Heresy and Empire: The Role of the Adoptionist Controversy in Charlemagne's Conquest of the Spanish March

Chandler, Cullen J.

doi:10.1080/07075332.2002.9640972

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“… See Cavadini, The Last Christology of the West , Chandler, “Heresy and Empire,” and the articles collected in Perarnau, ed. Jornades internacionals d'estudi sobre el bisbe Feliu d'Urgell .…”

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Carolingian Catalonia: The Spanish March and the Franks, c.750–c.1050

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Catalonia is an autonomous community within modern Spain with a distinct history. In the Middle Ages the region became a key component of the Crown of Aragon, and it has attracted a great deal of scholarly attention for its wealth, power, and 'feudal revolution'. Most historians recognize but do not emphasize the earlier history of the later principality, with roots in the Carolingian period. This article draws attention to the conclusions reached by historians who have built our understanding of Catalonia's early medieval history.

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