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The Medieval Salento Art And Identity In Southern Italy Linda Safran

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The Medieval Salento Art And Identity In Southern Italy Linda Safran
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Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 29.15 MB
Pages: 480
Author: Linda Safran
ISBN: 9780812208917, 0812208919
Language: English
Year: 2014

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The Medieval Salento Art And Identity In Southern Italy Linda Safran by Linda Safran 9780812208917, 0812208919 instant download after payment.

The Medieval Salento explores the visual and material culture of people who lived and died in this region between the ninth and fifteenth centuries, showing the ways Jews, Orthodox Christians, and Roman-rite Christians used images, artifacts, and texts in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin to construct both independent and intersecting identities.


The Medieval Salento explores the visual and material culture of people who lived and died in this region between the ninth and fifteenth centuries, showing the ways Jews, Orthodox Christians, and Roman-rite Christians used images, artifacts, and texts in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin to construct both independent and intersecting identities.

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