Frontier Lordship is a form of decentralized territorial authority exercised by military elites along the contested peripheries of medieval polities, distinguished from internal lordships by its strategic function in border defense, expansion, and the administration of legally and politically ambiguous zones.
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The Meaning of the Terms <i>Limes</i> and <i>Limitanei</i>
Benjamín Isaac · The Journal of Roman Studies · 1988 · 194 citations
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Zuid-Afrikaans Hospital
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Tel Aviv University
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Loyola University Chicago
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