Iberia and the Mediterranean World of the Middle Ages: Studies in Honor of Robert I. Burns

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Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface PART ONE MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS AND JEWS IN IBERIA Ramon Llull and the Compulsory Evangelization of Jews and Muslims Christian Kalām in Twelfth-Century Mozarabic Apologetic in Spain Sense of Mission: Arnau de Vilanova on the Conversion of Jews and Muslims The Sources for Alfonso de Espina's Messianic Argument Against the Jews in the Fortalitium Fidei Religious Change, Regionalism, and Royal Power in the Spain of Fernando and Isabel "Pro exaltatione sanctae fidei catholicae": Mission and Crusade in the Writings of Ramon Llull PART TWO ECONOMY AND SOCIETY IN IBERIA AND THE MEDITERRANEAN Early Catalan Contacts with Byzantium An Interdisciplinary and Comparative Approach to Northern Tuscan Ports in the Early and High Middle Ages Loans, Land, and Jewish-Christian Relations in the Archdiocese of Toledo The Relationship between Conquest and Settlement on the Aragonese Frontier of Alfonso I Means of Exchange: Islamic Coinage in Christian Spain, 1000-1200 PART THREE PERSONALITIES AND INSTITUTIONS OF THE MEDIEVAL WORLD Frederick II and the Muslims: The Making of an Historiographical Tradition Dominican Papalism and the Arts in Fifteenth-Century Rome The Origins of Hospitallerism in Medieval Catalonia The 'Sainted Queen' and the 'Sin of Berenguela': Teresa Gil de Vidaure and Berenguela Alfonso in Documents of the Crown of Aragon, 1255-1272 A stemma codicum for Francese Eiximenis' Dotzè del Crestià The Struggle Against Poverty: Mendicant Life in Late Medieval Puigcerdà The Church and Slavery in Ramon Llull's Majorca Index THE MEDIEVAL MEDITERRANEAN