For books only held by the Tampa campus, I have simply indicated the call number. I have noted if books are held at several campuses, or only at the Sarasota or St. Petersburg libraries. Books that are not in the USF libraries may be ordered through Interlibrary Loan, but I recommend that you use this service only when you are reasonably sure of the usefulness of a book for your paper.
     I have included works in Spanish. No one is required to read materials that are not in English, but, if you can consult sources in Spanish, I would encourage you to do so. Some of the Spanish sources also provide numerous illustrations of medieval Spanish art and architecture; others are collections of articles that may include English-language articles.
     The bibliography will be expanded over the next few weeks to include material on most of the subjects covered in the course.

SOURCES AND DOCUMENTS: GENERAL COLLECTIONS
-Smith, Colin. Christians and Moors in Spain, 2 vols. (Warminster: Aris and Phillips, 1988). BP172.S65 1989

SURVEYS AND OVERVIEWS OF MEDIEVAL SPANISH HISTORY
-Kennedy, Hugh. Muslim Spain and Portugal: a political history of al-Andalus (London: Longman 1996). DP102 .K46 1996
-Glick, T.F. From Muslim fortress to Christian castle: social and cultural change in medieval Spain (Manchester: Manchester UP, 1995).  DP99.G46 1995
-Reilly, Bernard. The medieval Spains (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1993). DP99.R375 1993 (also St. Pete)
-Fletcher, Richard. Moorish Spain (Berkeley: U California P, 1992). DP99 .F56 1992
-Bisson, Thomas. The medieval Crown of Aragon: a short history (Oxford: Oxford UP, 1986). DP128 .B57 1986
-Lomax, Derek. The reconquest of Spain (London: Longman,1978). DP99.L69 (also Sarasota and St. Pete)
-MacKay, Angus. Spain in the Middle Ages: From frontier to empire, 1000-1500 (London: MacMillan, 1977). DP99.M23 1977 (also Sarasota and St. Pete)
-O'Callaghan, Joseph F. A history of medieval Spain (Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1975). DP96.O25 (also Sarasota and St. Pete)
-Jackson, Gabriel. The making of medieval Spain (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1972). DP99 J32 (also Sarasota)

HISTORY, HISTORIOGRAPHY, CULTURAL IDENTITIES AND THE USES OF THE PAST
-Lowney, Chris. A vanished world: medieval Spain’s golden age of enlightenment (New York: Free Press, 2005). DP99.L695 2005
-Menocal, María Rosa. The ornament of the world: how Muslims, Jews, and Christians created a culture of tolerance in medieval Spain (Boston: Little Brown, 2002). DP102.M46 2002 (also St. Pete)
-Linehan, Peter A. History and the historians of medieval Spain (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993).  DP96.L56 1993
-Hillgarth, Jocelyn N. “Spanish historiography and Iberian reality”, History and theory 24 (1985), 23-43 (available on-line through USF library)
-Rubia Barcia, José (ed.). Américo Castro and the meaning of Spanish civilization (Berkeley: U California P, 1976). DP63.7.C38 A7
-Castro, Americo. The Spaniards (Berkeley, U California P, 1971). DP48.C365 1971 (also Sarasota)
-Glick, Thomas and Oriol Pi-Sunyer, “Acculturation as an explanatory concept in Spanish history”, Comparative studies in society and history 11 (1969), 36-154. H1.C6 (periodicals, also available on-line through USF library)
-Castro, Americo. The structure of Spanish history (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1954). DP48.C31

