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Article 2023

Who Were the Slavs who Destroyed the Fortress on the River Trave in 1181? The Origins of the Imperial-Pomeranian Alliance in the Early 80s of the 12th Century

Authors / editors: Marek Smoliński

Published in: Studia Maritima

An analysis of the accounts of Arnold of Lübeck, Saxo Gramatik and German Annales, es- pecially those of Pegavian, allows us to formulate a hypothesis regarding the participation of Slavs in the battles between the Saxon-Bavarian prince Henry the Lion and Emperor Frederick I Barb…

DOI: 10.18276/sm.2023.36-11 · ISSN: 0137-3587

Article 2022

Wendowie/Słowianie/Pomorzanie jako sprzymierzeńcy margrabiów brandenburskich w 1229 r. Głos w dyskusji w sprawie sojuszy politycznych władców Pomorza Zachodniego w latach 20. XIII w.

Authors / editors: Marek Smoliński

Published in: Studia Maritima

In 1229, a battle took place on the River Plane near Brandenburg. In the battle, troops of the Margraves of Brandenburg John I and Otto III met the army of the ministeriales of the Magdeburg Archbishopric, led by Archbishop Albert II von Käfernburg himself. The mar- graves were s…

DOI: 10.18276/sm.2022.35-01 · ISSN: 0137-3587

Article 2018

ILLVIRKJAR OK ÓSKÍRÐIR. EIRÍKSDRÁPA BY MARKÚS SKEGGJASON AS AN EXAMPLE OF USING THE MOTIF OF THE SLAV-PAGAN IN THE SCANDINAVIAN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE

Authors / editors: Jakub Morawiec

Published in: Studia Maritima

The article presents Eiríksdrápa, a poem dedicated to Erik the Good, king of Denmark (1095–1103), written by Markús Skeggjason, an Icelandic poet. The poem graced the visit of Jón Ǫgmundarson in Lund w 1105, where the local archbishop Gizurr ordained him Bishop of Hólar. The poem…

DOI: 10.18276/sm.2018.31-02 · ISSN: 0137-3587

Article 2013

The Slavic Barbarian in Adam Mickiewicz’s Paris Lectures*

Authors / editors: Michał Kuziak

Published in: Rocznik Komparatystyczny

The article discusses the concept of barbarian and barbarism in Mickiewicz’s Paris Lectures. The orientalisation of the Slavs by Herder and Hegel provides the context for this study. The author of the article presents how Mickiewicz originates his language from the works of He…

ISSN: 2081-8718