The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul

Summary

The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul authored liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — author (P50): Yitzhak Hen^[2].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul authored liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — author (P50): Rob Meens^[3].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's instance of is recorded as liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation^[4].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul was published by liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — publisher (P123): Cambridge University Press^[5].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's place of publication is recorded as liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — place of publication (P291): Cambridge^[6].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's place of publication is recorded as liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — place of publication (P291): New York City^[7].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's language of work or name is recorded as liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — language of work or name (P407): English^[8].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul was released on 2004^[9].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's main subject is liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — main subject (P921): Bobbio Missal^[10].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's title is recorded as The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul^[11].
• The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's subtitle is recorded as liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul^[12].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Authored works include liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — author (P50): Yitzhak Hen^[2], a historian^[13], b. 1963^[14], of Israel^[15], awarded the Corresponding Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America^[16], specialised in cultural history^[17] and liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — author (P50): Rob Meens^[3], a historian^[18], b. 1959^[19], of Kingdom of the Netherlands^[20], specialised in history^[21]. The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul was published by liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — publisher (P123): Cambridge University Press^[5].

Publication

The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul was released on 2004^[9]. Place of publication include liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — place of publication (P291): Cambridge^[6] and liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — place of publication (P291): New York City^[7]. Its language of work or name is recorded as liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — language of work or name (P407): English^[8].

Subject and Themes

The Bobbio missal : liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul's main subject is liturgy and religious culture in merovingian Gaul — main subject (P921): Bobbio Missal^[10].