Philip I of France

Introduction: The greatest of the University Wits, Christopher Marlowe has to his credit quite a few significant plays. Arguably, he is second only to Shakespeare among sixteenth century English playwrights. As a dramatist, Marlowe brilliantly reflects the contemporary Renaissance zeitgeist. However, he is ahead of his time as well. Many of the issues he highlighted in his plays would come to occupy the mental landscape of many coming generations. Edward II is one such play. It is one of the…

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Vendome, and Yves, bishop of xChartres, condemn its attitude towards women and his clothing and verbal excesses. In November 1100, Robert is summoned before the conci e met in Poitiers by the legates of Pope Paschal II to condemn adultery of King Philip l ". The excommunication then pronounced, unleashed the anger of the lord of the place, William W, Count of Poitiers and Duke dAquitaine, who, living in disorder, fears incur the same penalty, Robert Arbrissel defends the legates. Grateful, they…

they could apply it in their jobs (256).” Basically this university were for people who wanted to learn more about law or I could say it was a university of law. The first officially recognized university was the University of Paris. The University of Paris was recognized in 1200. The existence of the University of Paris were recognized by Philip Augustus who was the king of France at that time. The two universities emerged in England during that area were; the University of Oxford and Cambridge…

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[…] in a digital format. […] They form a new type of collection — a digital collection — that requires special care and preservation” (Smithsonian Institution, 2010, p. 3). Processes of digitization started with the appearance of CD-ROM invented by Philips in 1979, when technology was able to stock data. Today we live in a world where digitization is an asset but also a need. But still, a lot of museums in a global context are not yet familiar with digitization and don’t know how to assimilate…

Comparing Urban Patterns of Florence in the Middle Ages Daiveyon Monroe History 150 Land of the Free, as an American would say, but what about other countries like Europe, China, Africa, Islam, etc… Maybe these other countries definition of “freedom” differs from our own. Europe, in the time from1000 to 1500, had cities with unparalleled freedom compared to any other cities in the world (Reilly, 484). The urban patterns and development throughout these towns in Europe, during the Post-Classical…

Through a short, separate line of women, and accompanying text, the roll-maker shows that Matilda, Queen of Henry I, was the daughter of Saint Margaret, the Queen of Scotland. Margaret was a descendent of the Anglo-Saxon line of kings through Edgar the Aetheling. Malcom, the King of Scotland, was a descendent of the Scottish line of kings. Therefore, by marrying Matilda, Henry I strategically integrated himself into two illustrious lines of kings. Through the Matilda-Henry marriage, the…

contrasts with Boniface’s deliberate simony. After Boniface, the next sinner was going to be Pope Clement V, the “lawless shepherd of the West…this one/Will get soft treatment from the King of France” (XIX.76,81-82). Clement V, the pope who moved the papacy to France and who was under the control of Philip IV, is interestingly looked down upon by Nicholas as being “lawless,” despite the fact that the both of them suffer the same fate because of the same sin. This judgement could be referring…