The Mercenary Mediterranean_ Sovereignty, Religion, and Violence in the Medieval Crown of Aragon - Hussein Fancy

142 epilogue on the margins, medievalists still have the most to gain from and contrib- ute to these urgent and unresolved discu ...

medievalism and secularism 143 to manipulate credulous masses. In medieval mercenaries, Arabists like Giménez Soler saw men ahea ...

144 epilogue And in precisely the same fashion as medieval Aragonese and Castilian kings, Franco employed an elite guard of Moro ...

medievalism and secularism 145 part of wider disputes about the liberal values — above all, toleration — helps to bring the chal ...

146 epilogue exceptional or dual nature of medieval kingship — within a longer narra- tive of the relationship between politics ...

medievalism and secularism 147 phy and to recognize them as such means also to recognize that they were and are insoluble. As Go ...

148 epilogue work of Clifford Geertz, rejects this reductive view.^43 Geertz saw religion as an aspect of culture, as part of th ...

medievalism and secularism 149 the implicit understanding that religion amounts to blind adherence to community, then interactio ...

150 epilogue and rational unfolding of God’s worldly plan. To save religion, Schleier- macher privatized and encastellated belie ...

medievalism and secularism 151 remains disciplinary and hortatory.^64 It belongs to the language of dispu- tation, not descripti ...

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Abbreviations ACA Arxiu de la Corona d’Aragó ACB Arxiu de la Catedral de Barcelona ACV Arxiu Capitular de la Catedral de Valènci ...

154 abbreviations Rom. Romance RP Reial Patrimoni v verso ...

Notes Introduction See, for instance, ACA, CR, Jaume II, caixa 137 , Templarios, no. 101. Cf. the description of the Marīnid pr ...

156 notes to pages 1–4 Mudéjars from Almonezir, travelling to serve in the king’s army, were protected from seizures. See ACA, R ...

notes to pages 4–5 157 of Aragonese and Castilian kings in later periods. See Ana Echevarría Arsuaga, Caballeros en la frontera: ...

158 notes to pages 5–8 Spanish Historiography of Reconquest,” in Historiographical Approaches to Me- dieval Colonization of East ...

notes to pages 8–16 159 34 ( 1964 ): 141 – 62 ; and Antonio Pérez Martín, “La institución real en el ‘ius com- mune’ y en las Pa ...

160 notes to pages 16–18 Giménez Soler, “Caballeros”; Gazulla, “Zenetes”; Lourie, “A Jewish Merce- nary”; and Catlos, “Mahomet ...

notes to pages 18–20 161 the specific case of medieval Iberia, see María Jesús Viguera Molins, “La orga- nización militar en Al- ...