Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades

The actors involved in the traffic of relics at the end of the crusades This article, under a reticular and typological angle, deals with one of the most constant trades during the medieval period. The traffic of relics involved after the fourth crusade a considerable number of actors fulfilling t...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Claverie, Pierre-Vincent
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spelling cairn-RMA_143_0589RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2008-3-page-589?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.143.0589 Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades Claverie, Pierre-Vincent2009 authenticsconfraternitiesConstantinopleSainte-Chapellewinagesfre Le Moyen Âge | CXIV | 3 | 2009-02-23 | p. 589-602 | 0027-2841 RMA_14360 The actors involved in the traffic of relics at the end of the crusades This article, under a reticular and typological angle, deals with one of the most constant trades during the medieval period. The traffic of relics involved after the fourth crusade a considerable number of actors fulfilling the interchangeable functions of receivers, suppliers and buyers. If the role of clerics and princes is well known in the establishment of a large exchange network, the role of laymen and confraternities never received a genuine treatment. However, it appears that the whole European continent was wishful to acquire relics in the Late Middle Ages for religious, political and often financial reasons.Cairn free access
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Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
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description The actors involved in the traffic of relics at the end of the crusades This article, under a reticular and typological angle, deals with one of the most constant trades during the medieval period. The traffic of relics involved after the fourth crusade a considerable number of actors fulfilling the interchangeable functions of receivers, suppliers and buyers. If the role of clerics and princes is well known in the establishment of a large exchange network, the role of laymen and confraternities never received a genuine treatment. However, it appears that the whole European continent was wishful to acquire relics in the Late Middle Ages for religious, political and often financial reasons.
author Claverie, Pierre-Vincent
author_facet Claverie, Pierre-Vincent
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title Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
title_short Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
title_full Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
title_fullStr Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
title_full_unstemmed Les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
title_sort les acteurs du commerce des reliques à la fin des croisades
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