Ceremonial and Authority in Medieval Rome (Q167392): Difference between revisions

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Exploring power shifts from Roman emperors to popes in medieval Rome.

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English	Ceremonial and Authority in Medieval Rome	Exploring power shifts from Roman emperors to popes in medieval Rome.	Rome Ceremonial Authority Papacy Late Antiquity Middle Ages Liber Pontificalis Urban Development Church History Patronage

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	~~This cluster of papers explores the ceremonial, spatial, and authoritative aspects of Rome from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages, focusing on the transition of~~ power from emperors to popes~~, the role of Saint Peter's basilica, the influence of patron~~		Exploring power shifts from Roman emperors to popes in medieval Rome.