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Papal privileges in early medieval England, c. 680-1073

Abstract:: Papal privileges were documents issued in the names of the bishops of Rome, granting or confirming special rights to individual persons or institutions. They comprise a genre of written evidence unique among what survives from early medieval Europe in the breadth of their distribution across both time and space. This thesis investigates their role and function in England up to 1073 and, in so-doing, reevaluates the region’s own place within wider continental developments. Studies of th...
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Savill, B. (2017). Papal privileges in early medieval England, c. 680-1073 [PhD thesis]. University of Oxford.

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Savill, B. Papal Privileges in Early Medieval England, c. 680-1073. University of Oxford, 2017.

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Savill, B. 2017. “Papal Privileges in Early Medieval England, c. 680-1073.” PhD thesis, University of Oxford.
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Division:: HUMS
Department:: Theology Faculty
Role:: Author

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Type of award:: DPhil
Level of award:: Doctoral
Awarding institution:: University of Oxford

UUID:: uuid:cd5c5cd5-bdfd-4fe4-a022-487faa3196df
Deposit date:: 2018-09-15

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Copyright holder:: Savill, B
Copyright date:: 2017

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