Palaces and Places: Conclusion
Ana Rodríguez
A Carolingian palace, one from the Ottonian period, a Byzantine monastery and Caliphal court of ʿAbbāsids seem to have many things in common. The most obvious is that they are places which at some time had physical reality, an architectural structure, moment material construction, also, cases, destruction - specialized offices people. Permanence impersonality, also basic institutional elements, seen fact that, as common feature different areas under study, palaces maintained royal power even absence sovereign. Keywords: monastery; court; palace; impersonality; period; permanence
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