Preliminary Material
pp.: i–xviii
The Medieval History of Palermo in a New Light
pp.: 1–7 (7)
1. Palermo in the Eastern Roman Empire
pp.: 9–38 (30)
2. Islamic Palermo and the d?r al-isl?m: Politics, Society and the Economy (from the mid-9th to the mid-11th Century)
pp.: 39–59 (21)
3. From a Small Town to a Capital: The Urban Evolution of Islamic Palermo (9th–mid-11th Century)
pp.: 61–88 (28)
4. Palermo Experienced, Palermo Imagined. Arabic and Islamic Culture between the 9th and the 12th Century
pp.: 89–129 (41)
5. Norman Palermo: The Capital of a Kingdom or the Dream Scene of an Empire?
pp.: 131–137 (7)
6. Norman Palermo: Architecture between the 11th and 12th Century
pp.: 139–194 (56)
7. Palermo in the 12th Century: Transformations in forma urbis
pp.: 195–232 (38)
8. Palermo in the 14th–15th Century: Urban Economy and Trade
pp.: 233–268 (36)
9. Palermo in the 14th–15th Century: The Urban Society
pp.: 269–296 (28)
10. Palermo as a Stage for, and a Mirror of, Political Developments from the 12th to the 15th Century
pp.: 297–323 (27)
11. The City of Foreigners: Palermo and the Mediterranean from the 11th to the 15th Century
pp.: 325–348 (24)
12. R eligious Palermo: A Panorama between the 12th and the 15th Centuries
pp.: 349–382 (34)
13. Monreale from Its Origin to the End of the Middle Ages
pp.: 383–412 (30)
14. Linguistic Cultures and Textual Production in Palermo, from the End of the 11th to the End of the 15th Century
pp.: 413–436 (24)
15. The Jews of Palermo from Late Antiquity to the Expulsion (598–1492–93)
pp.: 437–485 (49)
16. Citizens and Freedom in Medieval Sicily
pp.: 487–523 (37)
Indicative Bibliography
pp.: 525–528 (4)
Index
pp.: 529–542 (14)