Medieval Iceland: Society, Sagas, and PowerThe history of medieval Europe is incomplete if it does not take Iceland into account. Jesse Byock's reassessment of medieval Iceland uses all the available sources--the medieval Icelanders' historical writings, extensive saga literature, and intricate laws--to explore the way Iceland's social order functioned. |
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11. oldal
In some instances family possession of a godoró became so strong a tradition
that the chieftaincy was named after a certain family, as, for example, the
Reyknesingagoóoró and the Dalverjagoóoró. Possession of a godoró was,
however, not ...
In some instances family possession of a godoró became so strong a tradition
that the chieftaincy was named after a certain family, as, for example, the
Reyknesingagoóoró and the Dalverjagoóoró. Possession of a godoró was,
however, not ...
65. oldal
The position of allsherjargoói was held by the individual who owned the
hereditary godoró of Thorsteinn Ingólfsson, the son of Iceland's first settler IngÓlfr
Arnarson. It is possible that the honor was given to Thorsteinn and his
descendants in ...
The position of allsherjargoói was held by the individual who owned the
hereditary godoró of Thorsteinn Ingólfsson, the son of Iceland's first settler IngÓlfr
Arnarson. It is possible that the honor was given to Thorsteinn and his
descendants in ...
84. oldal
Because thingfararkaup and hoftollr brought chieftains little surplus wealth,
scholars have long postulated that a goëi realized little or no income from
possession of a godoró. The concept that a chieftaincy did not offer financial
advantage, but ...
Because thingfararkaup and hoftollr brought chieftains little surplus wealth,
scholars have long postulated that a goëi realized little or no income from
possession of a godoró. The concept that a chieftaincy did not offer financial
advantage, but ...
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Tartalomjegyzék
Evolution of a New Society | 52 |
Consensual Governance | 107 |
Integration of the Church | 140 |
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | Medieval Iceland: Society, Sagas, and Power |
| Szerző | Jesse L. Byock |
| Kiadás | illusztrált |
| Kiadó | University of California Press, 1988 |
| Eredeti forrása | a Kaliforniai Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2017. júl. 25. |
| ISBN | 0520054202, 9780520054202 |
| Terjedelem | 264 oldal |
| Idézet exportálása | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |