Through an in-depth analysis of humanist historiography from the Low Countries, this book demonstrates the crucial importance of the Middle Ages for a political rhetoric in which the self-presentation of the historian and the definition of their homeland played a key role.

Ce colloque examine comment les judaïsmes et les christianismes anciens se sont réapproprié le sacerdoce du temple de Jérusalem de manières multiples et contrastées dans la construction de leurs identités plurielles.

This volume collects some of the papers presented at two international conferences, held in Vienna, on historical sociolinguistics and late Byzantine historiography.