Polonia coepit habere episcopum. The origin of the Poznań bishopric in the light of the latest research

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Polonia coepit habere episcopum. The origin of the Poznań bishopric in the light of the latest research / Ed. by Józef Dobosz and Tomasz Jurek; Adam Mickiewicz Univ. - Poznań : Wydaw. Nauk. UAM, 2019. - 151, il ; 8˚.

(Historia; no 237)

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Dobosz Józef Redakcja Jurek Tomasz Redakcja Sikorski Dariusz Andrzej Autor

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Książki

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Mieszko I Dobrawa (Dąbrówka, Dubrawka), księżna Piastowie Jordan, biskup Unger, biskup Poznańska diecezja Europa; Środkowa Czechy Poznań

Treść: Jurek Tomasz: Introduction s. 7-9; Michałowski Roman: The early church organization in Central Europe s. 11-26; Strzelczyk Jerzy: Poland in Mieszko's time: the country, the people, the state, the dawn of christianisation s. 27-41; Malta Marzena: The Czech Church and the role of Doubravka of Bohemia in the christianisation of Poland s. 43-58; Kóčka-Krenz Hanna: Poznań of the early Piasts s. 59-71; Jasiński Tomasz: The circumstances of appointing the first bishop of Poland s. 73-83; Sikorski Dariusz A.: The oldest Poznań bishopric in the times of bishops Jordan and Unger (968-1012) s. 85-98; Dobosz Józef: Between source facts and historiographic facts; knowledge about the first bishop of Poland s. 99-109; Bukowska Aneta: The first cathedral in Poznań ca. 1000 s. 111-126; Jurek Tomasz: The successors of Unger - the fall and reconstruction of the Poznań bishopric s. 127-137; Pauk Marcin R.: Did the Piast dynasty have a court bishopric? The Poznań diocese and its bishops during the so-called Piast monarchy (cca. 1070-1140) s. 139-151

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