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427 Literature Literature 427 LITERATURE Werner Affeldt, Das Problem der Mitwirkung des Adels an politischen Entscheidungsprozessen im Frankenreich vornehm- lich des 8. Jahrhunderts, in: Aus Theorie und Praxis der Geschichtswissenschaft. Festschrift für Hans Herzfeld zum 80. Geburtstag (Berlin/New York 1972) 404–423. Stuart Airlie, The aristocracy, in: The New Cambridge Medieval History, vol. 2, c. 700–c. 900, ed. Rosamond McKitterick (Cambridge 1995) 431–450. Stuart Airlie, Narratives of triumph and rituals of submission: Charlemagne’s mastering of Bavaria, in: The Transactions of the Royal Historical Society series 6, vol. 9 (1999) 93–119. Stuart Airlie, Towards a Carolingian aristocracy, in: Der Dynastiewechsel von 751. Vorgeschichte, Legitimationsstrategien und Erinnerung, ed. Matthias Becher/Jörg Jarnut (Münster 2004) 109–143. Stuart Airlie, The aristocracy in the service of the state in the Carolingian period, in: Staat im Frühmittelalter, ed. Stuart Airlie/Walter Pohl/Helmut Reimitz (Forschungen zur Geschichte des Mittelalters 11, Wien 2006) 93–111. Didier Alliez, Histoire du monastère de Lérins (Paris 1862). Gerd Althoff, Die Beziehungen zwischen Fulda und Prüm im 11. Jahrhundert, in: Die Klostergemeinschaft von Fulda im früheren Mittelalter 2, 2, ed. Karl Schmid (Münstersche Mittelalter-Schriften 8, München 1978) 888–930. Gerd Althoff, Das Necrolog von Borghorst. Edition und Untersuchung (Veröffentlichungen der Historischen Komission für Westfalen 40, Westfälische Gedenkbücher und Nekrologien 1, Münster 1978). Gerd Althoff, Studien zur habsburgischen Merowingersage, in: MIÖG 87 (1979) 71–100. Gerd Althoff, Das Bett des Königs in Magdeburg. Zu Thietmar II, 28, in: Festschrift für Berent Schwineköper zu seinem siebzigsten Geburtstag, ed. Helmut Maurer/Hans Patze (Sigmaringen 1982) 129–142. Gerd Althoff, Zur Verschriftlichung von Memoria in Krisenzeiten, in: Memoria: Der geschichtliche Zeugniswert des liturgi- schen Gedenkens im Mittelalter, ed. Karl Schmid/Joachim Wollasch (Münstersche Mittelalter-Schriften 48, München 1984) 56–73. Gerd Althoff, Geschichtsbewußtsein durch Memorialüberlieferung, in: Hochmittelalterliches Geschichtsbewußtsein im Spie- gel nichthistoriographischer Quellen, ed. Hans-Werner Goetz (Berlin 1988) 85–100. Gerd Althoff, Amicitiae und Pacta. Bündnis, Einung, Politik und Gebetsgedenken im beginnenden 10. Jahrhundert (MGH Schriften 37, Hannover 1992). Gerd Althoff, Widukind von Corvey. Kronzeuge und Herausforderung, in: Frühmittelalterliche Studien 27 (1993) 253– 272. Gerd Althoff, Die Ottonen. Königsherrschaft ohne Staat (Stuttgart/Berlin/Köln 2000). Gerd Althoff, Otto der Große in der ottonischen Geschichtsschreibung, in: Otto der Große, Magdeburg und Europa auf den Spuren Ottos des Großen. Die 27. Ausstellung des Europarates und Landesausstellung Sachsen-Anhalts im Kulturhisto- rischen Museum Magdeburg und die Tourismusprojekte des Landes Sachsen-Anhalts im Jahr 2001, 1, Essays, ed. Matt- hias Puhle (Mainz 2001) 16–37. Gerd Althoff/Hagen Keller, Heinrich I. und Otto der Große. Neubeginn auf karolingischem Erbe (Persönlichkeit und Ge- schichte 122, 123, Göttingen/Zürich 21994). Camilo Alvarez de Morales, Ibn Abi-l-Fayyad y su obra histórica, in: Cuadernos de Historia del Islam 9 (1978/79). Frederic Amory, The