1.5: Myers Medieval II- Contested Empires

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    • 1.5.1: Chapter Introduction
      Christian Images on an Islamic Vessel? | Global Connections: Canteens | Islamic Iconoclasm? | Islamic Divisions | Christian Divisions | Christian Eras | Islamic Diversity
    • 1.5.2: Medieval Islam Before the Mongols
      Arts of the Islamic World: the Medieval Period | Arts of the Abbasid Caliphate | The Vibrant Cultures of the Islamic West, continued | The Mosque of Bāb al-Mardūm | Medieval Synagogues in Toledo, Spain | The Alhambra | Ghaznavid Dado Panel | Fatimid Gold Pendant | Great Mosque or Masjid-e Jameh of Isfahan | Two Royal Figures
    • 1.5.3: The Latin West
      The Vikings | Ottonian Art, an Introduction | The Gospel Book of Otto III | Romanesque Art & Architecture | Pilgrimage Routes and the Cult of the Relic | Church and Reliquary of Sainte Foy | Saint-Pierre Moissac | Romanesque Churches in Tuscany | The Bayeaux Tapestry | The Utrecht Psalter and its Influence | Durham Cathedral
    • 1.5.4: Byzantium from the End of Iconoclasm to the Latin Conquest
      Icons, frescoes, and mosaics: The Virgin Hodegetria; Vita Icons; Mosaics of Hagia Sophia; Frescoes of Nerezi; Mosaics of Nea Moni, Hosios Loukas and Daphni | The Macedonian Renaissance: The Paris Psalter, Middle Byzantine Secular Art | Beyond the Greek-Speaking Empire: Medieval Nubian Kingdoms, Kievan Rus', Cross-cultural interaction in the Middle Byzantine period | The visual culture of Norman Sicily: the Coronation Mantel | Global Connections: The Book of Morals of Philosophers

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