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Department of Medieval Studies & Central European University Press
Language
English
Pages
204

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Subjects
Civilization, History, Material culture, Crusades, Cyprus, history
Places
Famagusta (Cyprus), Cyprus, Famagusta
Times
Lusignan dynasty, 1192-1474, Venetian rule, 1474-1570

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Harbour of All This Sea and Realm: Crusader to Venetian Famagusta
2014, Central European University Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction / Michael J.K. Walsh, Tamás Kiss, and Nicholas S.H. Coureas
Section one. History
Nicosia and Famagusta during the Frankish period (1192-1474) : two capitals for one kingdom? / Philippe Trelat
Stephen de Mezel, Bishop of Famagusta and his age (1244-1259) / Pierre-Vincent Claverie
Refugees from Acre in Famagusta around 1300 / David Jacoby
Apprentice artisans and craftsmen in Famagusta in the notarial deeds of Lamberto di Sambuceto and Giovanni da Rocha, 1296-1310 / Nicholas Coureas
The mercenaries of Genoese Famagusta in the fifteenth century / Michel Balard
Maritime trade in Famagusta during the Venetian period (1474-1571) / Benjamin Arbel
Section two. Material culture
Made in Cyprus? Fourteenth century Mamluk metal ware for the West : the question of provenance / Ulrike Ritzerfeld
Crusader ideology, propaganda and the art of the Carmelite Church in fourteenth century Famagusta / Maria Paschali
Identity markers in the art of fourteenth-century Famagusta / Michele Bacci
Pillars and punishment : Spolia and colonial authority in Venetian Famagusta / Allan Langdale
Harmonizing the sources : an insight into the appearance of the Saint Georgios Complex at various stages of its building history / Thomas Kaffenberger.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Budapest
Series
CEU medievalia -- 17

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Dewey Decimal Class
956.93/01
Library of Congress
DS54.95.F35 H37 2014, DS54.95.F35H37 2014

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x, 204 pages
Number of pages
204

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OL31016959M
ISBN 13
9786155225963
LCCN
2014004412
OCLC/WorldCat
863196643

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