The Venetian Dukes in Early- and High-Medieval Historical Texts

Luigi Andrea Berto is professor of Medieval History at Western Michigan University, USA. His research focuses on Medieval Italy and the Mediterranean, with a special interest in the use of the past in the medieval and modern periods, and the relationships between Christians and Muslims. His main book publications include: Ethnic Identity, Memory, and Use of the Past in Italy's 'Dark Ages' (2022); The 'Other', Identity, and Memory in Early Medieval Italy (2022); Old Stories and Contemporary Issues in Films about Antiquity and the Middle Ages: Idealistic Thinking, Sex, Lies, and Video Political Agendas (2022); Christians under the Crescent and Muslims under the Cross c. 630-1923 (2021); Christians and Muslims in Early Medieval Italy: Perceptions, Encounters, and Clashes (2020); Early Medieval Venice: Cultural Memory and History (2020); In Search of the First Venetians: Prosopography of Early Medieval Venice (2014); The Political and Social Vocabulary of John the Deacon's 'Istoria Veneticorum' (2013).

Introduction Bibliography The Venetian Dukes in the Early Middle Ages: First Part (Early Eighth Century - 942) The Venetian Dukes in the Early Middle Ages: Second Part (942-1008) The Venetian Dukes in the High Middle Ages (1102-1229) Ducal Elections The Venetian Co-Rulers Evaluations on the Venetian Dukes The Venetian Dukes as Military Leaders Plots and Revolts Against the Venetian Dukes Index