Viking Hasting in Franco-Scandinavian legend, in: Saints, Scholars and Heroes: Studies in Medieval Culture in Honour of Charles W. Jones, ed. Margot King/Wesley Stevens (Minnesota 1979) 265–286. Patrick Amory, Ethnographic rhetoric, aristocratic attitudes and political allegiance in post-Roman Gaul, in: KLIO 76 (1994) 438–453. Patrick Amory, The meaning and purpose of ethnic terminology in the Burgundian laws, in: Early Medieval Europe 3 (1994) 1–28. Patrick Amory, People and Identity in Ostrogothic Italy, 489–554 (Cambridge 1997). Arnold Angenendt, Monachi Peregrini. Studien zu Pirmin und den monastischen Vorstellungen des frühen Mittelalters (Münstersche Mittelalter-Schriften 6, München 1972). Arnold Angenendt, Taufe und Politik im frühen Mittelalter, in: Frühmittelalterliche Studien 7 (1973) 143–168. Arnold Angenendt, Kaiserherrschaft und Königstaufe (Arbeiten zur Frühmittelalterforschung 15, Berlin/New York 1984). Arnold Angenendt, „Mit reinen Händen“. Das Motiv der kultischen Reinheit in der abendländischen Askese, in: Herrschaft, Kirche, Kultur. Festschrift für Friedrich Prinz zu seinem 65. Geburtstag, ed. Georg Jenal/Stephanie Haarländer (Stutt- gart 1993) 297–316. Arnold Angenendt, Die liturgische Zeit: zyklisch und linear, in: Hochmittelalterliches Geschichtsbewußtsein im Spiegel nichthistoriographischer Quellen, ed. Hans-Werner Goetz (Berlin 1998) 101–117. Arnold Angenendt, Liturgiereform im frühen Mittelalter, in: Liturgiereformen. Historische Studien zu einem bleibenden Grundzug des christlichen Gottesdienstes 1: Biblische Modelle und Liturgiereformen von der Frühzeit bis zur Aufklä- rung, ed. Martin Klöckener/Benedikt Kranemann (Münster 2002) 225–238. An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, ed. Joseph Bosworth/Thomas Northcote Toller (Oxford 1882). An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary: Supplement, ed. Thomas Northcote Toller/Alistair Campbell (Oxford 1972). Hans Hubert Anton, Fürstenspiegel und Herrscherethos in der Karolingerzeit (Bonn 1968). 428 Bibliography Hans Hubert Anton, Origo gentis: Die Franken, in: RGA 2. Aufl. 22 (2003) 189–195. John A. Armstrong, Nations Before Nationalism (Chapel Hill 1982). Mathieu Arnoux, Before the Gesta Normannorum and beyond Dudo: some evidence on early Norman historiography, in: Anglo-Norman Studies. Proceedings of the Battle Conference 22 (2000) 29–48. Franz B. Asbach, Das Poenitentiale Remense und der sogen. Excarpsus Cummeani: Überlieferung, Quellen und Entwick- lung zweier kontinentaler Bußbücher aus der 1. Hälfte des 8. Jahrhunderts (Regensburg 1979). Aleida Assmann, Zeit und Tradition. Kulturelle Strategien der Dauer (Beiträge zur Geschichtskultur 15, Köln/Weimar/Wien 1999). Jan Assmann, Der zweidimensionale Mensch: das Fest als Medium des kollektiven Gedächtnisses, in: Das Fest und das Heilige. Religiöse Kontrapunkte zur Alltagswelt, ed. ders. (Gütersloh 1991) 13–30. Jan Assmann, Der ägyptischen Chronotop. Zeit und Geschichte im alten Ägypten, in: Kult, Kalender und Geschichte: Semiotisierung von Zeit als kulturelle Konstruktion, ed. ders./Ernest W.B. Hess-Lüttich (Kodikas/Code, Ars semeiotica 20, Tübingen 1997) 25–38. Ann W. Astell, Holofernes’s head: tacen and teaching in the Old English Judith, in: Anglo-Saxon England 18 (1989) 117– 133. 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