The Visigoths in Gaul and Iberia (Update)
Biographical note
Alberto Ferreiro, Ph.D, is a Professor of European History at Seattle Pacific University. He has published over 60 articles in patristics and medieval studies in prestigious journals such as Church History, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, Harvard Theological Review, Vigiliae Christianae, Studia monastica, Hagiographica among others and in published acts of major conferences. His latest books are Simon Magus in Patristic, Medieval and Early Modern Traditions (Brill, 2005) and The Visigoths in Gaul and Iberia: A Supplemental Bibliography, 1984-2003 (Brill, 2006).
Readership
For all those interested in Visigothic Iberia and Late Antique Gaul, Archaeology, Iberian and Gallic Hagiography, Heresy, Liturgy, Paleography, Social and Institutional History, Germanic and Muslim Invasions, Monasticism, Canon and Civil Law, Linguistics, and many other topics.
Table of contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Reference
General Studies
Invasions
Social-Political-Economic
Civil Law
Literary Culture
Ecclesistical
Liturgy
Patristics
Isidorus hispalensis
Pseudo-Isidorus
Archaeology
Sueves
Toulouse
Other Peoples
Collected Essays and Studia Honoraria
Congresses- Symposia-Colloquia
Addendum
Subject Index
Author Index
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Reference
General Studies
Invasions
Social-Political-Economic
Civil Law
Literary Culture
Ecclesistical
Liturgy
Patristics
Isidorus hispalensis
Pseudo-Isidorus
Archaeology
Sueves
Toulouse
Other Peoples
Collected Essays and Studia Honoraria
Congresses- Symposia-Colloquia
Addendum
Subject Index
Author Index
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