Migration in the Medieval Mediterranean

Sarah Davis-Secord is a historian of the medieval Mediterranean specializing in intercultural communication and relations between Muslims and Christians.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Refugees from the Islamic Conquests (Seventh-Century Levant)Chapter 2: Hadrian and Theodore (Seventh-Century England)Chapter 3: St. Elias the Younger (Ninth-Century Sicily and North Africa)Chapter 4: Constantine the African (Eleventh-Century North Africa and Southern Italy)Chapter 5: Jewish Refugees from the Norman Invasion (Eleventh-Century Sicily)Chapter 6: Merchants (Eleventh and Twelfth-Century Mediterranean)Chapter 7: Imam al-Mazari and Other Muslim Scholars (Twelfth-Century Sicily and North Africa)Chapter 8: Unnamed Sicilian Girl (Twelfth-Century Sicily)Chapter 9: George of Antioch and Other Immigrants to Sicily (Twelfth Century)Chapter 10: Moses Maimonides (Twelfth-Century Spain and Egypt)Chapter 11: Religious Converts (Ninth to Twelfth Centuries)ConclusionFurther Reading