Peace and negotiation
Subtitle: strategies for coexistence in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
By: edited by Diane Wolfthal.
Contributors: Wolfthal, Diane.; Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Conference
Series: Arizona studies in the Middle Ages and the  Renaissance ;; v. 4
Publisher: Brepols
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Turnhout
Language: eng
Number of pages: 265
Subjects: Peace.; Civilization, Medieval.; Renaissance.; Europe -- History -- 476-1492.; Europe -- History -- 1492-1648.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Papers presented at a the 4th annual interdisciplinary conference of the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies held Feb. 1998, Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz.
Table of contents: title: Negotiating settlements in half-Christianized societies : the case of early medieval Ireland / Michael W. Herren; title: Weavers of peace, weavers of war / Jori Eshleman; title: Towards a political contextualization of peacemaking and peace agreements in Anglo-Saxon England / Ryan Lavelle; title: Advisors for peace in the reign of Æthelred Unræd / John Edward Damon; title: The St. Brice's Day massacre and Archbishop Wulftsan / Jonathan Wilcox; title: Outside the walls : jurisdiction and justice on a gateway at Anzy-le-Duc / Carol Stamatis Pendergast; title: The conciliatory rhetoric of mysticism in the correspondence of Heinrich von Nördlingen and Margaretha Ebner / Kirsten M. Christensen; title: The rite of the jar : apostasy and reconciliation in the medieval Coptic Orthodox church / L.S.B. MacCoull; title: Christian Caucasian dialogues : glimpses of Armeno-K'art'velian relations in medieval Georgian historiography; title: A war to end all wars? : Protestant subversions of Henry VIII's final Scottish and French campaigns (1542-45) / Ben Lowe; title: Dispositio as an art of peace in Ronsard's poetry / Cynthia Skenazi; title: Make love, not war : imgaging peace through marriage in Renaissance France / Sheila Ffolliott; title: Common goods : Jewish and Christian householder cultures in early modern Prague / Noah J. Efron.