I, Claudius. Self-styling in early medieval debate
J.M. Raaijmakers
Historians often have difficulties understanding contrary figures who deviated from mainstream practices and beliefs. In the case of Claudius Turin, because his iconoclasm has been pictured as a proto‐Protestant, this image solitary was partly own creation. liked to present himself truth‐teller, defending God's honour unity church against all kinds evils. This article uses response Dungal, one learned opponents, like him connected royal court, reflect on role self‐styling in early medieval debate.
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