Germanus of Auxerre was one of the most prominent religious figures in 5th-century Britain, the age of King Arthur. Does he have any connection to the legends?
According to some researchers, there is evidence that the medieval Britons avoided using the name “Arthur” after the time of King Arthur. Why?
Read on to find out all about Catharism and why it was deemed heretical in the Middle Ages.
Discover one of medieval Europe’s most influential religious movements: the Lollards.
More than just a fallen empire. Discover how Byzantium's legal codes, art, and military strategy laid the foundation for the modern medieval world.
Benedict IX was a scandalous pope who held the office three separate times. His pontificates were ones the Catholic Church would rather forget.
Learn what secrets the magnificent artifacts discovered in Sutton Hoo, England’s own “Valley of the Kings,” can reveal about the funerals of the early Anglo-Saxons.
Discover the key events of the 16th-century Japanese invasion of Korea and the consequences of the war that remain with us today.
