The Inheritance of Rome: Illuminating the Dark Ages, 400-1000
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George of Pisidia, poet
Gepids
Gerald of Aurillac
Gerasa, Jordan
Gerberga, abbess of Gandersheim
Gerberga, queen of the West Franks
Gerbert of Aurillac
Germani, Germania
Germanic languages
Germanos, patriarch of Constantinople
Germans, Germany
Germigny-des Prés, France
Gerold, bishop of Mainz
Gertrude, abbess of Nivelles
Gerward, librarian
Gewilib, bishop of Mainz
Ghassanid family
Ghaznavid family
Ghent, Belgium
Gibraltar, Straits of
Gildas, historian
Gisela, wife of Everard of Friuli
Gisulf II, duke of Benevento
Glamorgan, Wales
Glasgow, Scotland
Glewlwyd, door-keeper
Gloucestershire, England
Glywysing, Wales
Gnëzdovo, Belarus
Gniezno, Poland
Goar, saint
God ; see also Allah, Christ, Trinity
Godin, son of Warnachar
Gododdin, Scotland
Godofrid, Danish king
Gœrsdorf, France
Goiswintha, Visigothic queen
Gök Turks, see Turks
Goltho, England
Gorm, Danish king
Gorodishche, Russia
Gortyn, Greece
Gorze, France
Goslar, Germany
Gothia, see Septimania
Goths
Gottschalk, theologian
Gower, Wales
Gozhelm, brother of Bernard of Septimania
Great Army
Great Palace, Constantinople
Greece, Greeks
Greek, language
Gregory I (the Great), pope
Gregory II, pope
Gregory IV, pope
Gregory V, pope
Gregory VII, pope
Gregory of Nyssa
Gregory, bishop of Tours
Gregory, exarch of Africa
Greuthungi, Gothic tribe
Grierson, Philip
Grimbald of Saint-Bertin
Grimoald IV, prince of Benevento
Grimoald, Lombard king
Grimoald, maior of Austrasia
Gruffudd ap Llewelyn, Welsh king
Guadalquivir, river, Spain
Gualafossa family
Gudme, Denmark
Guðmund the Powerful
Guilhelmid family
Gulathing, Norway
Gundiperga, Lombard queen
Gundobad, king of Burgundy
Gundovald
Gundulf, duke
Gunther, archbishop of Cologne
Guntram Boso, duke
Guntram, king of the Franks
Guthrum, Viking ruler
Guy of Spoleto, king of Italy
Guy, count of Vannes
Guy, marquis of Tuscany
Gwent, Wales
Gwrtheyrn, see Vortigern
Gwrtheyrnion, Wales
Gwynedd, Wales
Gyrwa, England
Hadrian I, pope
Hadrian II, pope
Hadrian’s Wall, England
Hadwig, wife of Hugh the Great
Hagano, counsellor of Charles the Simple
Hagia Eirene, Constantinople
Hagia Sophia, Constantinople
Hagios Polyeuktos, Constantinople
Hainmar, bishop of Auxerre
Haiti
Håkon I, king of Norway
Hall of Sida
Haman
Hamdanid family
Hampshire, England
Hamwic, England
Harald Bluetooth, Danish king
Harald Finehair, Norwegian king
Harald III Hardraði, Norwegian king
Harald, ruler of Frisia
Harold II Godwineson, king of England
Harran, Turkey
Harthacnut, king of England
Harun al-Rashid, see al-Rashid
Hashimiyya family
Hastings, England
al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, governor of Iraq
al-Hakam I, amir of al-Andalus
al-Hakam II, caliph of al-Andalus
al-Hakim, Fatimid caliph
Hebrides, Scotland
Hector, patricius of Provence
Hedeby, Germany
Helena Lekapena, empress
Helena, empress, mother of Constantine
Heliodoros
Helisachar, arch-chancellor
Hell
Hendy, Michael
Henry I, king of the East Franks
Henry II, emperor
Henry III, emperor
Henry II, king of England
Henry VII, king of England
Henry, count of Walbeck
Henry, of the ‘Babenberger’ family
Heorot, Denmark
Heraclid family
Heraclius, emperor
Herakles
Heremod, Danish king
Heribert I, count of Vermandois
Heribert II, count of Vermandois
Herlihy, David
Hermann Billung, duke of Saxony
Hermann I, duke of Swabia
Hermann II, duke of Swabia
Hermenegild, son of Leovigild
Herod
Herodian
Herodotos
Heruls
Hesiod
Hesse, Germany
Hetti, archbishop of Trier
Hierapolis, Turkey
Hiereia, Turkey
Hierissos, Greece
Hild, abbess of Whitby
Hildesheim, Germany
Hilduin, abbot of Saint-Denis
Himerios, chartoularios
Hincmar, archbishop of Reims
Hincmar, bishop of Laon
Hippo, Algeria
Hippodrome, Constantinople
Hisham, caliph
al-Hisham II, caliph of al-Andalus
Hitler, Adolf
Hlaðir, jarls of
Holy Sepulchre, church of, Jerusalem
Homer
Honorius, emperor
Horic I, king of Denmark
Horic II, king of Denmark
Hornbach, Germany
Hospicius, hermit
Hraban Maur, abbot of Fulda
Hrothgar, Danish king
