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Introduction: the bishop reformed | |
Lay magnates, religious houses, and the role of the bishop in Aquitaine (877-1050) | |
Bishops and religious law, 900-1050 | |
Sovereignty and social order: Archbishop Wulfstan and the Institutes of Polity | |
The image of the bishop in the Middle Ages | |
Building the body of the Church; a bishop's blessing in the Benedictional of Engilmar of Parenzo | |
Bishop Gerard I of Cambrai-Arras, the 3 orders, and the problem of human weakness | |
'Both Mary and Martha': Bishop Lietbert of Cambrai and the construction of episcopal sanctity in a border diocese around 1100 | |
Driving the chariot of the Lord: Siegfried I of Mainz (1060-1084) and episcopal identity in an age of transition | |
Pastoral care as military action: the ecclesiology of Archbishop Alfanus I of Salerno (1058-1085) | |
What made Ivo mad? Reflections on a medieval bishop's anger | |
The bishops of Piacenza, their cathedral, and the reform of the Church | |
Urban space, sacred topography, and ritual meanings in Florence: the route of the bishop's entry, c1200-1600 | |
Postscript: the ambiguous bishop | |
Index | |
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