La rumeur au Moyen Age. Du mépris à la manipulation. Europe one might imagine the Nile

one might imagine the Nile Valley as a land reserved for gods and pharaohs

Both a painter and a potter of the late 6th century BC

the only one capable of not trivializing the text and of restoring its full poetic force in contemporary French

The tradition of allegorical exegesis remained alive until the Byzantine era and until the Renaissance

La rumeur au Moyen Age. Du mépris à la manipulation. Europe one might imagine the NileRumor was omnipresent in the Middle Ages, sparing no part of society between the 5th and 15th centuries. It has rarely been approached as a phenomenon of communication between equals (among the elites as well as the humble), in socially constructive uses and revealing fears, but also demands, hopes, imaginations and beliefs. It is to renew this historical approach that this book cross references the results of research conducted on the status,