MEDIEVAL SPANISH ART: SURVEYS AND GENERAL STUDIES
-Barral i Altet, Xavier and others. Art and architecture of Spain (Boston: Little, Brown, 1998). N7101 .H5313 1998
-De Palol, Pedro and Hirmer, Max. Early medieval art in Spain (New York: Abrams, 1967). N7103.P3 (also Sarasota)
-Taracena, Blas, Pedro Battle Huguet, and Helmut Schlunk. Ars Hispaniae, vol. 2: Arte romano, arte paleocristiano, arte visigodo, arte asturiano. (Madrid: Plus Ultra, 1947). N7101.A8.v.2
-Gómez Moreno, Manuel. Ars Hispaniae, vol. 3: Arte árabe español hasta los almohades y arte mozárabe (Madrid: Plus Ultra, 1951). N7101.A8 v.3
-Torres Balbás, Leopoldo. Ars Hispaniae, vol. 4: Arte almohade, arte nazarí, arte mudéjar (Madrid: Plus Ultra, 1949). N7101.A8 v.4
-Gudiol Ricart, José and José Antonio Gaya Nuño. Ars Hispaniae, vol.  5: Arquitectura y escultura románicas (Madrid: Plus Ultra, 1948). N7101.A8 v. 5
-Gudiol Ricart, José and W. W. S. Cook. Ars Hispaniae, vol. 6: Pintura e imagineria románicas (Madrid: Plus Ultra, 1950). N7107.A8 v.6
-Domínguez Bordona, Jesus. Spanish Illumination (New York: Hacker Art Books, 1969, reprint of 1929 publication). ND3199 .D59 1969

THE GEOGRAPHY OF SPAIN
-Houston, J.M.  The western Mediterranean world: an introduction to its regional landscapes (New York: Praeger, 1967). GB178.H6 1967 (also St. Pete)
-Delano-Smith, Catherine. Western Mediterranean Europe: a historical geography of Italy, Spain and Southern France since the Neolithic (London: Academic Press, 1979).  D974.S64 (also St. Pete and Sarasota)

PREHISTORY AND ROMAN SPAIN
-Curchin, Leonard A. The romanization of central Spain: complexity, diversity, and change in a provincial hinterland (London: Routledge, 2004). DP95.C87 2004
-Haley, Evan. “Town and country: the acculturation of Spain”, Journal of Roman archaeology 10 (1997), 495-503. DG11.J68 (periodicals)
-Fear, A.T. Rome and Baetica; urbanization in southern Spain, c. 50 BC-AD 150 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1996).  DP302.A49 F43 1996
-Richardson, J. S. The Romans in Spain (Oxford: Blackwell, 1996). DP94 .R54 1996 (also available on-line through USF library)
-Fernandez Castro, Maria Cruz. Iberia in prehistory (Oxford: Blackwell, 1995). GN778.22.S72 F45 1995
-Curchin, L. A. Roman Spain: conquest and assimilation (London: Routledge, 1991). DP94.C87 1991
-Curchin, L. A. The local magistrates of Roman Spain (Toronto: U Toronto P, 1990). DP94.C87 1990
-Harrison, R. J. Spain at the dawn of history (London: Thames and Hudson,1988). DP44 .H277 1988 (also St. Pete)
-Keay, S. J. Roman Spain (Berkeley: U California P, 1988). DP94 .K4 1988 (also St. Pete)
-Richardson, J. S. Hispaniae: Spain and the development of Roman imperialism, 218-82 BC (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986). DP94 .R53 1986
-González, J. “The Lex Irnitana: a new Flavian municipal law”, Journal of Roman studies 76 (1986), 147-243. DG11.J6 (periodicals) (also available on-line through USF library)
-Mackie, Nicola. Local administration in Roman Spain, A.D. 14-212 (Oxford, 1983) (not at USF)
-Syme, Ronald. “The conquest of northwest Spain”, in Roman papers, ed. Ernst Badian (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1979), vol. 2, pp. 825-54. DG209 .S95

EARLY MEDIEVAL SPAIN (CHRISTIAN AND MUSLIM): SURVEYS, COLLECTIONS OF ARTICLES, AND GENERAL WORKS
-Collins, Roger. Early Medieval Spain: unity in diversity, 400-1000. 2nd edition (London: MacMillan, 1995). DP96 .C649 1995 (includes an extensive discussion of additional bibliography)
-Glick, Thomas F. Islamic and Christian Spain in the early Middle Ages (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1979). DP99 .G47 (available on-line through the LIBRO website)

