Councils and clerical culture in the medieval West
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Councils and clerical culture in the medieval West
（Collected studies series, C571）
Variorum, c1997
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Nineteen studies in English regarding the culture, liturgy and legal institutions of the medieval church in the Latin West. The central theme concerns church councils and synods, emphasizing the conciliar corpus and studies acts, procedure, and canonical status, particularly in the 13th century. This work includes discussion of a number of liturgical manuscripts relating to ceremonials carried out at these councils, and an examination of the clerical and legal culture of Dante and his intended readers. Other studies focus on the origins of French clerical taxation and the conflict between Boniface VIII and Philip the Fair; a new dating for the "Rule of Benedict"; a revised chronology of the archbishops of York; and clarification of the relationship between the chronicle of Roger Wendover and that of Matthew Paris.
目次
- Benedict, Justinian, and donations "mortis causa" in the Regula Magistri
- Wulfsige and 9th-century Northumbrian chronology
- the patristic and medieval tradition of commentary on Matthew 10 verses 8-10
- Mansi and Rouen - a critique of the conciliar collections
- the Albigensian 20th of the 1221-3 - an early chapter in the history of papal taxation
- an eyewitness account of the 1225 Council of Bourges
- Wendover's last annal
- Hostiensis and some Embrun provincial councils
- Martin IV and the fugitive bishop of Bayeux
- an episcopal petition from the province of Rouen, 1281
- "Ad nostram praesentian evocamus" - Boniface VIII and the Roman convocation of 1302
- the "mentalite" of Dante's "Monarchia"
- the intended readers of Dante's "Monarchia"
- canon law in the age of Bartolus
- the conciliar ordo of Eugenius IV
- the 12th-century Tournai pontifical
- a Chalons pontifical of the 13th century
- the Kansas pontifical - another witness to the Roman pontifical of the 12th century.
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