Nobility

Virtus. Yearbook of the History of the Nobility 18 (2011)

by Nikolaj Bijleveld

Las casas del Deán don Juan de Córdoba: lujo y clientela en torno a un capitular del Renacimiento| Dean don Juan de Córdoba's houses: luxury and clients around a …

by Antonio J. Díaz Rodríguez

Publicado en "Hispania Sacra", 123 (2009), pp. 77-104.

A través de varias fuentes referentes a don Juan Fernández de Córdoba, deán y canónigo de la catedral de Córdoba, abad... more A través de varias fuentes referentes a don Juan Fernández de Córdoba, deán y canónigo de la catedral de Córdoba, abad y señor de Rute, se pretende recrear un ejemplo de vida cotidiana de las élites y de la red de vínculos que conformaban la sociedad cordobesa del siglo XVI.

Through different sources relating to don Juan Fernández de Córdoba, dean and canon of the cathedral of Cordova, abbot and lord of Rute, it tries to recreate an example of elite’s daily life and the mesh of links which formed the cordovan society of the 16th century.

Patrimonio, mayorazgo y ascenso social en la Edad Moderna: la familia Bustos antes y después del marquesado de Corvera (ss. XVI-XIX)

by Rafael M. Girón Pascual

Der Aufstieg der Familie Esterházy in die ungarische Aristokratie. In: Die Familie Esterházy im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert. Tagungsband der 28. Schlaininger Gespräche 29. September – 2. Oktober 2008. Hrsg. Wolfgang Gürtler–Rudolf Kropf. Redaktion: Martin Krenn. Eisenstadt : Amt der Burgenländischen Landesregierung, Abteilung 7 – Landesmuseum, 2009. (Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten aus dem Burgenland 128.) p. 13–46.

by Géza Pálffy

Plemićka obitelj Budor iz Budrovca u razdoblju od 15. do 18. stoljeća [The Noble Family Budor from the Fifteenth until the Eighteenth Century]. In: Podravina: Časopis za multidisciplinarna istraživanja, 2. (2003) broj 3. p. 5–75.

by Géza Pálffy

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Hungarian version of the study:
Egy szlavóniai köznemesi família két ország szolgálatában: A budróci Budor család a XV–XVIII. században. In: Hadtörténelmi Közlemények, 115. (2002) 4. sz. p. 923–1007. [p. 1001–1003.: Sažetak: Jedna slavonska slavonska plemićka obitelj u službi Ugarske i Hrvatske: Ivan Budor iz Budrovca i njegova obitelj od 15. do 18.stoljeća és p. 1004–1007.: Eine slawonische kleinadelige Familie im Dienste Ungarns und Kroatiens: Die Familie Budor von Budróc vom 15. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert]

[Co-authored with Václav Bůžek] Integrating the Nobility from the Bohemian and Hungarian Lands at the Court of Ferdinand. In: Historica: Historical Sciences in the Czech Republic, Series Nova 10. (2003) p. 53–92.

by Géza Pálffy

Baróni a magnáti v Uhorskom kráľovstve v 16. storočí. In: Forum Historiae: Časopis pre históriu a príbuznéspoločenské vedy, 4. (2010) Nr. 2.: Uhorská šľachta v stredoveku a novoveku. Ed. Tünde Lengyelová. [Bratislava : Historický ústav Slovenskej akadémie vied, 2010.] Rozhľady. p. 1–14.

by Géza Pálffy

Zvláštna cesta medzi aristokraciu Uhorského kráľovstva: rod Révai v 16. storočí. In: Rod Révai v slovenských dejinách. Zborník prác z interdisciplinárnej konferencie. 16. – 17. septembra 2008, Martin. Ed. Miloš Kovačka–Eva Augustínová–Maroš Mačuha. Martin : Slovenská národná knižnica, 2010. (Studia historico-bibliographica Turociensia, 3.) p. 63–84.

by Géza Pálffy

Programme of the conference "Dynastic Identity"

by Mirella Marini

preliminary programme of the "1st Arenberg Conference for History: Dynastic Identity in Early Modern Europe": Amsterdam, 6-7 October 2011

Linguaggio religioso e disciplinamento nobiliare: il «modo di ridurre a pace le inimicitie private» nella trattatistica di età barocca

by Paolo Broggio

in: I linguaggi del potere nell’età barocca, a cura di F. CANTÙ, vol. I (“Politica e religione”), Roma, Viella, 2009, pp. 275-317

Flyer Conference Dynastic Identity

by Mirella Marini

Flyer Conference Dynastic Identity

by Mirella Marini

FEMALE AUTHORITY IN THE PIETAS NOBILITA: HABSBURG ALLEGIANCE DURING THE DUTCH REVOLT

by Mirella Marini

published in Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies, vol. 34, issue 1 (2010), 5-24.

The mighty and the sage. Scipio Aemilianus, Polybius and the quest for friendship in second century BC Rome

by Michael Sommer

Unpublished paper. All rights reserved. (c) Michael Sommer.

It is the present paper’s objective to revisit Polybius’ role in Scipio Aemilianus’ life and, more broadly, both men’s... more It is the present paper’s objective to revisit Polybius’ role in Scipio Aemilianus’ life and, more broadly, both men’s importance for the intellectual climate in second century BC Rome. In addition, it will discuss the effects Greek philosophical thought had on the Roman nobility, and, vice versa, the repercussions Polybius’ moving in these circles may have had on his conceptions of the Roman state.