Author:
Deanesley, Margaret.
Imprint:New York : Barnes & Noble, 1956.
Descriptionxii, 620 p. : front., maps, tables ; 22 cm.
Note:The Roman heritage in 476 -- The barbarian movements and settlements -- The Ostrogoths in Italy -- The Franks -- The Vandals -- The Visigoths -- Economic change -- The formation of the Eastern Empire -- East Roman imperial policy from Zeno to Justinian, 474-565 -- The Church from the fifth to the eighth century -- Islam: Origins and conquests -- The Eastern Empire from Justinian to the iconoclasts: The Heraclians -- The Greco-Roman and Christian heritage -- The Lombards in Italy -- The later Merovingians -- Charles Martel and Pepin the Short -- The Carolingian political scene -- The Carolingian conquests -- The Carolingian conquests, continued -- The Christian Empire -- The Byzantine Empire from 711 to 912: The Isaurian emperors, the Amorians and the rise of the Macedonian dynasty --The divisions of the Carolingian Empire, 814-843 -- The Carolingian Empire from 843 till the death of Charles the Fat, 888 -- Celts and Scandinavians -- The Slavs -- The Carolingian Renaissance: Schools and scholars -- The Carolingian Renaissance: The contribution to knowledge -- The Carolingian Renaissance: Music and art -- The end of the Carolingian Empire.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
