10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GYNAECEA»
Discover the use of
gynaecea in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gynaecea and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Phaenomenon Euporiston; Logicus
Gynaecea
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2
Women and Aristocratic Culture in the Carolingian World
An investigation of general textile production reveals that it was a widespread
craft activity and that the demand for textiles meant that gynaecea were almost
certainly relatively common throughout Carolingian lands. Women on dependent
...
3
The Carolingian Economy
Their production may be qualified industrial, that is to say quantitatively important
but also qualitatively of high standard, which seems normal for specialised
workers - as the women in the gynaecea must have been. This raises the much
and ...
4
The Concept of Work: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern
Let them cause work to be given in season in our gynaecea, . . . that is, flax, wool,
woad, red wool, madder, wool cards, knitting materials, soap, oil, small vessels,
and other things necessary there, (de Villis, Cave and Coulson, 1936, 22).
Herbert A. Applebaum,
1992
5
The Student, and Intellectual Observer
In course of time, public establishments were formed, for the manufacture of the
same products, in which women were similarly employed, and to which they gave
the same name of gynaecea. They were placed under the direction of matrons, ...
6
The Student and Intellectual Observer of Science, Literature ...
In course of time, public establishments were formed, for the manufacture of the
same products, in which women were similarly employed, and to which they gave
the same name of gynaecea. They were placed under the direction of matrons, ...
7
Womankind in Western Europe from the earliest times to the ...
plied with merchandise from these gynaecea, and Italy and other countries
sought their products. A capitular of Dagobert, of the date of A.D. 630, fixes the
punishment of a man who violated the person of one of the women of the
gynzeeeum at ...
8
The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
Mention is made of these gynaecea, inssthe Theodoslan and Justinian code, and
by divers other authors. _ _ . In imitation of these, divers os the modern
manusactories, particularly those of silk, where a number of women and maids
are ...
9
Concise Dictionary of Women Artists
This association was as characteristic of Byzantium as it was of the West. Already
in the 5th century, the Notitia dignitatum, a Roman inventory of the empire's cities,
referred to cloth-manufactories as “gynaecea”; the term continues in the early ...
10
Aspects of the Notitia Dignitatum: Papers Presented to the ...
THE GYNAECEA by John Peter Wild Fourteen procurators of fourteen gynaecea
appear in Chapter XI of the western Notitia under the control of the come s sacra
rum largitionum. With them are listed the procurators of two linyfia and nine bafia
...
John Cecil Mann, Roger Goodburn, Philip Bartholomew,
1976