Introduction
Chapter 1: King Henry II and the Defence of the Latin East, Cyprus and Cilician Armenia
Chapter 2: King Henry II and the Development of Famagusta
Chapter 3: King Henry II, the Nobles, the Knights and the Burgesses of Cyprus
Chapter 4: King Henry II and the Conspiracy of His Brother Amaury the Lord of Tyre
Chapter 5: King Henry II and Foreign Relations
Chapter 6: King Henry II, the Papacy and Latin Prelates, Royal Privileges and the Non-Latin Clergy of Cyprus
Chapter 7: King Henry II and His Relations with the Regular Clergy of Cyprus
Conclusion
Biography
Nicholas Coureas, previously a full-time Senior Researcher and a former Acting Director at the Cyprus Research Centre (1990–2024), is presently Associate Professor in History, Archaeology, Indigenous Studies and Geography at Flinders University, Australia. He is a member of the Académie des Sciences et Lettres de Montpellier, France. His publications on Lusignan Cyprus (1191–1474) include numerous articles and several books, among them three monographs: The Latin Church in Cyprus 1195–1312 (1997), The Latin Church in Cyprus 1313–1378 (2010) and The Burgesses of Lusignan Cyprus 1192–1474 (2020).
