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100 1  Thomson, Simon. 
245 12 A macat analysis of ernst h. kantorowicz's the king's two 
       bodies: a study in medieval political t|h[Hoopla 
       electronic resource] /|cSimon Thomson. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bMacat,|c2016. 
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520    Examining 1,200 years of history from the foundation of 
       Charlemagne's Holy Roman Empire to the beheading of King 
       Charles I in England is in itself a mammoth undertaking. 
       But it is the issues explored by German American historian
       Ernst H. Kantorowicz in his 1957 study The King's Two 
       Bodies that have had a profound effect on the way 
       academics think about the study of history. Early European
       monarchs were considered to have two bodies: one earthly 
       and private, one almost divine, embodying the State. 
       Examining the image of these two bodies, Kantorowicz goes 
       on to identify the ways in which monarchies used religious
       imagery and ideas to enhance and extend the ruler's power 
       and to form states. Analyzing an impressive array of 
       primary material-from literary and artistic texts to 
       historical and legal works-Kantorowicz compares the ways 
       leaders across the centuries make use of broadly similar 
       symbols to achieve their political ends. Decades after its
       original publication, The King's Two Bodies remains a 
       major text in its field. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
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