J. COX RUSSELL in Late Ancient & Medieval Population (Transactions of the American Philosophical Society 48/III - 1958);
  R. MANTRAN; D. GOISTEIN in Journal of World History - vol.XI; YOUSSEF COURBAGE in Chretiens et Juifs dans l'Islam
  Arabe et Turk, 1992; H. LAMMENS in La Syrie, Précis Historique; THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA; ENCYCLOPEDIA
  OF THE ISLAM; CATHOLICITY.COM; BRITANNIA.COM; CRYINGVOICE.COM; FARSAROTUL.ORG; PHILIP SCHAFF
  in History of the Christian Church ("reprinted" online by CCEL.ORG in 1997); L. HERTLING in Història de l'Església (1972);
  Història de Catalunya, EDICIONS 62; EL PAÍS - AGUILAR in Atlas Histórico Universal, 1995; M. de LARA in História de
  España vol.II, 1982; DALMATIA.NET; BRITANNIA.COM; KURDWEB.HUMANRIGHTS.DE where is the work The Kurds,
  A Concise Handbook by Dr. Mehrdad R. Izady (1992); Hungary - A Brief History by Lazar in HUNGARY.ORG; The Rise of
  Christianity by R. STARK (1997), The Early Church by H. CHADWICK ( The Penguin History of the Church I , 1967-93);
  DU NAY, André in The Origins of the Rumanians; NOEL MALCOM's Kosovo, a short history and Bosnia: A Short History;
  also Hidden Treasures of a Forgotten Bulgarian State by Milosh Siderov in EUROPA 2001 ( Issue 1-2/1998 ); Bulgaria -
  a brief history outline, by DIMITER MARKOVSKI; A Documented Chronology of Roumanian History by MATILA GHYKA,
  1941; the web site of the Univerity of TRIESTE (Italian only); from this huge site of history; the ENCARTA '98 Encyclopedia;
  the site of the praefacture of SERRES/Serrai; Shine, issue #15, June-July 2000, the essay Bogomil Movement and its
  Implications, by MELANJA SHERDENKOVSKA at blesok.com.mk; JOHN V.A FINE, Jr. in The Early Medieval Balkans;
  I Buoni Uomini tra Inquisizione e Vangelo: La Chiesa Catara di Bagnolo San Vito, by Vittorio Sabbadini, online;
  The Ruin and Conquest of Britain 400 A.D. - 600 A.D.,also online; CYRIL MANGO: Byzantium: The Empire of New Rome.
  Scribner's, 1980; JUDITH HERRIN: The Formation of Christendom. Princeton Univ Press. 1987; ANNA COMNENA
  (Komnene): The Alexiad, edited by Elizabeth A. Dawes in London (1928), now online; BIRGE, John Kingsley :
  The Bektashi Order of Drervishes, Luzac & Co., 1937; The Alevi Turks of Asia Minor,  by G. E. WHITE; Turkish Alevis
  Today, by JOHN SHINDELDECKER; all three in this site; HISTORYOFMACEDONIA.ORG; ESPASA (Enciclopédia Universal
  Ilustrada, Ed. Espasa; on Greeks in Anatolia here ; the sections on syncretism and islamization in Spain are taken mainly
  from the LIBRO site (THE LIBRARY OF IBERIAN RESOURCES ONLINE), with its Islamic and Christian Spain in the Early
  Middle Ages by Thomas F. GLICK (Print edition: Princeton University Press, 1979), Christian Martyrs in Muslim Spain by
  Kenneth Baxter Wolf, and Paganism and Pagan Survivals in Spain up to the Fall of the Visigothic Kingdom by Stephen
  McKENNA (Print edition: Catholic University of America Press, 1938); theInternet Medieval Source Book has online parts of
  The Correspondence of St. Boniface from the book The Letters of Saint Boniface, by Ephraim EMERTON (New York, 1940)
  and from the book of C. H. TALBOT The Anglo-Saxon Missionaries in Germany, Being the Lives of SS. Willibrord, Boniface,
  Leoba and Lebuin together with the Hodoepericon of St. Willibald and a selection from the correspondence of St. Boniface
  (London and New York: Sheed and Ward, 1954), this site has also the biography of Boniface from the book The Life of Saint
  Boniface by Willibald, by George WASHINGTON R. and published at Cambridge, USA (1916), as The Life of St. Columban
  by the monk JONAS and edited by Dana C. Munro in University of Pennsylvania (Dept. of History) in Translations and Reprints
  from the Original Sources of European history, University of Pennsylvania Press [1897?-1907?]. Vol. II. No. 7, there is the
  online version of  Days and Deeds of a Hesychast Saint: A Translation of the Greek Life of Saint Romylos, by Mark Bartusis,
  Khalifa Ben Nasser, and Angeliki E. Laiou in Byzantine Studies, 9:1 (1982), also the Gregory I's Dialogos: Second Dialogue
  (Life of St. Benedict) by the THE SAINT PACHOMIUS ORTHODOX LIBRARY, contains an online version of the epistles of
  Gregory the Great, a letter related to China by John of Monte Corvino, the Thomas of MARGA's The Book of Governors (V),
  and Bishop Rimbert's LIFE OF ANSKAR (801-865); the University of Arizona's site; the Christian Classics Ethereal Library
  writings (Church Fathers above all, but also The Council of Trullo and the Synod of Carthage ); Los Moriscos, MERCEDES
  GARCÍA ARENAL, Ed. Nacional, 1975; many reports can be found in the virtual french blibliotheque CLIO, as: Le Christianisme
  en Asie Centrale, by Jean-Paul ROUX (CNRS), Le Christianisme au Japon by Jean-Pierre DUTEIL (Univ. Paris VIII) or L’Afrique
  Chrétienne, by François DECRET (Univ. of Latran); "La Domination Des Dailamites" in "Daylam" in the Encyclopaedia of Islam;
  History of the Wars by PROCOPIUS (Translated by H.B.Dewing), online excerpt about Heruls; The Suda (ancient Byzantine
