Part I. Introductions | |
Part II. Cohabitation and Conflict in the Religious Borderlands - Central (and North-east-central) Europe as Example) | |
3. Religious frontiers in the Bohemian lands after the White Mountain Olivier Chaline | |
4. Religious coexistence and competition in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth c. 1600 Daniel Tollet | |
5. Missionaries as cultural intermediaries in religious borderlands Istvan Tó | |
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Part III. Churches in Action | |
Part III. Churches in Action | |
Part IV. Religious Communication | |
Part I. Introduction | |
Part II. Presence and Reception of Foreigners | |
Part II Marc Boone and Heleni Porfyriou | |
5. The Greek diaspora | |
Part III. Structures and Spaces of Cultural Exchanges | |
Part III Stephen Turk Christensen, Alex Cowan and Derek Keene | |
12. Fairs as sites of economic and cultural exchange Alberto Grohmann | |
13. Markets, squares, streets | |
Part I. Networks and Markets of Information | |
Part II. Uses and Meanings of Correspondence | |
Part III. Uses and Meanings of Correspondence. |
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