Christians, Jews, and Moslems in Medieval Spain [electronic resource]
Due partly to the weakness of its Visigothic rulers, partly to its proximity to Africa, the Iberian peninsula was conquered by Berbers and by Arabs belonging to the Ommayad Dynasty of Damascus. This program describes the history of Spain from the time of the first landing in 711, through the nearly 800-year-long war that ended in the expulsion of both Moors and Jews in 1492; the development of a culture whose people spoke various Spanish dialects while the official language was Arabic; the role of the School of Toledo in preserving, translating, and making known the ancient Greek scientific texts as well as Arabic treatises on philosophy and science; the rabbinic center in Toledo; and the history of the Jews in Spain.
Encyclopedia of Society and Culture in the Medieval World, 4-Volume Set [electronic resource]
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Bodily and Spiritual Hygiene in Medieval and Early Modern Literature [electronic resource]
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Caves and Ritual in Medieval Europe, AD 500-1500. [electronic resource]
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Royal and elite households in medieval and early modern Europe : more than just a castle [electronic resource]
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