John of Moravia Between the Czech Lands and the Patriarchate of Aquileia (ca. 1345-1394)

Contents
Preface
Abbreviations
Illustrations
Maps
Genealogical Tree
Chapter 1 Introductory Remarks
	1 The Background: the Luxembourg Dynasty in the Empire, the Czech Lands and Italy
	2 From John Sobieslaw to John of Moravia
	3 A Few Words about Sources
Chapter 2 Illegitimate Children in the Late Middle Ages
	1 The Status of Bastard Children in Late Medieval Society
	2 The Royal Bastards of the Bohemian Luxembourgs and Their Careers
Chapter 3 
Bastard
	1 Youth and Early Ecclesiastical Career
	2 The Vyšehrad Provostry
Chapter 4 
Bishop
	1 The Litomyšl Episcopate
	2 The Occupancy of the Olomouc Bishopric
Chapter 5 
Patriarch
	1 The Patriarchate of Aquileia in the Middle Ages
	2 Appointment and Preparations for New Office
	3 Arrival in the Patriarchate and the New Government of Udine
	4 The Assassination of Federico di Savorgnano
	5 The Controversy over the Bishopric of Concordia
	6 Francesco Novello da Carrara and the Anti-Visconti League
	7 New Conflicts and New Truces
	8 The Death of Augustine of Litomyšl and the Escalation of Tension
	9 A Fragile Peace
	10 “… fuit interfectus dominus patriarcha …”
Chapter 6 
Historical Memory
	1 Damnatio memoriae versus patriarcha sanctae memoriae
	2 John of Moravia in the Written Tradition
Chapter 7 
Final Reflections
Excursus 1 
John of Moravia and John Sobieslaw
Excursus 2 
Capitula contra patriarcham Johannem de Moravia
	1 Edition
Excursus 3 
The Itinerary and Residences of John of Moravia
Illustrations
Bibliography
	Archival Sources
	Editions of Sources, Inventories & Catalogues
	Renaissance, Baroque & Enlightenment Historiography
	Newspapers
	Secondary Literature
	Online Resource
Index