchgehend stockfleckig und etwas gebräunt, sonst gut erhalten. - Ferguson I, 117; VD17 39:117041B; Kopp II, 235; Schmieder 463; Rosenthal BMP 172; Brüning 2468.

4to [ca. 190 x 145 mm]; (4), 68 pages, with engraved title vignette and 7 woodcuts (ophthalmological instruments and eye glasses) in the text. Contemporary vellum. Some browning, title page with marginal restorations. -------------- The first book dealing with the chemical constitution of the brain. -------------------------- FIRST EDITION. The book divides in two parts. The first deals with the chemical constitution of the brain, in which Borri states, that about seventy five percent of the total weight of the human brain consists of water, the rest are fatty materials. Whilst Descartes (1662), Willis (1664) and Steno (1665) gave attention to the brain function, it was Borri who was the first to formulate a theory on the chemical constitution of the brain. Borris thesis obviously was affected by the uprising scientific debate on the subject. Only in 1719, Johann Thomas Hensing published his celebrated Cerebri examen chemicum, which applies to be the first comprehensive chemical examination of the brain. Not until in the 1950s, neurochemistry became a recognized scientific research discipline. --------------------------- In the second part Borri explains his method of the restitution of the eye fluid by infusion of celandine juice, a secret which he claims to have obtained from the English chemist Sir Robert Southwell. Borris letter is followed by illustrations of different ophthalmological instruments and eyeglasses with explanations. At the end the authors invention is praised in a poem by the Danish physician and chemist Ole Borch. ------------------------------ Whilst the first part of the book was overlooked by most scientists, the second part caused quite a sensation in the ophthalmological world at the time of its appearance. Although Borris method was proved ineffective, it led to important discoveries in the field of ophthalmological research. --------------------------- Giuseppe Francesco Borri (1627 Milan 1695 Rome) was an Italian adventurer, alchemist, prophet and doctor. He was a pupil of Athanasius Kircher at the Jesuit Seminary in Rome. As leader of a student revolt, he was expelled from the school in 1649. He became page in the Vatican and by the way studied alchemy and chemistry, in doing so he had contacts with the alchemy-promoting nobleman Massimiliano Palombara and Queen Christina of Sweden. After a cholera outbreak in 1656, he moved to Milan. He ranged in Quietist circles, was accused by the Inquisition and fled to Switzerland in 1659. He was convicted in absentia and burned symbolically on the Campo di Fiore in Rome in 1661. From 1660 on he lived in Amsterdam where in 1661 he became an honorary citizen and made friends with Ole Borch. In 1654 or 1655 he moved to Copenhagen, where he successes at the court of Frederick III. He also received support from Christina of Sweden. After the accession of Christian V in 1670 his reputation sank and he wanted to travel via Austria to Turkey. He was arrested in Moravia and extradited to the pope by Emperor Leopold I, who had him imprisoned in the Castle of St. Angelo. From 1678 he was allowed to move relatively freely and practiced as a doctor. After the death of Christina of Sweden in 1689, his privileges were revoked and he was imprisoned again in 1691 in the Castle of St. Angelo, where he died in 1695 from malaria. ------------------------------------- According to Michael White in Isaac Newton: The Last Sorcerer, Sir Isaac Newton attempted to contact Borri in 1669, through his friend Francis Ashton. -------------------------------------- Very rare. ------------------------ Hirschberg §319 (note); Wellcome II, p. 206; Not in Cushing, Osler, Waller nor in Cat. of Brit. Optical Assn. ------------------------------------ on Borri: G. Cosmacini, Il medico ciarlatano. Vita inimitabile di un europeo del Seicento, Bari 2001; L. Roscioni, La carriera di un alchimista ed eretico del Seicento: Francesco Giuseppe Borri tra mito e nuove fonti, in: Dimensioni e problemi della.