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From Pisa to the patriarchate: chapters in the life of (Arch)Bishop Daibert

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Challenging the Boundaries of the Middle Ages: the Legacy of Timothy Reuter, Pages: 155 - 172

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Explores the multi-faceted career of Daibert, arguing that his early life as a prelate in Pisa and his later fame as a participant in the First Crusade and briefly as patriarch of Jerusalem have existed rather separately in the specialist historiography, and his image, similarly, has been subject to...

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Published in: Challenging the Boundaries of the Middle Ages: the Legacy of Timothy Reuter
Published: Turnhout Brepols 2010
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