LATE ANTIQUITY AND THE VISIGOTHIC PERIOD
-sources
-Fear, A. T. (ed.). Lives of the Visigothic Fathers (Liverpool: Liverpool UP, 1997). BR1024 .L58 1997
-Burgess, R.W (ed.).  The ‘Chronicle’ of Hydatius and the ‘Consularia Constantinopolitana’ (Oxford: Clarendon Press 1993). DG319 .I313 1993
-studies   
-Collins, Roger. Visigothic Spain, 409-711 (Malden, Ma.: Blackwell, 2004). DP96 .C653 2004
-Kulikowski, Michael. Late Roman Spain and its cities (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 2004). HT145.S7 K838 2004
-Carr, Karen Eva. Vandals to Visigoths. rural settlement patterns in early medieval Spain. (Ann Arbor: U Michigan P, 2002). HC387.G785 C37 2002 (also at St.Pete)
-Bowes, Kim. “‘...Nec sedere in villam’: villa churches, rural piety and the Priscillianist controversy”, in Thomas S. Burns and John W. Eadie, eds. Urban centers and rural contexts in late antiquity (East Lansing, Michigan State UP:, 2001), 323-48. HT114 .U725 2001   
-Stocking, Rachel L. Bishops, councils, and consensus in the Visigothic kingdom 589-633 (Ann Arbor: U Michigan P, 2000). BR1024 .S79 2000
-Ferreiro, Alberto. The Visigoths: studies in culture and society (Leiden: Brill, 1999). DP96 .V58 1999
-Burrus, Virginia. The making of a heretic: gender, authority and the Priscillianist controversy (Berkeley: U California P, 1995). BT1465 .B87 1995 (also available on-line through USF library)
-Roberts, Michael. Poetry and the cult of the martyrs: the Liber Peristephanon of Prudentius (Ann Arbor: U Michigan P, 1993). PA6648.P6 P4773 1993
-Collins, Roger. Law, culture and regionalism in early medieval Spain (Aldershot: Variorum Reprints, 1992). DP96 .C65 1992
-Dunn, E. Catherine. The Gallican saint’s life and the late Roman dramatic tradition (Washington D.C., Catholic U of America P, 1989). PA8077 .D86 1989
-Palmer, Anne-Marie. Prudentius on the martyrs (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1989). PA6648.P6 P477 1989
-Ferreiro, Alberto.  The Visigoths in Gaul and Spain, A.D. 418-711: a bibliography. (Leiden: Brill, 1988). DC62.2.V57 F47 1988
-Hillgarth, Jocelyn. Visigothic Spain, Byzantium and the Irish (London, 1985). (not at USF)
-Thompson, E.A. Romans and barbarians: the decline of the western empire (Madison: U Wisconsin P, 1982) DG504 .T46 1982 (includes articles on the end of Roman Spain and on the Suevic kingdom).
-King, P.D. Law and society in the Visigothic kingdom (Cambridge, 1982). (not at USF)
-James, Edward (ed.). Visigothic Spain: new approaches (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980). DP96.V57 (Sarasota and St. Pete only)
-Chadwick, H. W. Priscillian of Avila: the occult and the charismatic in the early church (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1976). BT1465 .C44 (also available on line)
-Thompson, E.A.  The Goths in Spain (Oxford: 1969) DP96.T48

ISLAMIC SPAIN: HISTORY, CULTURE, AND ART
-The Cambridge history of Arabic literature: the literature of al-Andalus (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2000). PJ8417.A5 L58 2000
-Constable, Olivia Remie. Trade and traders in Muslim Spain: the commercial realignment of the Iberian Peninsula, 900-1500 (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1994). HF3685.C66 1994 (also Sarasota)
-Wasserstein, David .J. The Caliphate in the West (Oxford: Oxford UP, 1993). JN8118 .W37 1993
-Dodds, Jerrilynn D. (ed.). Al-Andalus: the art of Islamic Spain (New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1992). N7103 .A4 1992
-Jayussi, Salma Khadra (ed.). The legacy of  Muslim Spain (Leiden: Brill, 1992). DP103 .L38 1992
-Harvey, L. P. Islamic Spain 1250-1500 (Chicago: U Chicago P, 1990). DP102 .H34 1990 (also at St. Pete)
-Collins, Roger. The Arab Conquest of Spain, 710-797  (Oxford: Blackwell,1989). DP99.C58 1989 (also at St. Pete)
-Abun Nasr, Jamil M. A history of the Maghrib in the Islamic period  (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1987).  DT194.A23 1987
-Wasserstein, David. The rise and fall of the party-kings: politics and society in Islamic Spain, 1002-1086 (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1985).  DP102.W37 1985 (also Sarasota)
-Le Tourneau, R. The Almohad movement in North Africa in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1969).  DT199.L4
-Trimingham, A.H. A history of Islam in West Africa (Oxford: Oxford UP, 1962).  BP65.A4 T7 (also at St. Pete)

