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1 online resource (320 pages) |
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Middle Ages Series |
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Middle Ages series
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Cover ; Contents ; Introduction: Heresy and Authority in Medieval Europe; I ""THE HERETICS OF OLD"": THE DEFINITION OF ORTHODOXY AND HERESY IN LATE ANTIQUITY AND THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES; 1 Tertullian: An Injunction against Heretics; 2 St. Augustine: On Manichaeism; 3 Theodoret: The Rise of Arianism; 4 Theodoret: Arius's Letter to Eusebius of Nicomedia; 5 The Creed of Nicaea (325) and Constantinople (381); 6 Compelle lntrare: The Coercion of Heretics in the Theodosian Code, 438; 7 st. Isidore of Seville: On the Church and the Sects; 8 Alcuin: Against the Adoptionist Heresy of Felix |
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II THE PROBLEM OF REFORM, DISSENT, AND HERESY IN THE ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH CENTURIES9 Paul of St. Pere de Chartres: Heretics at Orleans, 1022; 10 Guibert of Nogent: Heretics at Soissons, 1114; 11 William the Monk: The Debate with Henry of Le Mans; 12 Otto of Freising: Arnold of Brescia in Rome, 1148-55; 13 Peter Abelard at the Council of Soissons, 1121: The Historia Calamitatum; 14 St. Bernard to Pope Innocent II: Against Abelard, 1140; 15 Everinus of Steinfeld: Letter to st. Bernard, 1143; 16 St. Bernard: Sermon 65 on The Song of Songs, 1144; III THE CATHARS |
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17 The Sermon of Cosmas the Priest against Bogomilism18 A Standoff at Lombers, 1165; 19 The Cathar Council at Saint-Felix-de-Caraman, 1167; 20 Pierre des Vaux de Cernay: The Historia Alhfgensis; 21 Rainier Sacconi: A Thirteenth-Century Inquisitor on Catharism; 22 Chroniclers and Cathars on Catharism: The Heretics of Lombardy; IV THE WALDENSIANS; 23 Etienne de Bourbon: The Waldensians and Vernacular Scripture; 24 Walter Map: On the Waldensians, 1179; 25 Valdes's Profession of Faith; 26 David of Augsburg: On the Waldensians of Bavaria, 1270 |
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27 The Passau Anonymous: On the Origins of Heresy and the Sect of the WaldensiansV THE WAY OF CARITAS: PREACHING, PENITENCE, AND PASTORALISM; 28 The Third Lateran Council, 1179: Heretics Are Anathema; 29 Pope Lucius III: The Decretal Ad Abolendum, 1184; 30 The Fourth Lateran Council, 1215: Credo and Confession, Canons 1,3,21; 31 Pope Innocent Ill: The Decretal Cum ex officii nostri, 1207; 32 Burchard of Ursperg: On the New Orders; 33 St. Antony's Sermon to the Fish ; 34 St. Thomas Aquinas: Whether Heretics Should Be Tolerated; 35 Pope Innocent III and Durand of Huesca, 1210 |
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VI THE WAY OF POTESTAS: CRUSADE AND CRIMINAL SANCTIONS36 Caesarius of Heisterbach: The Stake; 37 The Council of Toulouse, 1229; 38 Pope Gregory IX: The Decretal Ille humani generis, 1231; 39 The Council of Tarragona, 1242; 40 A Manual for Inquisitors at Carcasonne, 1248-49; 41 The Liber Augustalis of Frederick II, 1231; 42 The Schwabenspiegel: Concerning Heretics, 1235; 43 Thirteenth-Century French Royal Legislation Against Heretics; 44 The English Statute De haeretico comburendo, 1401; VII INTELLECTUAL POSITIONS CONDEMNED IN THE THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH CENTURIES |
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45 Errors Condemned at the University of Paris, 1270 |
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Christian heresies -- History -- Middle Ages, 600-1500 -- Sources
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Sects, Medieval -- History -- Sources
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Authority -- History -- Sources
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Authority
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Christian heresies -- Middle Ages
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Sects, Medieval
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History
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Sources
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Electronic book
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9780812206807 |
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0812206800 |
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