Hrotsvitha of Gandersheim
Hubert, brother of Theutberga
Hubert, marquis of Tuscany
Hugeburc, hagiographer
Hugh Capet, king of the West Franks
Hugh of Arles, king of Italy
Hugh of Lusignan
Hugh the Great, duke of Francia
Hugh, count of Tours
Hugh, son of Lothar
Humber, river, England
Huneric, king of the Vandals
Hungary, Hungarians
Huns
Huntingdonshire, England
Hunus, servant of Hilduin
Hurstborne Priors, England
al-Husayn, son of ‘Ali
Hwicce, England
Hydatius, bishop of Chaves
Hypatia, Alexandrian intellectual
Hywel Dda ap Cadell, Welsh king
Iberian peninsula; see also Spain, Portugal
Ibn al-Muqaffa‘
Ibn al-Qutiya, historian
Ibn al-Zayyat, vizir
Ibn Hanbal, jurist
Ibn Hawqal, geographer
Ibn Hayyan, historian
Ibn Ishaq, historian
Ibn Khurradadhbih, geographer
Ibn Sina, philosopher-physician
Ibrahim, caliph
Iceland
Iconoclasts, Iconoclasm
Iconophiles
Ida, daughter of Herman of Swabia
Idris ibn ‘Abd Allah
Idrisid
kingdom, Morocco
Ifriqiya, Tunisia/Algeria
Ignatios the Deacon
Igor, prince of the Rus
Ikhshidid dynasty
Ilduara
Illtud, saint
Illyricum
Imma, Northumbrian aristocrat
Imma, wife of Einhard
India
Indian Ocean
Ine, king of Wessex
Ingelheim, Germany
Iigo Arista, ruler of Pamplona
Innes, Matthew
Iona, Scotland
Ipswich, England
Iran ; see also Persia
Iraq
Ireland, Irish
Irish Sea
Irish, language
Irminsul, Saxon cult site
‘Isa al-Razi, historian
Isauria, Turkey
Isaurian family
Ishaq ibn Ibrahim
Isidore of Miletos
Isidore of Seville
Islam
Shi‘a
Sunni
Isle of Man
Isma‘ilis
Israel
Istanbul, Turkey; see also Constantinople
Istria, Slovenia/Croatia
Isztván I, king of Hungary
Italy ,
Byzantine
Lombard
Ívar, ruler of Dublin
Ivrea, Italy
Izmir, Turkey
Iznik, Turkey
Ja‘far, son of Yahya ibn Khalid ibn Barmak
Jacob the Jew
James, saint
Japan
Jarrow, England
Jawhar, Fatimid general
Jazira, Syria/Iraq
Jelling, Denmark
Jeme, Egypt
Jerash, see Gerasa
Jericho, Palestine
Jerome, writer
Jerusalem, Israel/Palestine
Jews, Judaism
John Cassian
John Chrysostom, patriarch of Constantinople
John I Tzimiskes, emperor
John Kourkouas
John Lydos
John of Biclar, historian
John of Damascus
John of Ephesos
John the Cappadocian, praetorian prefect
John the Scot
John VIII, pope
John X, pope
John XII, pope
John XIII, pope
John XV, pope
John, abbot of Gorze
John, bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône
John, duke of Istria
John, hermit of Gaza
John, Parisian merchant
Jordan
Jordan, river, Palestine/Jordan
Joseph ibn Ya‘qub ibn ‘Awkal, merchant
Josseran of Uxelles
Judith, daughter of Charles the Bald
Judith, empress
Julian, emperor
Julius Nepos, emperor
Justinian I, emperor
Justinian II, emperor
Jutland, Denmark
Juvenal, patriarch of Jerusalem
Kairouan, Tunisia
Kalb, Arab tribe
Karbala’, Iraq
Karol, son of Liutprand
Kayseri, Turkey
Kenneth I mac Ailpín, see Cinaed mac
Ailpín
Kenneth II, king of Scotland
Kent, England
Kharijites
Khayzuran, mother of Harun al-Rashid
Khazars
Khirbat al-Mafjar, Jericho
Khirbat al-Mird, Israel
Khumarawayh, ruler of Egypt
Khurasan, Iran
Khusrau II, shah of Persia
Kiev, Ukraine
Kildare, Ireland
Kirchheim, Germany
Kom Ishqaw, see Aphrodito
Kootwijk, Netherlands
Krum, khagan of the Bulgars
Kufa, Iraq
Kurds
Kutama, Berber tribe
Kynegion, Constantinople
Laguatan, Berber tribal alliance
Lake Constance, Germany/Switzerland
Lakhmid family
Lambert of Spoleto, emperor
Lambert, marquis of the Breton march
Lancashire, England
Landibert, bishop of Maastricht
Languedoc, France; see also Septimania
Laon, France
Latin, language
Lauchheim, Germany
Lazio, Italy
Le Jan, Régine
Le Mans, France
Lebanon
Leeds, England
Leicester, England
Leinster, Ireland
Leitrim, Ireland
Lekapenos family
Leo Choirosphaktes
Leo I, emperor
Leo III, emperor
Leo IV, emperor
Leo V, emperor
Leo VI, emperor
Leo I, pope
Leo III, pope
Leo IV, pope
Leo the Mathematician
Leo, bishop of Synnada
Leo, brother of Romanos
Leofwine, Anglo-Saxon aristocrat
León
Leovigild, Visigothic king
Leudast, count of Tours
Leudegar, bishop of Autun
Levant; see also Syria, Palestine
Libanios, Antiochene intellectual
Libya
Lichfield, England
Liège, Belgium
Limerick, Ireland