CiNii Books - Law and the illicit in medieval Europe

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Law and the illicit in medieval Europe

edited by Ruth Mazo Karras, Joel Kaye, and E. Ann Matter

（Middle Ages series）

University of Pennsylvania Press, c2008

Includes bibliographical references and index

Introduction : the reordering of law and the illicit in eleventh and twelfth-century Europe / Edward M. Peters
A fresh look at medieval sanctuary / William Chester Jordan
Heresy as politics and the politics of heresy, 1022-1180 / R.I. Moore
Legal ethics : a medieval ghost story / James A. Brundage
The ties that bind : legal status and imperial power / James Muldoon
Licit and illicit in the Yarnall collection at the University of Pennsylvania : pages from the decretals of Pope Gregory IX / Robert Somerville
Judicial violence and torture in the Carolingian empire / Patrick Geary
The ambiguity of treason in Anglo-Norman-French law, c. 1150-c. 1250 / Stephen D. White
Illicit religion : the case of Friar Matthew Grabow, O.P. / John Van Engen
Marriage, concubinage, and the law / Ruth Mazo Karras
Crusaders' rights revisited : the use and abuse of crusader privileges in early thirteenth-century France / Jessalynn Bird
Learned opinion and royal justice : the role of Paris masters of theology during the reign of Philip the Fair / William J. Courtenay
Coin and punishment in medieval Venice / Alan M. Stahl
Licit and illicit in the rhetoric of the investiture conflict / Alex Novikoff
Satisfying the laws : the legenda of Maria of Venice / Susan Mosher Stuard
Canon law and Chaucer on licit and illicit magic / Henry Ansgar Kelly
Law, magic, and science : constructing a border between licit and illicit knowledge in the writings of Nicole Oresme / Joel Kaye