Slide list for History of European
Civilization I – Middle Ages
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Monte Cassino
St. Basil (330-379)
St. Jerome (340-420)
St. Benedict of Nursia (480-547)
St. Benedict dining with monks
St. Benedict delivering the Latin
Rule to the monks
7) Boethius (480-525) and his
Consolations of Philosophy
8) Cassiodorus (490-585)
9) Theodoric the Great (454-526)
10) San Apollinaire Nuovo in Ravenna
11) San Apollinaire Nuovo interior
12) San Apollinaire Nuovo mosaic
13) San Apollinaire Nuovo Port of
Classis and Theodoric’s Palace
14) Justinian (527-565)
15) San Vitale in Ravenna
16) San Vitale interior
17) San Vitale Justinian and his
Attendants
18) Theodora (500-548) and her
Attendants
19) San Sophia (now Hagia Sophia)
20) San Sophia interior
21) San Sophia interior
22) San Sophia construction
23) The Mediterranean world under
Justinian
24) Scribes, Tacitus (55-117) and his
Germania
25) Roman women and beauty
26) Barbarian invasions of the Roman
Empire
27) Germanic Kingdoms
28) Growth of Frankish power
29) Sutton Hoo purse lid
30) Sutton Hoo clasp
31) Germanic art
32) Prima Porta
33) King Clovis (466-511)
34) Baptism of Clovis
35) Pope Gregory the Great (540-604)
36) Gregorian chant music
37) King Edwin of Northumbria (584633)
38) The Venerable Bede (672-735)
39) Merovingian kingdoms
40) Merovingian art
41) Merovingian reliquaries
42) Beowulf
43) Charles the Hammer Martel (688741)
44) Pepin the Short (714-768)
45) Charlemagne (742-814)
46) Frankish Kingdom
47) Alcuin of York (735-804)
48) Einhard (770-840)
49) Cash economy
50) The Carolingian Renaissance
51) Charlemagne crowned by Pope Leo
III 12/25/800
52) Charlemagne’s Empire
53) Church at Aachen
54) Aachen interior
55) Aachen interior
56) Aachen interior
57) Louis the Pious (778-840)
58) Kingdom divided among Louis’ 3
sons
59) Monks as scribes
60) Lion of St. John Echernact Gospel,
Lion of St. John Book of Durrow
61) Strapwork design from bibles
62) Images of man from bibles
63) St. Matthew from Charlemagne’s
Coronation Gospel
64) Pages from Book of Ebbo
65) Lindisfarne Monastery
66) Lindisfarne Bible
67) Lindisfarne Bible
68) Lindisfarne Bible
69) Rune stones
70) Viking long ship diagram
71) Viking long ship replica
72) Oseberg ship
73) Figurehead from Viking ship
74) Viking weapons
75) Valkyries and Thor
76) Viking invasions map
77) Viking house
78) Viking grinding stones
79) Danelaw
80) Feudal manors
81) Serfs and plowing with animals
82) Serfs farming
83) Serfs harvesting
84) Feudal oath
85) Motte and bailey diagram
86) Mottes and baileys
87) Beaumaris Castle in Wales
88) Castle and manor house distribution
in England
89) Serf houses
90) Carcassone, France
91) City street market
92) Edward the Confessor (1004-1066)
93) Coronation of Edward in1042
94) Death of Edward and his tomb
95) William, Duke of Normandy (10281087)
96) Harold Godwinson (1022-1066)
97) Abbaye aux Dames and Abbaye aux
Hommes
98) Battle of Stamford Bridge between
Harold Godwinson and Harald
Hardrada 9/25/1066
99) Battle of Hastings between Harold
Godwinson and William of
Normandy 10/14/1066
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William, Duke of Normandy
becomes William the Conqueror
and William I of England, and
brings Feudalism
Domesday Book
Tower of London
Henry IV of Germany and Holy
Roman Emperor (1050-1106) at
Canossa following the Investiture
Controversy 1075-77
Pope Urban II calling for the First
Crusade in 1095, occurred 1096-99
Map of the Crusades
Crusade warfare
Code of Chivalry
Medieval banquets
Medieval music and troubadours
Scenes from the Song of Roland
Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122-1204)
Louis VII of France (1120-1180)
Bernard of Clairvaux calling for
the Second Crusade in 1145,
occurred 1145-1149
Eleanor of Aquitaine and King
Henry II (1133-1189)
Henry II and the murder of the
Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas
Becket, 12/29/1170
Scene from the Knight of the Cart
Death of Henry II
Richard the Lionheart, King
Richard I, (1157-1199)
Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry II
tomb at Fontevrault, France
John Lackland (1166-1216), King
John of England
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Magna Carta 1215
Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179)
Bernard of Clairvaux (1090-1153)
Bernard of Clairvaux
Peter Abelard (1079-1142)
Tomb of Peter Abelard and Heloise
(1101-1162)
St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)
University class
Medieval universities
Conques in France 1120 and
Sainte-Foy
Medieval column capital
Conques interior
Romanesque construction
Vezelay in France 1104
Durham Cathedral in England
1093
Durham Cathedral interior, ribbed
vaulting
Flying buttresses
Abbot Suger (1081-1151)
St. Denis in France, choir
completed in 1144
St. Denis interior vaulting
St. Denis interior choir with gothic
arches
Gothis construction
Amiens Cathedral in France 13th15th century
Amiens interior
Beauvais Cathedral in France 13th16th century
Chartres Cathedral in France 12th16th century
Chartres caryatids
Chartres rose window and nave
Notre Dame in France 12th-14th
century
Notre Dame
Reims Cathedral in France 13th14th century
Reims interior
Reims tympanum
180) Construction of Aix-la-Chapelle in
France 13th century for Louis IX
(1215-1270)
181) Palais de Justice surrounds Aix-laChapelle
182) Aix-la-Chapelle interior
183) Aix-la-Chapelle interior
184) Aix-la-Chapelle interior
185) Philip IV “the Fair” of Spain
(1268-1314)
186) Pope Clement V (1264-1314)
187) Papal Palace at Avignon
188) Papal Palace at Avignon
189) Suppression of the Knights
Templar
190) Avignon Popes; top left to right:
John XXII, Benedict XII, Clement
VI, Innocent VI, Urban V, Gregory
XI
191) Papacy returned to Rome 1378,
Pope Gregory XI
192) St. Dominic (1170-1221), the
Dominicans
193) St. Francis of Assisi (1182-1226),
the Franciscans
194) The Fall of Rome and much
warfare made the lights dim, but
not extinguished