Note 5 — Chapter V · THE CLUNIAC REFORMATION (910–1073) AND ITALY IN THE ELEVENTH CENTURY[5]
Reading edition
Moeller’s Church History (translated from the German), gives a bald but full and learned summary of the ecclesiastical history of the whole period. Gieseler’s Church History (also translated), is valuable for its numerous citations of original texts. Besides Gibbon’s famous fifty-sixth chapter on the Normans in Italy, Delarc’s Les Normands en Italie (1016-1073) gives an elaborate and careful account of the Norman history in Italy up to the accession of Gregory VII.