MOZARABIC ART AND CULTURE
-Mentre, M. Illuminated manuscripts of medieval Spain (London: Thames and Hudson, 1996).  ND803.M413 1996.
-Coope, Jessica A. The Martyrs of Córdoba. Community and family conflict in an age of mass conversion (Lincoln: U. Nebraska P, 1995).  BX4659.S8 C66 1995.
-Williams, John. The illustrated Beatus: a corpus of the illustrations in the Commentary on the Apocalypse, 3 vols. (London: Harvey Miller, 1994).  ND3361.R52 B438 1994.
-Garen, Sally. “Santa Maria de Melque and church construction under Muslim rule,” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 52 (1992), 288-305. NA1.S6 (periodicals) (also available on-line through USF/JSTOR)
-Williams, John and Barbara Shailor (eds.). A Spanish apocalypse: the Morgan Beatus manuscript (New York: Braziller, 1991) ND3361.R52 B436 1991. 
-Wolf, Kenneth Baxter. Christian martyrs in Muslim Spain (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1988).  BX4659.S8 W65 1988. (also available on-line through LIBRO)
-Wolf, Kenneth Baxter. “The earliest Spanish Christian views of Islam,” Church history 55 (1986), 281-93. BR1.C55 (periodicals) (also available on-line through USF/JSTOR)
-Williams, John. Early Spanish manuscript illumination (New York: George Braziller, 1977).  ND3199.W54 (also at Sarasota) 
-Fernandez Arenas, J. La arquitectura mozárabe (Barcelona: Ediciones polígrafa, 1972). NA1303.F4 1972.
-Williams, John. “A Castilian tradition of Bible illustration,” Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 28 (1965), 66-85. AS122.L6 (periodicals) (also available on-line through USF/JSTOR)

COMING SOON!!! THE POETRY AND CULTURE OF THE HEBREW GOLDEN AGE

COMING SOON!!! THE PILGRIMAGE TO SANTIAGO AND ROMANESQUE ART IN SPAIN

RECONQUEST, CRUSADE, CHRISTIAN EXPANSION AND RESETTLEMENT
-O'Callaghan, Joseph F. Reconquest and crusade in medieval Spain (Philadelphia: U Penn P, 2003). DP99 .O33 2003
-Barton, Simon and Richard A. Fletcher. The world of El Cid: chronicles of the Spanish reconquest (Manchester: Manchester UP, 2000). DP99 .W66 2000 (also at St. Pete)
-Stalls, Clay. Possessing the land: Aragon's expansion into Islam's Ebro frontier under Alfonso the Battler, 1104-1134 (Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1995). DP127.6 .S7 1995
-Bull, Marcus. Knightly piety and the lay response to the First Crusade: the Limousin and Gascony c. 970-c. 1130 (Oxford: Oxford UP, 1993).  BR844.B85 1993 (also at Sarasota, and available on-line through the USF library)
-Powers, J.F. A society organized for war: the Iberian municipal militias in the Central Middle Ages (Berkeley: U California P, 1988). UA787.P69 1988
-Fletcher, R.A. “Reconquest and crusade in Spain c. 1050-1150,” Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 5th Series 37 (1987), 31-47. (available on-line through USF library)
-Dillard, Heath. Daughters of the Reconquest: women in Castilian town society 1100-1300 (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1984).  HQ1147.C37 D54 1984 (also at St. Pete, and available on-line through LIBRO)
-Bishko, Charles Julian. Studies in medieval Spanish frontier history (London: Variorum Reprints, 1980). DP99.B54 1980 (also available on-line through LIBRO)
-Lourie, Elena. “A society organized for war: medieval Spain,” Past and present 35 (1966), 54-76. D1.P3 (periodicals) (also available on-line through USF library/JSTOR)
-Powers, J.F. “Frontier municipal baths and social interaction in thirteenth-century Spain,” American historical review 84 (1979), 649-67. (available on-line through USF library/JSTOR)
-Forey, A.J.  “The military orders and the Spanish reconquest in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries,” Traditio 40 (1984), 197-234. D111 .T7
-Burns, Robert I. The Crusader kingdom of Valencia: reconstruction on a thirteenth-century frontier, 2 vols.(Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UP, 1967).  DP302.V205 B8

