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Charlemagne, King of Beasts,lingian predecessors body with oil, and clothed it in white vestments. Before closing the sarcophagus, he wrapped the corpse in a purple cloth decorated with elephants.. Otto knew what we, who have been too influenced by Einhard’s confining categories, have forgotten: that Charlemagne was also king

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Of Carolingian Kings and Their Stars,t if it became a focal point for their historical attention, and not if it was invested with meanings that weighed heavily on the earth-bound. This exploratory study moves from a consideration of Charlemagne and his stars to the divinatory and historical meaning of stars in the Carolingian age, and

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Thunder and Hail over the Carolingian Countryside,atters that rarely surface in the records of the Middle Ages. No writer in the ninth century spent much time pondering the thoughts of those who worked and managed the land, probably because it was assumed that those thoughts were unremarkable. Yet what could be more central to a fuller appreciation

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