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Chapter 4: Gregory IV and the Crusades
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Chapter 2: Medieval Diseases and Responses
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Balancing the body and consulting the heavens: Medicine in Shakespeare’s time by Esther French
Ask a Librarian: Summertime in Elizabethan England by Karen Lyon
The Elizabethan Garden: 11 plants Shakespeare would have known well by Esther French
How Queen Elizabeth I spent her summer vacation by Karen Lyon
The Four Humors: Eating in the Renaissance by Karen Lyon
Happy Holidays from Elizabethan England by Karen Lyon
Medieval Period or Middle Ages - roughly the fall of the Roman Empire in 476CE to the beginning of the Renaissance, around 1500CE
The Middle Ages can be broken down into:
- The Early Middle Ages, immediately following the collapse of the Roman empire, around 500-1000CE. Sometimes called the "Dark Ages"
- The High Middle Ages, around 1000-1300CE
- The Late Middle Ages, around 1300-1500CE
The Renaissance describes the period from 1520-1650.
Several other periods overlap with the Renaissance:
The Tudor Period 1485 - 1603
English Reformation Era - 1527- 1603, when England broke with the Catholic Church and the Church of England was formed.
The Elizabethan Era - covers the reign of Queen Elizabeth I from 1558 to 1603

