Zdenko Zlatar
Biographic Data
| ID | 1555419 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zdenko Zlatar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zdenko |
| FAMILY NAME | Zlatar |
| SIGNATURE | ZLATAR Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Sydney |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
What's in a Name? A Critical Examination of Published and Website Sources on the Dualism of the Cathars in Languedoc
This article addresses Mark Pegg's two books in which he has rejected the traditional, orthodox view of Catharism as a dualist movement and church in the south of France, in this case Languedoc, by examining the extant inquisitorial sources. It argues that, regardless of what they called themselves or they were called by their enemies, the so‐called “good men” were indeed dualists
The Building of Yugoslavia
Three full brothers were building a city, Three full brothers, three Mrljavcevices: The first brother was King Vukasin, The second was Voivode Ugljesa, The third was Mrljavcevic Gojko; They were building Skadar on the Bojana, They were building for full three years, For three years with three hundred masons, But they could not lay the fundament, Much less raise up the turreted city: What the masons built by the day The highland oread destroyed by…
The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Reformation
The Last Year of Michael of Serbia's Foreign Policy (1867–68)
The Building of Yugoslavia
Three full brothers were building a city, Three full brothers, three Mrljavcevices: The first brother was King Vukasin, The second was Voivode Ugljesa, The third was Mrljavcevic Gojko; They were building Skadar on the Bojana, They were building for full three years, For three years with three hundred masons, But they could not lay the fundament, Much less raise up the turreted city: What the masons built by the day The highland oread destroyed by…
The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Reformation
The Last Year of Michael of Serbia's Foreign Policy (1867–68)
The Building of Yugoslavia
Three full brothers were building a city, Three full brothers, three Mrljavcevices: The first brother was King Vukasin, The second was Voivode Ugljesa, The third was Mrljavcevic Gojko; They were building Skadar on the Bojana, They were building for full three years, For three years with three hundred masons, But they could not lay the fundament, Much less raise up the turreted city: What the masons built by the day The highland oread destroyed by…
The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Reformation
What's in a Name? A Critical Examination of Published and Website Sources on the Dualism of the Cathars in Languedoc
This article addresses Mark Pegg's two books in which he has rejected the traditional, orthodox view of Catharism as a dualist movement and church in the south of France, in this case Languedoc, by examining the extant inquisitorial sources. It argues that, regardless of what they called themselves or they were called by their enemies, the so‐called “good men” were indeed dualists
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