Mendiants, vagabonds et la contagion du crime en France : des représentations aux réalités sociales (1789-1914) by Antony Kitts

“…Since the Middle Ages, the figures of poverty and marginality have aroused ambivalent reactions within French society, permanently torn between compassion and fear. …”
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Intercambios artísticos en una diócesis transfronteriza by Marta Cendón Fernández

“…Both, live the historical vicissitudes of the High Middle Ages, and their episcopal sees are restored around the same dates. …”
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La consommation d’animaux sauvages dans la Corne de l’Afrique (4e millénaire avant J.-C.-début du XXe siècle) by Thomas Guindeuil, Joséphine Lesur

“…The aim of our study, combining along-term zooarchaeological analysis and a shorter-term historic analysis of the role of fish and game in Ethiopia since the Middle Ages, is to tell the story of this remarkable economic and cultural transformation through two voices. …”
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« Fruitières comtoises » by Alain Mélo

“…The first traces of breeders associated for merging together their milks to make marketable cheese (cooked pressed cheese) appear in the late Middle Ages (13th century). This entrepreneurial model really started to spread in the seventeenth century. …”
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An approach to the Da Vinci and Vesalio’s art: contribution to anatomical teaching by Greta Margarita Arrechea García, Adys Castro Berberena

“…From the most remote Jurassic time, the Greek civilization, the Claudio Galen’s ancient Rome, the Middle Ages and contemporary Renaissance, the Harvey and Malpighi’s modern age, as well as the 19th century considered as the "modern period" of Anatomy, where Galen's descriptive vision is expanded, and Vesalius' architectural vision, have been the arts an important factor to take into account in the science development. …”
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Écrits comptables et commerce interreligieux : les cas des registres d'Ugo Teralh de Forcalquier et de la compagnie Datini (xive-xve siècles) by Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi, Judith Olszowy-Schlanger

“…The accounting documents, directly issued from the practice of business, allow historians to penetrate at the heart of commercial collaborations between Christians and Jews, and between Christians and Mudéjars, in Western Europe and the Mediterranean Sea in the Late Middle Ages. This paper considers the tracks of economic exchanges, but also social and cultural ones, through the examination of the journal of Ugo Teralh de Forcalquier of 1330-1332, and of the accounting books of the companies of Francesco Datini settled in Majorca and in Valencia around 1390-1410. …”
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“Fruitières comtoises” (Franche-Comté, France) by Alain Mélo

“…The first traces of breeders associated for merging together their milks to make marketable cheese (cooked pressed cheese) appear in the late Middle Ages (13th century). This entrepreneurial model really started to spread in the seventeenth century. …”
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Brimer les corps, contraindre les âmes : l’institution du Refuge au XVIIIe siècle. by Christophe Regina

“…The institution of the Refuge emerged toward the end of the Middle-Ages in order to imprison women who were considered a danger to themselves and to society. …”
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L’iconographie de la croix sur les sarcophages du haut Moyen Âge en Gaule by Anne Flammin

“…In the fifth century, the instrument of torture was clearly represented and often covered with a splendid decoration of precious stones. In the Early Middle Ages, it continued to occupy a predominant place in iconography and was one of the most popular motifs in the decoration of sarcophagi from the late fifth to the early eighth century in Gaul. …”
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Etyczne warunki rezygnacji z uporczywej terapii by Wojciech Bołoz

“…This trend is sometimes justified by the exceptional value of human life, which demands both the patient’s and doctor’s heroism. Since the Middle Ages, it has been a widely accepted practice to limit the care for human life to the use of so-called, ordinary, and proportionate remedies. …”
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Les maisons du Haut-Empire de la rue de l’Oratoire à Augustonemetum / Clermont-Ferrand (Puy-de-Dôme) by Julien Ollivier, Sabine Groetembril, Julie Massendari, Laëtitia Pédoussaut, Julie Viriot

“…The site is reinvested only during the Late Middle Ages. In this time, antique constructions are systematically destroyed.…”
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Looking for the Terra di u Cumunu. Genesis, Evolutions and Perspectives of the Collective Lands of the Corsican Mountain by Gilles Guerrini

“…Probably appeared in the Middle Ages, for the few specialists, historians, or ethnologists, who were interested in the evolution of the nature of island land, they would have disappeared in the 19th century. …”
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De l’usure au pouvoir de l’argent : les métamorphoses d’un mythe antijuif à travers la caricature en Angleterre by Lucienne Germain

“…“Jewish Money Power”, the “Wandering Jew” and the “Blood Libel” (ritual murder) myths are the three pillars of the anti-Semitic iconography which developed during the Middle Ages. Throughout the centuries, their evolution has continuously reflected the beliefs and tastes of the various societies which have used them to stereotype Jewish otherness. …”
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Les systèmes graphiques de l’occitan by Hervé Lieutard

“…The original graphic development that characterized Occitan in the Middle Ages and its spectacular decay in the sixteenth century are two facets of the same history, that of the Occitan language subject to constantly changing social and political constraints, both internal and external. …”
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Analiza materiału kostnego z wczesnośredniowiecznego cmentarzyska z Wilanowa by Jacek Tomczyk

“…So, the aim of work is to examinate the structure of Wilanow’s population dated back to the early Middle Ages. The whole series is represented by 75 skulls and 48 sketetons. …”
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L’archéologie verticale ou l’étude des graffiti anciens : du document iconographique à la source historique (xie‑xvie siècles) by Aymeric Gaubert

“…The Middle Ages and the Renaissance produced a set of signs, inscriptions and graffiti that hold significance in a society of images. …”
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Cultural Routes and religious heritage: The multiple dynamics of a crossed category in a tourism context by Isabelle Brianso

“…Since 1987, geographical traces (route, trail, via/way) of the Middle Ages have been transformed into Cultural Routes certified by the Council of Europe. …”
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Triomphes royaux dans les Entrées toulousaines des xvie et xviie siècles by Colin Debuiche

“…The Royal Entry was a favored ritual of the Monarchy from the end of Middle-Ages to the 17th century. It was an opportunity for the King to show himself in his best light and to present his sacred being to the visited City, which, in turn, was organized into a hierarchy and united by allegiance. …”
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German Loans in Early English by Ulrich Busse

“…The paper outlines the contribution of German to the word stock of English in the three periods of Old English, Middle English, and Early Modern English, or, in other words, from the early Middle Ages up to 1700, and relates these words to major cultural events, such as the Christianisation of England, the Norman Invasion, the Reformation and to the beginnings of science and technology during the Renaissance. …”
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Julian of Norwich’s a Revelation of Love: A Grounded Cognition Approach to a Late Medieval Text by Katarzyna Stadnik

“…It uses the conceptions of situated conceptualisation and sociocultural situatedness to embed the work in the visual/material culture of the Middle Ages. It reveals how the mystic construes emotionally intense images, which underpin the abstract language of the text’s final chapters. …”
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