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The Legend of St. George: From Martyr to Dragon-Slayer

The Legend of St. George: From Martyr to Dragon-Slayer

Few legends have traveled as far and wide, or evolved as dramatically, as that of…

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From Golden Age to Chaos: The Dramatic End of the Caliphate of Córdoba

From Golden Age to Chaos: The Dramatic End of the Caliphate of Córdoba

The year 1031 stands as a watershed in the history of medieval Spain, marking the…

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How Severed Heads and Fingernails Became Medieval Sacred Treasures

How Severed Heads and Fingernails Became Medieval Sacred Treasures

The veneration of relics was a cornerstone of religious life in medieval Europe, intertwining faith,…

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How a Tiny Sect Toppled Rome’s Gods

How a Tiny Sect Toppled Rome’s Gods

The story of Christianity’s rise from a small, marginalized sect in the eastern provinces of…

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Slaughter in the Name of God: The Albigensian Crusade’s Shocking Atrocities

Slaughter in the Name of God: The Albigensian Crusade’s Shocking Atrocities

The Albigensian Crusade, a dark chapter in medieval European history, was a brutal campaign that…

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The Rule of the Harlots: A Turbulent Chapter in Papal History

The Rule of the Harlots: A Turbulent Chapter in Papal History

The “Rule of the Harlots,” also known as the Saeculum obscurum or Pornocracy, marks one of the…

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The Viking King Who Became an English Saint: St. Olaf’s Legacy

The Viking King Who Became an English Saint: St. Olaf’s Legacy

Few figures from the Viking Age have left a legacy as complex and enduring as…

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Nicholas Breakspear the first English pope Adrian IV

The English Pope Who Sparked 800 Years of Irish Pain

Nicholas Breakspear, known to history as Pope Adrian IV, holds the unique distinction of being…

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The Clever Political Manoeuvre That Won The Pope A Kingdom

The Clever Political Manoeuvre That Won The Pope A Kingdom

The year 754 CE marked a crucial moment in Dark Ages European history, as it…

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Archbishop Thomas Becket: the Most Infamous Murder in Medieval England

Archbishop Thomas Becket: the Most Infamous Murder in Medieval England

The assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral on December 29, 1170, was a…

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The Knights Hospitallers: From Jerusalem To Acre,  Cyprus, Rhodes Then Finally Malta

The Knights Hospitallers: From Jerusalem To Acre, Cyprus, Rhodes Then Finally Malta

The year 1113 marked a pivotal moment in medieval history when Pope Paschal II officially…

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From Viking to Crusader

From Viking to Crusader

Sigurd I Magnusson holds a unique place in history as the first European king to…

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The Great Countess, Defender of Popes

The Great Countess, Defender of Popes

Matilda of Tuscany, also known as La Gran Contessa (The Great Countess), was one of…

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The Empire That Stretched from India to Spain

The Empire That Stretched from India to Spain

The rise of the Umayyad Empire and its expansion across North Africa into Spain and…

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Scholasticism: Bringing Reason to Religion  

Scholasticism: Bringing Reason to Religion  

Scholasticism, a philosophical and theological movement that flourished in medieval Europe, reached its zenith with…

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