Visions of the end : apocalyptic traditions in the Middle Ages /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
1998.
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| Edition: | Pbk. ed. / |
| Series: | Records of civilization, sources and studies ;
no. 96. |
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Table of Contents:
- The tiburtine Sibyl
- Antichrist in the fifth century
- The legend of Alexander
- Pseudo-Ephraem
- Gregory the great
- Byzantine apocalyptic
- Pseudo-methodius
- Beatus of Liébana
- Muspilli
- Adso's Letter on the Antichrist
- Apocalyptic and non-apocalyptic themes of the eleventh century
- Apocalypticism and the great reform
- Gerhoh of Reichersberg
- The ages of the church
- Imperial apocalyptic
- The Erythraean Sibyl
- Joachim of Fiore
- Moslems, Mongols, and the last days
- The Joachite movement before 1260
- Frederick II vs. the papacy
- Merlin, the British seer.
- The angelic pope
- Bonaventure's apocalyptic theology of history
- The Franciscan spirituals
- Arnald of Villanova
- Fra Dolcino and the apostolic brethren
- John of Rupescissa
- The Fraticelli
- Rome and Avignon during the captivity
- Political prophecies: French versus German imperial legends
- Apocalypticism, the great schism, and the conciliar movement
- The Hussite movement
- Germany on the eve of the reformation
- Savonarola and late medieval Italian apocalypticism
- Christopher Columbus.