THE POEM OF THE CID AND ITS CONTEXT
-Fletcher, Richard A. The quest for El Cid (New York: Knopf, 1990). DP99 .F57 1990
-Duggan, J.J. The “Cantar de Mio Cid”: poetic creation in its economic and social contexts (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1989). PQ6380.D8 1989
-Smith, Colin. The making of the `Poema de mio Cid' (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1983). PQ6373.S6 1983
-Smith, Colin. Poema del mio Cid (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1972).  PQ6366.A2 1972 (also Sarasota)

RELATIONS AMONG CHRISTIANS, MUSLIMS AND JEWS IN THE CHRISTIAN KINGDOMS
-Catlos, Brian A. The victors and the vanquished: Christians and Muslims of Catalonia and Aragon, 1050-1300 (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2004). DP125 .C38 2004
-Meyerson, Mark. A Jewish renaissance in fifteenth-century Spain (Princeton: Princeton UP, 2004). DS135.S7 M485 2004 (St. Pete only)
-Pick. Lucy K. Conflict and coexistence: archbishop Rodrigo and the Muslims and Jews of medieval Spain (Ann Arbor: U Michigan P, 2004). BX4705.X5 P53 2004
-Meyerson, Mark and Edward D. English (eds.). Christians, Muslims, and Jews in medieval and early modern Spain: interaction and cultural change (Notre Dame, Ind.: U. Notre Dame P, 1999). BL980.S7 C48 1999
-Mirrer, Louise. Women, Jews and Muslims in the texts of reconquest Castile (Ann Arbor: U Michigan P, 1996) PQ6060 .M57 1996
-Nirenberg, David. Communities of violence: persecution of minorities in the Middle Ages (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1996). D164 .N57 1996 (also at St. Pete)
-Nirenberg, David. “Muslim-Jewish relations in the fourteenth-century Crown of Aragon”, Viator 24 (1993), 249-68. CB3.V53 (periodicals, Sarasota only)
-Meyerson, Mark. The Muslims of Valencia in the age of Fernando and Isabel: between coexistence and crusade (Berkeley: U California P, 1991). DP302.V205 M49 1991 (also available on-line through the USF library)
-O'Callaghan, Joseph. “The Mudejars of Castile and Portugal in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries”, in Muslims under Latin rule, ed. James M. Powell (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1990), 11-56. DS36.96 .M87 1990 (also at St. Pete)
-Lourie, Elena. Crusade and colonisation: Muslims, Christians and Jews in medieval Aragon (Aldershot: Variorum Collected Studies, 1990). DP125 .L68 1990
-Bartlett, Robert and Angus MacKay (eds.). Medieval frontier societies (Oxford: Oxford UP, 1989) CB353 .M42 1989 (also available on-line through USF library) (includes: Gonzálzez Jiménez, Manuel, “Frontier and settlement in the kingdom of Castile”, 49-74; MacKay, Angus, “Religion, culture and ideology on the late medieval Castilian-Granadan frontier”, 219-43.
-Carpenter, D. “Minorities in Medieval Spain: the legal status of Jews and Muslims in the Siete Partidas”, Romance Quarterly 33 (1986), 275-87. P1.K4 (periodicals)
-Boswell, John. The royal treasure: Muslim communities under the Crown of Aragon in the fourteenth century (New Haven: Yale UP, 1977) (available on-line through LIBRO)
-Burns, Robert I. Medieval colonialism: postcrusade exploitation of Islamic Valencia (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1975). HC387.V3 B87
-Burns, Robert I. Islam under the Crusaders. Colonial survival in the thirteenth-century kingdom of Valencia (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1973). DP302.V205 B83 (also at Sarasota)

Under construction/Revised Feb. 4, 2006