San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80

The Franciscans in the Mamluk Sultanate from 1330 to 1516With the fall of the Latin States in the East in 1291, the Franciscans found refuge in Cyprus. However, as soon as the time seemed propitious, they called on the Papacy to help them get back their homes in Syria. In 1333, they returned to the...

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spelling cairn-RMA_201_0159zcRMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2014-1-page-XXIX?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.201.0159zc San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80 Granier, Thomas2014 fre Le Moyen Âge | CXX | 1 | 2014-07-31 | p. XXIX-XXIX | 0027-2841 RMA_20154 The Franciscans in the Mamluk Sultanate from 1330 to 1516With the fall of the Latin States in the East in 1291, the Franciscans found refuge in Cyprus. However, as soon as the time seemed propitious, they called on the Papacy to help them get back their homes in Syria. In 1333, they returned to the Holy Land and Beirut for good. The Mamluk sultans granted them privileges, which insured their protection, and maintained conditions that allowed them to accomplishing their duties without hindrance. The European powers also supported the presence of the Franciscans in the East, because it often strengthened their interests and objectives, as different as these may have been. This paper studies the question of the Franciscan presence in the Mamluk sultanate during the fourteenth to fifteenth centuries; their role in the organization of pilgrimages; and their relationship with city authorities.Cairn free access
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description The Franciscans in the Mamluk Sultanate from 1330 to 1516With the fall of the Latin States in the East in 1291, the Franciscans found refuge in Cyprus. However, as soon as the time seemed propitious, they called on the Papacy to help them get back their homes in Syria. In 1333, they returned to the Holy Land and Beirut for good. The Mamluk sultans granted them privileges, which insured their protection, and maintained conditions that allowed them to accomplishing their duties without hindrance. The European powers also supported the presence of the Franciscans in the East, because it often strengthened their interests and objectives, as different as these may have been. This paper studies the question of the Franciscan presence in the Mamluk sultanate during the fourteenth to fifteenth centuries; their role in the organization of pilgrimages; and their relationship with city authorities.
author Granier, Thomas
spellingShingle Granier, Thomas
San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80
author_facet Granier, Thomas
author_sort Granier, Thomas
title San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80
title_short San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80
title_full San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80
title_fullStr San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80
title_full_unstemmed San Vincenzo Maggiore and its Workshops, éd. Richard Hodges, Sarah Leppard, John Mitchell, Londres, The British School at Rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (Archaeological Monographs of The British School at Rome, 17). ISBN : 978-0-904152-58-6. Prix : GBP 80
title_sort san vincenzo maggiore and its workshops, éd. richard hodges, sarah leppard, john mitchell, londres, the british school at rome, 2011 ; 1 vol., xxviii–500 p. (archaeological monographs of the british school at rome, 17). isbn : 978-0-904152-58-6. prix : gbp 80
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