  encyclopaedia) online; The Buildings, by PROCOPIUS (of the Loeb Classical Library) online in this excellent site; the Ministry
  of Culture and Tourism of Turkey; SAMUEL ZWEMER in The Influence of Animism on Islam, 1919; Crescent Moon magazine
   (7/1996), extract; A Chronicle of the Last Pagans, Pierre CHUVIN, Harvard University Press, London, 1990; Georges MARÇAIS'
  La Berberie Musulmane et l’Orient au Moyen Age, Paris, Aubier, 1946; Wim van BINSBERGEN's online articles in his site
  about African Religion; Balkanistica 13 (2000), "The Christian Saints of Albania" by Robert ELSIE, here; the report "Entry of
  Slavs Into Christendom" at serbianna.com; an account on Manichean History can be found here; Procopius of Caesarea's
  "Secret History" translated by Richard Atwater, (1927) is online in various sites; "Historia de los Heterodoxos Españoles" by
  MENENDEZ Y PELAYO is available in this bibliotheque; "The Paulicians" in New Englander and Yale review (Volume 42,
  Issue 177, 1883) by Rev. William CLARCK; Demetrios CONSTANTELOS in his "Byzantine and Ancient Greek Religiosity";
  Christian Orthodox and Moslem Popular Religious Customs by VARVOUNIS here; "Pilgrimage in Medieval Asia Minor" by
  Clive FOSS (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 56) doaks.org; 'The Assyrians and their  Neighbours' by rev. W.A. WIGRAM (London,
  1929) online at AINA; 'Christian Topography' of Cosmas Indicopleustes available at Tertullian.org, where there are also many
  other writings of the Church Fathers; 'East of the Euphrates: Early Christianity in Asia' by T.V. Philip (India, 1998) WAS
  available at religion-online.org site but is a dead link now. St. Maroun Live by Theodoret available here; A. MINGANA's Early
  Spread of Christianity in Central Asia and the Far East, in the Bulletin of the John Rylands Lybrary 9 (1925) at Asia Research
  Associates.com; By Foot to China by John M. L. YOUNG at Assyrian International News Agency; The Cross and the Loyus, at
  Keykyo site; History of the Tartars, compiled by HET'UM the Armenian: site; Magazin ALTAIR 29 (Grup 62); The Travels of
  Marco Polo The Venetian (Translated and Edited by William Marsden, Re-edited by Thomas Wright) here; The Journey of
  Friar John of Pian de Carpine to the Court of Kuyuk Khan, 1245-1247 (excerps from The Journey of William of Rubruck to the
  Eastern Parts of the World 1235-55, London, Hakluyt Society, 1900 by W.W. Rockhill and related texts at Oregon and
  Washington Universities; Letter of Mar Philoxenus Bishop of Mabbug to Abi 'Afr, Military Governor of Hirta of Nu'man
  (at Philoxenos of Mabbug, Letter concerning Nestorius and the Christians of Central Asia, online); The Monks of Kublai Khan
  Emperor of China by E. A. WALLIS BUDGE (London, The Religious Tract Society, 1928) at AINA site; the online The Life of
  Gregory the Wonderworker by GREGORY OF NYSSA; ethnic sites related to Alans and Turcomongols; The Decline of Eastern
  Christianity under Islam, Bat YE'OR (1996); The Life of Jacob Baradaeus from the Lives of the Eastern Saints by John of
  Ephesus; Imperial Unity and Christian Divisions; John MEYENDORFF (St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, 1989); articles on
  Religion in Eastern Europe "Religion in Estonia, Research in English" by Janis CAKARS; Kevin TUITE's and P.
  BUKHARASHVILI articles on "Binarité et complémentarité en Géorgie du nord-est." and "Central Caucasian religious systems
  and social ideology in the post-Soviet period"; "La Georgie: Mythes et Saints du Caucase" by Jean-Pierre MAHE here;
  "The Meaning of Dael" by Kevin Tuite at the Université de Montréal; "Highland Georgian paganism - archaism or innovation?"
  (Georgian mythology, I. The cross and his people; Kutaisi; Gelati Academy of Sciences); Kevin TUITE at the Université de
  Montréal (Annual of the Society for the Study of the Caucasus vol 6-7, 1996); "The Place of Religion in the Social and
  Political Life in Georgia" by Georgy SIAMASHVILI at Central Asia and Caucasus site where other many articles are present;
  "Elements of Pre-Christian Religion in Today's Armenia"here; Christian Persecutions at the Hellenes (Publications Open City,
  Athens 2000) extracted here; Carlo GINZBURG's "Historia Nocturna" (Ed. Península; Barcelona; 2003); "Spreading of
  Christianity in Albania" report; "A Sacrifice of Praise: Blessing of the Madagh" by Michael FINDIKYAN at Window Quarterly
  (Vol. 2, No. 4, 1992); Popular Orthodoxy, Official Church and State in Finish Border Karelia before World War II" by Teuvo
  LAITILA, and many other articles of popular religion here as "The Transformation of the Death Cult Over Time: The example
  of the Burial Customs in Historic Võruma County" by Marju KÕIVUPUU; "Christianity in Caucasian Albania" by Farida
  MAMMADOVA here; "Lithuanian Religion and Mythology" by Gintaras BERESNEVICIUS translated by Lora Tamošiuniene
  here; the hagiography os St. Vigor here; Celtic paganism survivals can be consulted in this web and in this other; -- some
  books are online / in RED the principal sources.
 
 

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